Press Release


During the exhibition “Firmament”, which will be held in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, from December 9th 2017 to January 22nd 2018, the visitors will have an opportunity to see Arno Rafael Mikkinen’s work for the first time in Croatia.













 




















 





























International exhibitions

International Archives 2nd half of 2017


Arno Rafael Mikkinen, Firmament

Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb (Croatia)

09.12.2017 - 22.01.2018


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Exhibition December 09, 2017 - January 22, 2018. Museum of Contemporary Art, Av. Dubrovnik 17- 10000 Zagreb (Croatia). Tel.  : +385 1 60 52 700. Hours  : Tue–Sun: 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Saturday: 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Monday and holidays: closed.



 







 











 





 



























 





 











Arno Rafael Mikkinen, Firmament, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb

© ArtCatalyse International / Marika Prévosto 2017. All Rights Reserved

The highlight of this exhibition will be his recent work, photographs taken during his visit to Croatia, which will be premiered here. The exhibition will also include a selection of photographs made between the 70’s and today. It is an opportunity to see his unique Self-portraits, showing the combination of his body and its surroundings in an unparalleled and often surprising ways, in which the body defies the laws of physics and what we usually expect from it.







 
















 







Arno Rafael Mikkinen, série Firmament, Just Zagreb, 2017



Arno Rafael Mikkinen, série Firmament, Just Zagreb, 2017 Arno Rafael Mikkinen, série Firmament, Just Zagreb, 2017

Arno Rafael Mikkinen, série Firmament, Just Zagreb, 2017



In over one hundred independent and almost two hundred joint exhibitions, works of Arno Rafael Minkkinen have been exhibited in almost every significant museum and gallery dedicated to the promotion of contemporary art, such as The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Centre Pompidou and Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris, and many others.