This week we take a break from the colours of late spring and early summer and go back to the work of Igor Andjelić, of Ljubljana’s Gallery Minimal. A striking figure who takes striking photos, he’s been part of the city’s art scene for decades – including as part of IRWIN and NSK, as well designing, among other spaces, ŠKUC and Klub K4 – and has works in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA). He's also, in our opinion, one of the best photographers of the city, finding beauty in lines and details that others overlook, with these two images showing Edvard Ravnikar's TR3 in Ljubljana's Republic Square (as detailed here).
While Andjelić shows at various galleries, with a new show opening at Ljubljana's SKUČ Gallery 20 June 2019, the best place to keep up with his work with minimal effort is Facebook, where you’ll find nice surprises, in black and white, on a regular basis.
