Thursday June 24th, at 5:30pm
at The PROJECT SPACE in REVOLVE

Join us for our first event back at REVOLVE!

We are thrilled to welcome two dynamic photographers in conversation to celebrate the publication of Pavlović's book, "Stagecraft". This event takes place at REVOLVE from 5:30pm to 6:45pm, and then we will decamp to our friends at Bagatelle Books in WAVL for a book signing and reception with live music, starting at 7:00pm.

"Stagecraft" features four extensive bodies of the photographer's work, spanning from the early 2000s to today—photographs of the Yugoslav socialist modernist hotel spaces from her internationally recognized series "Hotels"; photographs of the ceremonial space of the Yugoslav Presidential Palace in Belgrade from the series "Collection/Kolekcija" and the recent "Fabrics of Socialism" and "Sites of Memory" series exploring the archives of the Museum of Yugoslav History.



The book includes critical essays that contextualize and expound on Pavlović's unique treatment of the photographic medium, in which a photographic moment is expanded to include the conditions of image making, production, documentation, and representation.

ABOUT VESNA
Vesna Pavlović is an associate professor of art, Smithsonian Artist Research Fellow (2020), Fulbright Scholar (2018–19), and Chancellor Fellow (2018–20) at Vanderbilt University. Her work has been exhibited widely and is included in major private and public art collections, including the Phillips Collection, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Museum of Women in the Arts, and the Art in Embassies Program in Washington, DC; the Princeton University Art Gallery in Princeton, New Jersey; the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona; and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade, Serbia, among others. Her work has previously been published in Vesna Pavlović’s Lost Art: Photography, Display, and the Archive. More information about Vesna Pavlović can be found at http://vesna-pavlovic.com.

ABOUT DAWN
Dawn Roe (b. 1971, Sault Ste. Marie, MI) obtained a BFA degree from Marylhurst University and an MFA from Illinois State University. She divides her time between Asheville, North Carolina and Winter Park, Florida where she serves as Professor of Art in the Rollins College Department of Art & Art History. Working between the still and moving image, her projects examine the role of these media in shaping personal and social understandings of our environment through site-responsive engagement.
Roe’s photographs and videos are exhibited regularly throughout the U.S. and internationally at venues including The Frost Art Museum, Miami, FL; ISU University Galleries, Normal, IL; The Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, FL;
Newspace Center for Photography, Portland, OR; Screen Space Gallery Melbourne, VIC, Australia; The Perth Centre for Photography, Perth, WA, Australia; and Visual Voice Gallery, Montreal, QC, Canada.

Her work and writing has been featured in print and web-based journals including Two Inadequate Voices, Lenscratch, Floorr, Aint-Bad, Urbanautica, Oxford American, The Detroit Center for Contemporary Photography series Frame/s, and the Routledge publication, photographies. Roe’s work is represented by Tracey Morgan Gallery in Asheville, NC.