'Unbordering Worlds' Exhibition Catalogue

To document the extraordinary project ‘Unbordering Worlds: New Narratives for Northern Kosovo’, we have produced an accompanying catalogue. It tells the story of how two artists began to reclaim the river Ibër, long recognised as a no-mans-land in the conflict between Serbians and Albanians.
 
The publication includes a foreword by Hedwig Fijen, Director of the European Biennial of Contemporary Art (Manifesta), and curatorial texts from Petrit Abazi, project curator. With contributions from Stanislava Pinchuk, Piers Greville, Catherine Nichols, J. Creswell, Bogdan Bogdanović, and Nora Prezaki including writing, poetry and stunning photo documentation of the monumental project. 
  
This project, exhibition and publication were created by the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, with the support of Australia Council for the Arts, 
 
Artists
Stanislava Pinchuk
Piers Greville
 
Curator
Petrit Abazi

Includes:
Foreword, Hedwig Fijen
Introduction, Petrit Abazi
Sometimes the River is the Bridge, Catherine Nichols
A Broken Heart for a Mended Bridge, Petrit Abazi
Bogdan Bogdanović in Conversation with Alexandre Mirlesse 
On Europe Without Monuments, Petrit Abazi
As You Name the Boat, So Too Shall it Float, Stanislava Pinchuk
Photo Essay: Europe Without Monuments, Marcello Maranzan
On What Is Here, Petrit Abazi
Piers Greville in Conversation with Jonathon Cresswell
A Swim Is As Good As a Bridge, Piers Greville
Photo Essay: What Is Here, Marcello Maranzan
To Love Water, Nora Prekazi
List of Works, Further Reading
Acknowledgments 
 
The book:
80 pages
240 x 170 mm