NADA Miami 2024: Vuk Ćuk

Eugster || Belgrade is excited to show a solo presentation with a new body of work by Vuk Ćuk at NADA Miami 2024.

In the midst of an overwhelming moment in time that is contaminated with new expectations, speculations, content, socio-political relationships, climate predictions and so on, it seems as if every moment is elusive. Fuelled by the need to grasp these new conditions of life, we are left with a feeling of urgency to adapt to what we built for ourselves. These issues were always at the forefront of Vuk Ćuk’s practice, who has dealt with the most timely concerns, addressing the global fascination with technological advancements that follow the capitalist logic. The material collected by examining widespread interests tends to show the most bizarre and unexpected aspects of human nature, which is tackled with a playful and world-building approach.

Find us at Booth E101 from December 3rd to December 7th.

Dates & Times:

VIP Preview (by Invitation):
Tuesday, December 3, 10am–4pm
VIP Hour (by Invitation):
Thursday, December 5, 10–11am
Open to the Public:
Tuesday, December 3, 4–7pm
Wednesday, December 4, 11am–7pm
Thursday, December 5, 11am–7pm
Friday, December 6, 11am–7pm
Saturday, December 7, 11am–6pm

Location:

Ice Palace Studios
1400 North Miami Avenue
Miami, FL 33136

Vuk Ćuk (1987) is a visual artist based in Belgrade, Serbia. He is interested in how capitalist logic, trends and technology shape both the human and natural world, examining new ways of living in the contemporary society. He works across various media, such as sculpture (kinetic and static), installations, drawing, digital art, video and painting. His work was shown at Belgrade Biennale 2021, curated by CURA’s Ilaria Marotta and Andrea Baccin, Sequence Art Festival, Marshall House in Reykjavik, Iceland (2019), 57th Belgrade Biennale curated by Gunnar and Danielle Kvaran, Belgrade, Serbia (2018), China Art Museum in Shanghai (2017), Sugarcube Festival in New York (2016) and Taiyuan Sculpture Symposium, Taiyuan, China (2016). Ćuk has had solo shows in Belgrade with gallery ZVONO several times, The Armory Show in New York City (2023), EIKON Schauraum, Q21, MuseumsQuartier in Vienna (2023), Automat Artspace in Saarbrucken (2022), Eugster ll Belgrade (2020), Ljubljana with Ravnikar gallery (2019), as well as at the Serbian Cultural Centre in Paris (2018). He teaches at Belgrade’s University of Art (Faculty of Applied Arts) and is a recipient of MAK Museum Vienna’s Recognition Award, Vladimir Velickovic fund award, Taiyuan Sculpture Symposium award. He is contributing Art Editor at DSCENE Magazine.