Natasa Radovic is born in Rijeka (Croatia) on 21st September 1971.
She lives in Venice (Italy) since 1992.

Curriculum Vitae in italiano (PDF)

EDUCATION

2003-06

• Post-graduate specialisation in Planning and Production of Fine Arts, IUAV-FDA (University of Architecture – Faculty of Design and Arts), Venice, Italy.

2000

• Artscapes/Event City a post graduate program at the BAUHAUS Foundation, Dessau, Germany.
• VANT 2000, workshop on Visual Arts and New Technologies, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA in collaboration with the School of Visual Arts, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS, Denton.

1997

• 4 months internship in Modern Art History, PEGGY GUGGENHEIM COLLECTION, Venice.

1992-1996

• Bachelor's of Fine Arts Degree in: Fine Arts, Drawing and Painting, ACCADEMIA DI BELLE ARTI DI VENEZIA.
  

1990-1991

• Pre-foundation Course at THE HEATHERLEY SCHOOL OF FINE ART, London, UK.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

since 2000

• Correspondent from Italy for Croatian daily NOVI LIST, column Art and Culture.

2010-11

• Coordinator of the German Pavilion for the 54. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2009, in collaboration with the MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt/Main, Germany.

2010

• Coordinator of the Croatian Pavilion for the 12. Architecture Biennale Venezia 2010, in collaboration with the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art MMSU, Rijeka, Croatia.

2008-09

• Coordinator of the German Pavilion for the 53. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2009, in collaboration with the Witte de With, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

2006-07

• Coordinator of the German Pavilion for the 52. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2007, in collaboration with the Witte de With, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

2005

• Collaboration: management, public relations, publicity, installation and maintenance of the Croatian Pavilion (Museo Fortuny) at the 51. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2005, in collaboration with the UGD-Umjetnicka Galerija Dubrovnik, Croatia.

2001-2003

• Teaching as an assistant of the New Technologies and New Medias in Contemporary Art, ACCADEMIA DI BELLE ARTI DI VENEZIA, Italy.

2001

• Mural painting for the American Pavillion at the 49. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2001, commisioned by THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO, USA.

1999

• Responsible of the Croatian Pavilion for the 48. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 1999, Sch. di S. Apollonia, S. Marco. Collaborated with the management, public relations, publicity, installation and maintenance of the Croatian Pavilion, with the Klovicevi Dvori, Zagreb, Croatia.

1998

• Assisted in installation of the exhibition, biographies and English translation for the catalogue of the XIV International Exhibition Of Drawings ­ Comics, MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART (MMSU) Rijeka.
• Teaching Art History and Fine Art Drawing in English at the EUROSCUOLA English Middle School, Padova, Italy.

1997

• Collaborated with the management, public relations, publicity, installation and maintenance of the Croatian Pavilion at the 47. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 1997, in collaboration with the MMSU, Rijeka, Croatia.
• Assisted in the installation of a temporary exhibition George Grosz: The Berlin Years, curated by Ralph Jentsch, at the PEGGY GUGGENHEIM COLLECTION, Venice.

since 1997

• CONVENTIONS & INTERPRETING: Numerous services as hostess and interpreter (Italian-English, English-Italian, Croatian-Italian, Italian-Croatian) for various clients: Cantiere Nautico FB Design di Como, Porto di Venezia, Costa, MSC, Diporto Velico di Venezia, Assonautica di Venezia, Tribunale Minorenni di Mestre e Venezia, Pretura di Venezia, CHIL, ULSS, Comune di Venezia, Fondazione Cini, Mostra del Cinema di Venezia, Key Congress from Padua.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES

2004

• Photographs for Paco Deluz' CD A Day Any Day, Turin, Italy.

2003

• Photographs of the ELLE, Marghera, Italy.
• Photographs of the 50. International Exhibition of Art VENICE BIENNALE 2003 commissioned by the Art+Decor Magazine, Istanbul, Turkey.

2000

• Photographs of the Bauhaus Blue Festival commissioned by the BAUHAUS Dessau Foundation, Germany.

1999

• Photographs for the catalogue of MATEJ ANDRAZ VOGRINCIC, and his project Dressed House as external participant of Slovenian Pavilion at the VENICE BIENNALE, curated by Aurora Fonda, Santa Margherita, Venice.

1997

• Invited as a free-lance photographer to the DRAP.ART '97 Exposition Art, Creation and Recycling, Barcelona, Spain. Participation resulted in photo publication in the Italian art magazine Arte (n.289, Sept. 1997, article by Gloria Vallese: Trash, un secolo nel segno di rifiuto).