Ereš, Ana

Ana Ereš is a senior research fellow at the Department of Art History at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. She specialises in the study of modernism, the history of exhibitions and the Yugoslav art space in the twentieth century. She has published the following monographs: Mrdjan Bajić: skulptotektura (2013); Sculpture: Medium, Method, Social Practice vols. 1 and 2 (Skulptura: medij, metod, društvena praksa 1 i 2), 2016 and 2021, co-editor with S. Vuksanović; Marko Čelebonović (2017 and 2018, co-author); Yugoslavia at the Venice Biennale (1938–1990): Cultural and Exhibition Policies (Jugoslavija na Venecijanskom bijenalu (1938–1990): kulturne politike i politike izložbe, 2020), Vasa Pomorišac: Painter of Modernity and Continuity (Vasa Pomorišac: slikar modernosti i kontinuiteta, 2024). She received the Lazar Trifunović Award for critical writing on art (2017) and the Pavle Vasić Award for a book on Yugoslav exhibitions at the
Venice Biennale (2020).