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Polona Dolzan

MA work

MA work

As part of the 'New' European migrational boom, I used my 'motherland' (the former Yugoslav Republic of Slovenia) as a case study. A focal point revolved around mass events such as the Eurovision - looking at the voting process - the current political climate in the Balkans, the presidency of Slovenia in the EU and the idea of immigrants abroad. These observations take the shape of an organised event: the invasion of my home-town by foreigners (fellow students) in an attempt to make an exhibition about this subject that was aimed at locals.

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  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Communication

    Programme

    MA Visual Communication, 2008

  • As part of the 'New' European migrational boom, I used my 'motherland' (the former Yugoslav Republic of Slovenia) as a case study. A focal point revolved around mass events such as the Eurovision - looking at the voting process - the current political climate in the Balkans, the presidency of Slovenia in the EU and the idea of immigrants abroad. These observations take the shape of an organised event: the invasion of my home-town by foreigners (fellow students) in an attempt to make an exhibition about this subject that was aimed at locals.

  • Degrees

  • BA (Hons) Theatre: Design for Performance, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London, 2006; Foundation Art and Design, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, 2003
  • Experience

  • Event Organiser, SHUNT, London, 2008; Assistant General Manager, Hussein Chalayan Studio, London, 2006; Womenswear Buyer, Music & Goods Exchange Ltd., London, 2002 to present
  • Exhibitions

  • We Came To Take Your Jobs Away, Royal College of Art/ Celje Castle, Slovenia, 2007; 21 Grams, Dazed & Confused Gallery, London, 2007; Direction, Lethaby Gallery, London, 2006