Mirko
Bratuša
1963NEGOVA
SLOVENIA
Mirko
Bratuša
1963NEGOVA
SLOVENIA
He was born on the 19th February 1963 in Negova.
He studied sculpture at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), graduating in 1989. In the following three years, he studied with professor Leo Kronbrust at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, and with professor Tony Cragg at the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1993, and finished his postgraduate studies with professor Lujo Vodopivec at the ALU in 1993.
Teaching sculpture at the Department of Art Pedagogics at the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF) since 1997, he was appointed assistant professor in 2003 and professor in 2013. He is an associate member of the Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences (SAZU) since 2019.
He studied sculpture at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), graduating in 1989. In the following three years, he studied with professor Leo Kronbrust at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, and with professor Tony Cragg at the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1993, and finished his postgraduate studies with professor Lujo Vodopivec at the ALU in 1993.
Teaching sculpture at the Department of Art Pedagogics at the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF) since 1997, he was appointed assistant professor in 2003 and professor in 2013. He is an associate member of the Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences (SAZU) since 2019.
1988
Prešeren Prize for Students of ALU1992
Ex-tempore Award, Ljutomer1993
Gornja Radgona Municipality Award1994
Award at the May Salon of the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)1995
Vice Award at the Biennale of the Kranj Municipality2005
Golden Bird Award2006
Prešeren Fund Award for the exhibition at the Circulo de Bellas Artes gallery in Madrid, Spain
He was born on the 19th February 1963 in Negova.
He studied sculpture at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), graduating in 1989. In the following three years, he studied with professor Leo Kronbrust at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, and with professor Tony Cragg at the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1993, and finished his postgraduate studies with professor Lujo Vodopivec at the ALU in 1993.
Teaching sculpture at the Department of Art Pedagogics at the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF) since 1997, he was appointed assistant professor in 2003 and professor in 2013. He is an associate member of the Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences (SAZU) since 2019.
He studied sculpture at the University of Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts (ALU), graduating in 1989. In the following three years, he studied with professor Leo Kronbrust at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, and with professor Tony Cragg at the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 1993, and finished his postgraduate studies with professor Lujo Vodopivec at the ALU in 1993.
Teaching sculpture at the Department of Art Pedagogics at the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Education (PEF) since 1997, he was appointed assistant professor in 2003 and professor in 2013. He is an associate member of the Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences (SAZU) since 2019.
1988
Prešeren Prize for Students of ALU1992
Ex-tempore Award, Ljutomer1993
Gornja Radgona Municipality Award1994
Award at the May Salon of the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)1995
Vice Award at the Biennale of the Kranj Municipality2005
Golden Bird Award2006
Prešeren Fund Award for the exhibition at the Circulo de Bellas Artes gallery in Madrid, Spain
Heaters for Hot Feelings
2010-2011, Glazed ceramics, electric heaters, installed heat pumps, electric wiring and water hoses
Makurjus
1989, 147 × 96 × 98 cm, Iron, glass and wine
Unnamed IV
2005, 91 × 82 × 210 cm, Bronze, epoxy resin, water and electric wiring
SYSTEM M0822012B
2012, height 220 cm, Glazed ceramics, stainless steel, installed heat pumps
Male Frogs
2006–2011, height 135 cm, Bronze
Bathers
2008, 173 × 230 × 45 cm, Bronze and stainless steel
Nebuchadnezzar
1994-1997, 199 × 176 × 187 cm, Bronze
Memorial for N. G.
1999, height 325 cm, Bronze
Humidifier SE
2003, 425 × 85 × 100 cm, Polyester, water, stainless steel and electric wiring
A Male Frog for the Practice
2018-2019, height 150 cm, Bronze and stainless steelArtworks for sale
The NG Sediment
45,000 €BRA
10,000 €Humidifier SE
12,000 €SYSTEM M0822012B
19,500 €Siberia M732014B
4,950 €Brain
5,550 €A Statue for Children I.
9,000 €The Tongue
11,500 €No Title
5,150 €
Heaters for Hot Feelings
2010-2011, Glazed ceramics, electric heaters, installed heat pumps, electric wiring and water hosesMakurjus
1989, 147 × 96 × 98 cm, Iron, glass and wineUnnamed IV
2005, 91 × 82 × 210 cm, Bronze, epoxy resin, water and electric wiringSYSTEM M0822012B
2012, height 220 cm, Glazed ceramics, stainless steel, installed heat pumpsMale Frogs
2006–2011, height 135 cm, BronzeBathers
2008, 173 × 230 × 45 cm, Bronze and stainless steelNebuchadnezzar
1994-1997, 199 × 176 × 187 cm, BronzeMemorial for N. G.
1999, height 325 cm, BronzeHumidifier SE
2003, 425 × 85 × 100 cm, Polyester, water, stainless steel and electric wiringA Male Frog for the Practice
2018-2019, height 150 cm, Bronze and stainless steelArtworks for sale
The NG Sediment
45,000 €BRA
10,000 €Humidifier SE
12,000 €SYSTEM M0822012B
19,500 €Siberia M732014B
4,950 €Brain
5,550 €A Statue for Children I.
9,000 €The Tongue
11,500 €No Title
5,150 €
