Tadej Pogačar: CODE:RED
From its inception in 1999 and its first public manifestation at the 2001 Venice Biennale, Tadej Pogačar’s "CODE:RED" has seen numerous presentations, interpretations, and analyses.
Pogačar’s approach to the subject of parallel economies – human trafficking and the related sex industry being an inherent part of them – is based on trust and open communication between the artist and the other participants. The project regularly involves the artist initiating close collaboration between participating art institutions and organisations advocating sex workers’ human rights.
Published by: Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana / City Art Gallery Ljubljana
Represented by: Blaž Peršin / Alenka Gregorič
Catalogue editor: Alenka Gregorič
Texts: Melissa Ditmore, Silvia Federici, Alenka Gregorič, Suzana Milevska
Slovenian translation: Tamara Soban
Slovenian translation of the texts by Silvia Federici and Melissa Ditmore: Maja Lovrenov
English translation: Tamara Soban
English language editor: Ana Čavić
Photos: Tadej Pogačar, Dejan Habicht (unless stated otherwise), Andrej Peunik (installation view)
Design and layout: Ajdin Bašić
Print: Formatisk d.o.o., Ljubljana
Print run: 300
January 2019
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Price: 15 €
No. of pages: 173
ISBN: 978-961-6969-30-7