solo exhibitions

> 2008

  • "Branka Ridicki at Khan El Maghraby", Khan El Maghraby gallery, Cairo/ Egypt

> 2007

  • "Viaggio", Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum, Mahmoud Mokhtar Cultural Centre, curator Tamer Assem, Cairo/ Egypt
  • "Graffiti", Portrait Fine Art Gallery, curator Reda Abdel Rahman, Cairo/ Egypt

> 2006

  • "Branka Ridicki at the Joul", Joul gallery, New York/USA

> 2003

  • “Colors of Silence”, Finomenal gallery, Colombo/ Sri Lanka

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group exhibitions

> 2008

  • "Internacionalni Bienale slikara i kipara – Mediteran 2008, (“International Biennale of Sculptors and Painters”), curators  Stanko Mrduljas and Duje Mrduljas, text of introduction Tonko Maroevic, Town Museum of Trogir – Gallery Cate Duišin Ribar, Trogir; Hazu – Palace Milesi, Split/Croatia
  • "East-West @ dar Alanda gallery", five women artists, curator Majdoline Ghzawi, Amman/Jordan

> 2007

  • "Graffiti Festival", workshop and exhibition, Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum, curator Tamer Assem, Mahmoud Mokhtar Cultural Center, Cairo/Egypt
  • "EL Hakeeba (The Bag)" workshop and exhibition, curator Mohamed Abou el Naga, Alexandria Atelier, Alexandria/Egypt
  • "Dialogues", Part I „The Elements“, Art space center – Cultural Centre „Aris Garoufalidis“, with ConnectingArt,  Ptolemaida/Greece,
  • "Cultural events in the Old City of Xanti" - „Visual walk in the old town of Xanthi with the CA”, Town Museum, Town Library, streets, squares… with  ConnectingArt group, Xanthi/Greece
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biography

Branka Ridicki was born in 1966 in Zadar, Croatia. She graduated History of Art and Italian Language and Literature at Zagreb University, Croatia.  Branka is professional painter since beginning of 2001.
In 2002/2003 she moves to Sri Lanka. From 2005 to 2006 she lived and worked in New York. From 2007 to 2008 she lived and worked in Cairo.
At the present she lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia. She is a member of International Group of Contemporary Artists 'ConnectingArt' and also a member of Croatian Association of Artists.


other professional experience

From 1991 she works also as independent documentary film producer and director. In 2002 Branka was Architecture Researcher at the Oblikovanje Art Conservation Centre in Zagreb, exploring ancient churches and theatres in Croatia. In 2002/3 she taught History of Art and History of Interior Design at the international Academy of Design in Colombo, Sri Lanka. In 2004 she was the Art@Net Project Leader at Carnet (Croatian Academic Research Network) in Zagreb, entrusted with compiling the multimedia Presentation of Croatian Art.