Z. Blace
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Z. Blace
Summary
Z. Blace is a human[1]. He is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- A notable work attributed to Z. Blace is QueeringW[3].
- A notable work attributed to Z. Blace is Q138139012[4].
- Z. Blace was a member of Croatian Association of Fine Artists of Applied Arts[5].
- Z. Blace was a member of HULU Split[6].
- Z. Blace was a member of DARIAH-EU WG DHwiki[7].
- Z. Blace was a member of Multimedia Institute[8].
- Z. Blace is recorded as male[9].
- Z. Blace's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Z. Blace's Commons category is recorded as Z. Blace[11].
- Z. Blace's said to be the same as is recorded as Zeljko Blace[12].
- Z. Blace's residence is recorded as Akademie Schloss Solitude[13].
- Z. Blace's sport is recorded as athletics[14].
- Z. Blace's given name is recorded as Željko[15].
- Z. Blace's work location is recorded as Zagreb[16].
- Z. Blace's work location is recorded as Berlin[17].
- Z. Blace's described at URL is recorded as https://monoskop.org/Z._Blace[18].
- Z. Blace's described at URL is recorded as https://monoskop.org/Z._Blace/hr[19].
- Z. Blace's described at URL is recorded as https://monoskop.org/Z._Blace/fr[20].
- Z. Blace's described at URL is recorded as https://monoskop.org/Z._Blace/nl[21].
- Z. Blace studied under Miroslav Šutej[22].
- Z. Blace studied under Ivan Ladislav Galeta[23].
- Z. Blace studied under Q13578259[24].
- Z. Blace studied under Nan Hoover[25].
- Z. Blace's participant in is recorded as EuroGames 2022[26].
- Z. Blace's participant in is recorded as discus at the 2022 EuroGames[27].
Body
Education
Studied under Miroslav Šutej[22], a graphic artist[28], 1936–2005[29], of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia[30], awarded the City of Zagreb Award[31], specialised in painting[32]; Ivan Ladislav Galeta[23], a film director[33], 1947–2014[34], of Croatia[35], awarded the Vladimir Nazor Award[36], specialised in video art[37]; Q13578259[24], a journalist[38], b. 1953[39]; and Nan Hoover[25], an artist[40], 1931–2008[41], of Kingdom of the Netherlands[42], specialised in video art[43].
Works and Contributions
Notable works include QueeringW[3], a project[44] and Q138139012[4], a collective[45].
Why It Matters
Z. Blace is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]