The guiding principle of the Collection is systematic exploration, researching, and promotion of the avant-garde practices which have been marginalized, forbidden, and at times completely negated due to the historical, social and political circumstances.
Great importance is put on these almost forgotten media, which enable research of specific phenomena, artists and the socio-political situation which affected this type of art.
The aim of the Marinko Sudac Collection is to preserve the cultural heritage of the Central and Eastern European region from globalisation, by maintaining it in a contextual unity.
The end goal is to place the Collection in an architectural, physical building of the Museum of Avant-Garde, in which this art will be valorised, museologically processed, open to researchers and experts, and presented to the public.
The collector's strategy is directed towards systematic exploration, research, and promotion of Avant-Garde practices that have been marginalized, forbidden, and at times completely rejected, due to historical, social and political circumstances.
[2] Source:[3] Andrija Maurović Antun Branko Šimić Antun Motika Avgust Černigoj Boško Tokin Branko Ve Poljanski Čedomil Plavšić Csuka Zoltán Dada Tank Dragan Aleksić Dušan Matić Eduard Stepančič Franjo Fius Ivan Goll Ivana Tomljenović Meller Janko Polić Kamov Jo Klek Ljubiša Jocić Ljubomir Micić Marijan Mikac Marko Ristić Mihailo S. Petrov Miho Schön Oskar Davičo Rade Drainac Radovan Ivšić Rastko Petrović Salomon Monny de Boully Srečko Kosovel Stanislav Vinaver Tank Traveleri
Gorgona Ivan Kožarić Ivan Picelj Ivo Gattin Josip Vaništa Jozef Ács Julije Knifer Juraj Dobrović Koloman Novak Marijan Jevšovar Matko Meštrović Mihovil Pansini Miljenko Horvat Pal Petrik Petrik Pal Radoslav Putar Sava Simončić Stipo Pranyko Vjenceslav Richter Vladimir Petek Vlado Kristl Vojin Bakić Želimir Žilnik Andraž Šalamun Ante Vukov Attila Csernik Autopsia Bálint Szombathy Bogdanka Poznanović Bojan Brecelj Boris Buċan Boris Demur Bosch+Bosch Braco Dimitrijević Crveni Peristil D. Raša Todosijeviċ David Nez Drago Dellabernardina Dragomir Ugren Dubravko Budiċ Era Milivojeviċ Fedor Vučemilović Franci Zagoričnik Gera Urkom Goran Trbuljak Gorki Žuvela Group of Six Authors Igor Grubić Ilija Šoškić Ivan Volarič-Feo Iztok Geister Janez Kocijančič Josip Stošić Katalin Ladik Kôd Group László Kerekeš László Szalma Marijan Molnar Marina Abramović Marjan Ciglić Marko Pogačnik Matjaž Hanžek Milenko Matanović Mirko Radojčiċ Mladen Stilinović Naško Križnar Neša Paripović Nuša Dragan
Peđa Vranešević Radomir Damnjanović-Damnjan Raša Todosijević Sanja Iveković Slavko Bogdanović Slavko Matkoviċ Slobodan Tišma Srečo Dragan Sven Stilinović The Šempas Family Tok Group Tomaž Šalamun Tomislav Gotovac Verbumprogram Vladimir Gudac Vladimir Kopicl Vlado Martek Vojin Kovač-Chubby Željko Jerman Željko Kipke Živko Grozdanić Zoran Popović Farkas Molnár Korunk Lajos Kássak
Munka Sándor Bortyik Tibor Déry Miklós Erdély Imre Bak Ferenc Ficzek Gábor Attalai Gyula Konkoly János Sugár Kálmán Szijártó Károly Kismányoky Károly Halász László Haris Pécsi Műhely Sándor Pinczehelyi Tamás St. Auby György Galántai Tibor Hajas Gyula Pauer Endre Tot Tibor Csiky Géza Pernecky Dóra Maurer Balatonboglár György Jovánovics Gyula Gulyás Gábor Tóth Tibor Gáyor Odeon Stavba Karel Teige Jindřich Štyrský Vítězslav Nezval Olymo Josef Čapek Otakar Mrkvička Ladislav Sutnar Jaromír Funke Milan Grygar Zdeněk Beran Dalibor Chatrný Milan Knížák Eugen Brikcius Jiří Kolář Běla Kolářová Stano Filko Jiří Valoch Karel Miler Jan Steklik Jiří Palla Jan Mlčoch Petr Štembera Jan Woynar J. H. Kocman Július Koller Rudolf Sikora Desider Tóth Milan Adamčiak Rudolf Fila Juraj Meliš Otis Laubert Milan Dobeš Jarosław Kozłowski Józef Robakowski Andrzej Lachowicz Natalia LL Permafo Gallery Teresa Tyszkiewicz Lech Mrožek Andrzej Partum Ryszard Wasko
Lev Nussberg Francisco Infante-Arana Galina Bitt Alexander Stepanov Viacheslav Koleichuk Anatoli Krivchikov Viacheslav Shcherbakov Yuri Lapokov Vladimir Jankilevskij Boris Diadorov Aleksei Smirnov Michail Grobman Ernst Neizvestny Viktor Pivovarov Oleg Kulik John Cage Fluxus Ken Friedman Philip Corner Bruce Conner Stan Brakhage Nam June Paik Futurism Gabriele D'Annunzio Azimuth Pasquale Ninì Santoro Nato Frascà Francesco Guerrieri Jorrit Tornquist Giovanni Pizzo Franco Di Vito Richard Huelsenbeck Kurt Schwitters Lothar Schreyer Der Strurm Der Blau Reiter Bauhaus Dada Andre Breton Renate Bertlmann Since its beginning, the Marinko Sudac Collection has been open to collaboration with various institutions.
In collaboration with Valamar Riviera d.d., the Institute for the Research of Avant-Garde and Marinko Sudac Collection invite artists to spend a week at an exclusive hotel and vacation on the beautiful Istrian peninsula.
In 2013: Željko Kipke (Croatia), Dan Perjovschi (Romania), Rudolf Sikora (Slovakia), Zdzisław Sosnowski (Poland), Blue Noses – Alexandr Shaburov and Vyacheslav Mizin (Russia), Oleg Kulik (Russia), Eric Andersen (Denmark), Marko Pogačnik (Slovenia), Živko Grozdanić (Serbia), Bálint Szombathy (Hungary), Ben Patterson (USA).
[19]Participating artists: Philip Corner (US/IT), Eulàlia Grau (ES), Bálint Szombathy (ex-YU/HU), Ilya & Emilia Kabakov (ex-USSR/US), Sándor Pinczehelyi (HU), Vasily Slonov (RU), David Nez (US), Michail Grobman (ex-USSR/IS), Eric Andersen (BE/DK), Igor Makarevich (ex-USSR/RU), Santiago Sierra (ES), Milan Knížák (CZ), Artur Barrio (PT/BR), Autopsia, Dan Perjevoschi (RO), Miloš Šejn (CZ), Deimantas Narkevičius (LT), Francisco Infante-Arana (ex-USSR/RU), Sérgio Leitão (PT), Damir Muratov (RU), Kirsten Justesen (DK), Babi Badalov (AZ/FR) ... (to be updated).