Tina Gverović (born 1975) is a Croatian visual artist[1] whose work was exhibited at the Belgrade Museum of Contemporary Art, the Dubrovnik Museum of Modern Art, the Viennese Raum mit Licht Gallery, the Busan Biennale and Tate Modern.
[2] For her 2006 exhibition Posjeta in the Miroslav Kraljević Gallery, Gverović won the annual Radoslav Putar Award.
The central themes of her research are politics and poetics, questioning "cultural and national identity, migration, forms of memorialising, belonging, conflict and loss.
[6] A collaboration between the Miroslav Kraljević gallery and the Zagreb Institute for Contemporary Art, the work was valorised by film producer and writer Boris Greiner.
[7] In 2017, Gverović represented Croatia at the Venice Biennale alongside Marko Tadić with the conceptual work Fantomske razmjene: more ljudi.