| DAHAB / Jane Štravs |
| ArtZine Edition |
| Text: Marina Gržinić |
| Published by: House of Photography, Novo Mesto, 2013 |
32 pages, 21 x 29,7 cm
| Visual Creativity Awards 2009 |
| Text: Vladimir P. Štefanec |
| Published by: Trend, Ljubljana, 2009 |
18 pages, 30 x 40cm
| American Express |
| Text: Marina Gržinić |
| Published by: Gallery G14, Bled, 2009 |
36 pages, 30 x 40cm
| Štravs |
| Text: Marina Gržinić and Walter Seidl |
| Published by: Gigodesign, Ljubljana, 2009 |
44 pages, 22 x 28cm
| Not Quite/Not Right |
| Text: Marina Gržinić |
| Published by: House of Photography, Slovenia, 2006 |
48 pages, 18 x 22cm
| Fuel |
| Gallery SZI, Vienna, 2006 |
| Text: Marina Gržinć and Walter Seidl |
| Published by: Cliché, Ljubljana, 2006 |
36 pages, 23 x 28cm, ISBN: 961-238-642-0
| Jane Štravs: Photographic Incarnations |
| Essays by: Marina Gržinić and W. J. T. Mitchell |
| Published by: ZRC SAZU - [Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts], Ljubljana, Slovenia 2003 |
140 pages, 25 x 29 cm, ISBN 961-6358-94-4.
Štravs’ opus of work is a trajectory of photographic images in an arc of time connecting two historical periods, both about to disappear : the period of 1980s socialism and the transitional,post- socialist period of independent Slovenia, after the declaration of independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. It is a powerful insight into the Ljubljana underground, into its transsexual stances, ruined bodies and heroic postures.
Marina Gržinić
Štravs’ images are citings as much as they are sightings. They veer between the serious and the frivolous, and they manage to send up both, ironizing both the dark and the light side of revolution, while releasing an uncontrollable beauty. The question they pose, then, is not what is to be done, but what is to be worn.
W.J.T. Mitchell
| Jane Štravs |
| Text: Marina Gržinić |
| Published by: Modern Gallery, Ljubljana,1993 |
44 pages, 24 x 30cm
