Motivated to keep select narratives relevant, Radujko re-contextualizes poems and works of non-fiction as fine art and artist books for new audiences. Agriculture, the mother of all arts, and “making special," a human behavior described by the scholar Ellen Dissanayake have influenced and guided her work.
Radujko received her Masters in Library and Information Science from Rutgers University (2005) and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from William Paterson University (1999).
She is currently working on two manuscripts. One is a children's picture book about her immigration experience. The other is a novel which channels her professional life in "Libraryland," a term coined by the late Robert White, former Executive Director of BCCLS for over 30 years, as well as surrealism, the book as object, becoming a self-taught artist in 2017 and the personal papers of her paternal grandfather.
Education
2005 Rutgers University, MLIS
1999 William Paterson University, BA Communication
Solo Exhibitions
2023 A Book is a Knot: a 72 square foot gallery and library, Stonington, CT
2022 From Librarian to Homoaestheticus, Millbrook Public Library, Millbrook, NY
From Librarian to Homoaestheticus, Mercy by the Sea Retreat and Conference Center, Madison, CT
From Librarian to Homoaestheticus, Mystic & Noank Library, Mystic, CT202
2019 Things as They Are, Collective Gallery, Cliffside Park, NJ
Selected Group Exhibitions and Publications
2023 Disegnare / Scrivere an artist book made during travel/study program with Kalamazoo Book Arts Center in collaboration with Scuola Internazionale di Grafica in Venice and Tipoteca Italiana Fondazione, located in the town of Cornuda
2023 Slater Museum Shop, Norwich, Connecticut
2022 Book Paper Scissors, Free Library of Philadelphia, Parkway Central Library, Philadelphia, PA
2021 Unprecedented Times: a Socially Distanced Art Project, Esther Klein Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2020 New London Book Arts Festival, Harris Place Atrium, New London, CT
2020 The Kerf, Edition, published by the College of the Redwoods, Crescent City, California
2019 Older but Younger, City-Wide Open Studios @ Erector Square, New Haven, CT
2019 5th Annual Branford Shoreline Art Festival, Branford, CT
2019 It Will Happen to Me as to Them, cover art, Up the Staircase Quarterly
2019 Theorizing that Miniature Books are Made from Pencils, cover art, DASH Literary Journal, California State University
2018 Book Paper Scissors, Free Library of Philadelphia, Parkway Central Library, Philadelphia, PA
2018 Well-being, City-Wide Open Studios @ Erector Square, New Haven, CT
2018 Ark/\Hive, Institute Library, New Haven, CT
2017 Book Paper Scissors, Free Library of Philiadelphia, Parkway Central Library, Philadelphia, PA
2011 Radujko, G. (2011). The 2011 Photo Review Competition Winners, The Photo Review, Volume 30, Numbers 3, pages12-19.
Last name, Initials. (Year, Month Day). Article title. Magazine Name, Volume(Issue), page range.
2010 India Time Walks with Angels, Peedam, Tamil Nadu, India, electronic book
2007 Love it and Leave it: Australia's Creative Diaspora by Nathalie Latham, transcription services
Curatorial Projects and Creative Projects
2021 Layers: The Art Life of Carolyn Shattuck, artist book review
2020 The Church with an Overshot Wheel, Co-producer
2020 Mystic Film Festival, Executive board member and Development Director
2015 Faces of Westchester Libraries: Reilly League of Artists, Temari: Expression Through Memory and Color, Considering Landscape: a Tour of the Library’s Art Collection: Bronxville Public Library, Bronvxille, NY
2014 Strut: The Peacock and Beauty in Art -- Bronxville Public Library collaboration: Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY
2013 Bronze in the Digital Age: Rodin Reanimated through Music, Bronxville Public Library, Bronxville, New York
2010-16 Artcards Review research contributor, Artcards.cc, Brooklyn, NY
2007 Cipriani 55 Wall Street curatorial projects, gallery shows, opening day collection, Cipriani Club 55 New York, New York
201
20