Boris Guina was born in 1959 in Zagreb. He graduated in painting at the University of East London in 1986. After his residence in Vienna (1992-93) he returned to Zagreb, where he participated in the local art scene, exhibiting and actively collaborating with galleries Zona and Canvas. In 2003 he received the international award Premio Lissone.
His works are in the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Modern Gallery in Zagreb, Serafin Gallery in Vienna, Canvas Gallery (Zagreb), Zona Gallery (Zagreb), the collection of Zagrebačka banka, and in many private and public collections in Croatia and abroad.
He lives and works in Zagreb and Basel.
Solo Exhibitions
1991- Kaptol Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
1992 – Serafin Galerie, Vienna, Austria
1993 – Serafin Galerie, Vienna, Austria
1999 – Karas Galerija , Zagreb, Croatia
2001 – Zona Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2002 – Trinnity Galerija, Dubrovnik, Croatia
2003 – Mala Galerija Otvoreno Sveuciliste Porec, Croatia
2003- Marin Galerija, Umag, Croatia
2003 – Zona Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2004 – MMC Luka, Pula, Croatia
2004 – Canvas Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2006 – Forum Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2007 – Canvas Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2017 – Muzej za Umjetnost i Obrt ( MUO), Zagreb, Croatia
2019 – Kranjcar Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2020 – Galerija Vladimir Filakovac, Zagreb, Croatia
2021 – Canvas Galerija, Zagreb, Croatia
2024 – Boris Guina x Trika Ceramics 2024, Zagreb, Croatia
Group Exhibitions
2003 – Civica Galleria d`Arte Contemporanea di Lissone, Museo d`Arte Contemporanea , Citta di Lissone, Italy
2005 – 1st Year RLT Television, Zagreb, Croatia
2005 – Arentshuis Museum, Bruges, Belgium
2022 – Art Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
2023 – 7. Bijenale Slikarstva (7th Biennial of Paintings), Zagreb, Croatia
Bibliography
2003 Small Gallery of the Open University, Porec, Croatia
2003 Marin Gallery, Umag, Croatia
2003 Zona Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia
2004 MMC Luka, Pula, Croatia
2004 Canvas Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia
2006 Forum Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia
2007 Canvas Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia
2017 Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, Croatia
