Srđan Tunić (he/him) specializes in global contemporary art, with a focus on public art (graffiti, street art and murals), through the lens of transculturality, urban politics, and activism. He graduated from UC Davis (MA in Art History, 2023), The University of Arts in Belgrade (MA in Cultural Management and Policy, 2017) and The University of Belgrade (BA in Art History, 2008).

His texts have been published in the Kultura Journal, Journal of Science Fiction, SENSUS quarterly, SAUC - Street Art & Urban Creativity Scientific Journal, AFRIKA – Studies in art and culture, Transcultural Studies Journal, IJOCA - International Journal of Comic Art, as well as web portals SEEcult, Uneven Earth, Balkanist, and Seismopolite magazine.  

Srđan is one of the cofounders of initiatives Street Art Walks Belgrade, Kustosiranje / About and Around Curating, and Trans-Cultural Dialogues (the latter part of Cultural Innovators Network). Since 2012, he has been working as a freelance curator, organizing art exhibitions and educational projects. Since 2018 he has been one of the contributing editors for Not Afraid of the Ruins. At Tyler, Srđan was part of AHGO (2024-26) and a co-initiator of Mega Gallery (formerly Tyler Art on the Road: Micro Gallery), an experimental exhibition space which sits in front of Tyler’s building.