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Biography
Official address:
marijapavlovic101@gmail.com
School:
Graduated at Faculty of Fine Arts (Department of Sculpture)
School location:
Belgrade
Year of graduation:
2001
Class:
Mrdjan Bajić / Veljko Lalić
Courses:
Post-graduated studies, Department of Sculpture, compleated in 2004.
Membership in associations:
A member of ULUS (Association of Fine Arts of Serbia) since 2002.
Individual exhibitions:
2003. Sculptures, Gallery SULUJ, Belgrade
2004. Sculptures, Gallery CROUS, Paris
2004. M.A. exhibition, Gallery FLU, Belgrade
Group exhibitions:
2002. Spring Exhibition, Art Pavilion “Cvijeta Zuzoric”, Belgrade
2002. New Members, Art Pavilion “Cvijeta Zuzoric”, Belgrade
2003. 9th biennial “In the Light of Milena”, Pozarevac, Serbia and Montenegro
2003. Exhibition of Awarded Students of Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade
2003. Funkshion, Museum of Decorative Arts, Belgrade
2003. Media, Art and Gender, H.arta, Timisoara, Romania
2004. Relational Beauty, Skulpturens Hus, Stockholm
2004. Yugoslav Biennial of Young Artists, Vrsac, Serbia and Montenegro
2004. Studies on Diligence, Centre of Culture in Belgrade
2004. A Strange Point of Tension, Cetinje, Serbia and Montenegro
2005. Dislocation, Gallery Zvono, Belgrade
Awards/recognitions:
2002. Fellowship granted by the Fund for Development of Scientific and Artistic Youth of the Republic of Serbia
2002. Special award for sculpture donated by Public University “Braca Stamenkovic”
2003. Sculpture effort and achievement award “Sreten Stojanovic, Sculptor», donated by Fine Arts Academy, in Belgrade.
2003. GRAND PRIX award at 9th biennial “In the Light of Milena”, Milena Pavlovic Barilli Picture Gallery, Pozarevac.
2004. French Government Scholarship
Other:
Workshops:
2003.How to Send the Message? , Helsinki, Finland
2003. Speak up!, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
2003. Media, Art and Gender, H.arta, Timisoara, Romania