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Vladimir Bogdanovic - Painter
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Vladimir Bogdanovic (Originally: Владимир Богдановић or Vladimir Bogdanović) (04. 06. 1940) is a Serbian painter and writer.
== PAINTER ==
VLADIMIR BOGDANOVIĆ was born in 1940, in Belgrade. He finished Secondary school of applied arts in 1961, in Zagreb and graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts in 1967, in Belgrade with Professor Radeta Stanković and Assistant professor Bogoljub Teofanović. He paints, draws, illustrates and designs books and he is also a conserver and restorer. For many years he was employed in the Gallery of Matica srpska in Novi Sad as a conservator-restorer, and then as a consultant, and finally as a Head of the Conservation and Restoration Department. Independently and collectively he exhibited in the country and abroad. He has won over twenty awards and was a part of many significant art events in the country and abroad. He also is active in a field of graphic design, illustration and of books design and magazines ... His works can be found in numerous galleries, museums and private collections at home and abroad. He is a member of SULUV – Alliance Association of Fine Artists of Vojvodina, UPIDIV – Association of Applied Arts. In the period from 1969 to 2017, he participated in more than 120 domestic and foreign art colonies.
The works of Vladimir Bogdanović are part of numerous private collections at home and abroad (Amsterdam, Stockholm, Rome, Venice, Milan, Piacenza, Paris, New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Montreal, Moscow, Addis Ababa, Harare, Warsaw, Krakow, Vrotslav, Raciborz, Podgorica, Herceg Novi, Skopje, Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Sarajevo, Banja Luka). One or more of his works are in possession of Matica srpska Gallery, Novi Sad / National museum, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Novi Sad / Gallelry ''Boško Petrović'' – Studio '''61'', Petrovaradin / City museum of Novi Sad / 'Matica srpska, Novi Sad / Srem museum, Sremska Mitrovica / ''Sterijino pozorje'', Novi Sad / Gallery ''Artistic autumn'', Sombor / National museum, Vršac / Gallery ''Cesla'', Novi Sad / Gallery ''″9 + 1″'', Stara Moravica / High school ''Isidora Sekulić'', Novi Sad / Autonomous province of Vojvodina Assembly, Novi Sad / Contemporary gallery of Artistic colony Ečka, Zrenjanin / ŠOSO ''Milan Petrović'', Novi Sad /Graphics cabinet JAZU (HAZU), Zagreb / University and national library, Zagreb / Steel company Sisak, Sisak / Gallery ''Spektar'', Zagreb / Gallery ''Forum'', Zagreb / Museum of Contemporary art, Twardagora (Poland) / Museum of Serbian art, Lorev (Hungary) / Gallery Dure, Timisoara. (Romania) / Frederiksborg Slot, Copenhagen (Denmark).
== Solo Exhibitions ==
1961. ZAGREB: Youth Center Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings and pastels 1963. BELGRADE: Pedagogy Museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels 1967. BELGRADE: Museum of Applied Arts, Vladimir Bogdanović: Graduate exhibition 1968. PARIS: Bonneville Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels / COPENHAGEN: Frederiksborg Slot, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels / 1972. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Yugoslav army, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings, graphics and drawings / 1973. VRBAS: Art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings; KIKINDA: Culture center, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings / 1974. NOVI SAD: Art Salon ''Tribina mladih'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages; ZAGREB: Forum gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings; NOVI SAD: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings / 1975. NOVI SAD: UPIDIV Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages 1978. BELGRADE: Belgrade Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings /1979. NOVI SAD: Art salon ''Tribina mladih'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1980. ZAGREB: Gallery ''Spektar'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings; VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1981. SOMBOR: Gallery ''Artistic autumn'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1983. NOVI SAD: Gallery ULUV, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1985. SARAJEVO: Gallery ''Roman Petrović'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1987. SPLIT: Art salon ULUH, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings, Petar Curcić: Graphics, Vera Zarić: Paintings / ZAGREB: Gallery ''Spektar'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (selection 1980- 1987 ) / 1989. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Contemporary Art, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1981 - 1989) / 1992. NOVI SAD: Little art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits (pastels) / 1994. NOVI SAD: Gallery 'Most', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (1981-1994) /1996. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Cesla'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1958-1996) / 1997. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Retrospection (1958-1996) / 1998. TIMISOARA: Gallery Dure, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings retrospection (1958-1998) / NOVI SAD: ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits of Matica srpska presidents, / 2000. NOVI SAD: Art club, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / SMEDEREVSKA PALANKA: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Isidora'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Four paintings – Four books / 2001. NOVI SAD: Hotel ''Park'' salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – ''Signs in the park'' / 2003. VRŠAC: City library, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999-2003) / 2004. SREMSKA MITROVICA: Gallery ''Lazar Vozarević'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999 - 2004) / 2005. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings / 2012. NOVI SAD: City museum of Novi Sad, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – Memorialis liber.
== Awards ==
1963. BELGRADE: Art award ''4 April'' / 1964. BELGRADE: University committee award for a drawing / 1972. BELGRADE: SIV Scholarship, ''Mosa Pijade'' fund / 1975. BELGRADE: Golden Pen diploma, Belgrade / BELGRADE: The Charter of Yugoslav conservationists union / 1977. TWARDAGORA (Poland): International art colony award / NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1978. SOMBOR: Award at 7th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / 1979. ZAGREB: Award at 7th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / 1981. ZAGREB: Award at 9th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1983. NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1984. VRSAC: First prize at KLUV Jubilee exhibition / SLOVENJ GRADEC: Special prize at the 1st Yugoslav tapestry and ceramics exhibition / 1988. NOVI SAD: Award for a drawing at 37th Spring exhibition of SULUV / 1991. RUMA: Award for a drawing at the 1st Ruma salon / 1992. NOVI SAD: Matica srpska gallery Special prize / 1996. GORNJI MILANOVAC: Special award for a drawing at The 4th international art biennial of miniatures / 1998. RACIBORZ (Poland): Special prize for a drawing at The 2nd International Biennial of small formats / SREMSKA MITROVICA: Artistic award ''Lazar Vozarević''.
== Monographys ==
Vladimir Bogdanović – Paintings and graphics, publisher: ″Stražilovo″, Novi Sad, 1972 / Vladimir Bogdanović – In clepsydra, publisher: ″Мatica srpska″, Novi Sad, 1997 / In clear site of a painting – artworks of Vladimir Bogdanović (Selected articles 1961-2005), publisher: ″Budućnost″, Novi Sad, 2008.
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== WRITER ==
He writes poetry, prose, literary and art criticism, essays, studies at the field of protection of cultural heritage (painting).
First steps was the publishing of his poems in 1958, in several Zagreb magazines and newspapers. He published books: Kola, stories, 1967; Bird at the old clock, poems and graphics, 1969; Like the stars - like ashes, poems, 1970; Like a home, stories, 1971; Monograph, poems, drawings and graffits, 1972; Distant House, stories, 1973; Uncles Berislav piano, stories, 1976; The Great Draftsman, poems, 1984: In a Clepsidra, autobiography in monography, 1997; The Great Draftsman, selected poems, 2000; So Much Space Suddenly, novel, 2000; Lifetime Hill, selected stories, 2002; Gothic Melancholy, selected texts about prose and poetry by Vladimir Bogdanović, 2007; Field of Clear Image, selected texts on artistic creativity by Vladimir Bogdanović, 2008; Reader in a Shadow, notes about books, 2015. His poems and stories are featured in several anthologies. His work is translated into English, Hebrew, Albanian, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Ruthenian, Czech, Slovenian and Macedonian. He was awarded many times for his writing work. He was editor of literary editions, magazines, and newspapers. He wrote for radio and television shows. He is a member of Writers Association of Vojvodina.
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[[File:Vladimir-Bogdanovic-studio.jpg|thumb|Vladimir Bogdanović at his studio (around 1985)]]
Vladimir Bogdanovic (Originally: Владимир Богдановић or Vladimir Bogdanović) (04. 06. 1940) is a Serbian painter and writer.
== PAINTER ==
VLADIMIR BOGDANOVIĆ was born in 1940, in Belgrade. He finished Secondary school of applied arts in 1961, in Zagreb and graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts in 1967, in Belgrade with Professor Radeta Stanković and Assistant professor Bogoljub Teofanović. He paints, draws, illustrates and designs books and he is also a conserver and restorer. For many years he was employed in the Gallery of Matica srpska in Novi Sad as a conservator-restorer, and then as a consultant, and finally as a Head of the Conservation and Restoration Department. Independently and collectively he exhibited in the country and abroad. He has won over twenty awards and was a part of many significant art events in the country and abroad. He also is active in a field of graphic design, illustration and of books design and magazines ... His works can be found in numerous galleries, museums and private collections at home and abroad. He is a member of SULUV – Alliance Association of Fine Artists of Vojvodina, UPIDIV – Association of Applied Arts. In the period from 1969 to 2017, he participated in more than 120 domestic and foreign art colonies.
The works of Vladimir Bogdanović are part of numerous private collections at home and abroad (Amsterdam, Stockholm, Rome, Venice, Milan, Piacenza, Paris, New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Montreal, Moscow, Addis Ababa, Harare, Warsaw, Krakow, Vrotslav, Raciborz, Podgorica, Herceg Novi, Skopje, Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Sarajevo, Banja Luka). One or more of his works are in possession of Matica srpska Gallery, Novi Sad / National museum, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Novi Sad / Gallelry ''Boško Petrović'' – Studio '''61'', Petrovaradin / City museum of Novi Sad / 'Matica srpska, Novi Sad / Srem museum, Sremska Mitrovica / ''Sterijino pozorje'', Novi Sad / Gallery ''Artistic autumn'', Sombor / National museum, Vršac / Gallery ''Cesla'', Novi Sad / Gallery ''″9 + 1″'', Stara Moravica / High school ''Isidora Sekulić'', Novi Sad / Autonomous province of Vojvodina Assembly, Novi Sad / Contemporary gallery of Artistic colony Ečka, Zrenjanin / ŠOSO ''Milan Petrović'', Novi Sad /Graphics cabinet JAZU (HAZU), Zagreb / University and national library, Zagreb / Steel company Sisak, Sisak / Gallery ''Spektar'', Zagreb / Gallery ''Forum'', Zagreb / Museum of Contemporary art, Twardagora (Poland) / Museum of Serbian art, Lorev (Hungary) / Gallery Dure, Timisoara. (Romania) / Frederiksborg Slot, Copenhagen (Denmark).
== Solo Exhibitions ==
1961. ZAGREB: Youth Center Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings and pastels 1963. BELGRADE: Pedagogy Museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels 1967. BELGRADE: Museum of Applied Arts, Vladimir Bogdanović: Graduate exhibition 1968. PARIS: Bonneville Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels / COPENHAGEN: Frederiksborg Slot, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels / 1972. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Yugoslav army, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings, graphics and drawings / 1973. VRBAS: Art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings; KIKINDA: Culture center, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings / 1974. NOVI SAD: Art Salon ''Tribina mladih'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages; ZAGREB: Forum gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings; NOVI SAD: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings / 1975. NOVI SAD: UPIDIV Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages 1978. BELGRADE: Belgrade Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings /1979. NOVI SAD: Art salon ''Tribina mladih'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1980. ZAGREB: Gallery ''Spektar'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings; VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1981. SOMBOR: Gallery ''Artistic autumn'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1983. NOVI SAD: Gallery ULUV, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1985. SARAJEVO: Gallery ''Roman Petrović'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / 1987. SPLIT: Art salon ULUH, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings, Petar Curcić: Graphics, Vera Zarić: Paintings / ZAGREB: Gallery ''Spektar'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (selection 1980- 1987 ) / 1989. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Contemporary Art, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1981 - 1989) / 1992. NOVI SAD: Little art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits (pastels) / 1994. NOVI SAD: Gallery 'Most', Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (1981-1994) /1996. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Cesla'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1958-1996) / 1997. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Retrospection (1958-1996) / 1998. TIMISOARA: Gallery Dure, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings retrospection (1958-1998) / NOVI SAD: ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits of Matica srpska presidents, / 2000. NOVI SAD: Art club, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / SMEDEREVSKA PALANKA: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings / NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Isidora'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Four paintings – Four books / 2001. NOVI SAD: Hotel ''Park'' salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – ''Signs in the park'' / 2003. VRŠAC: City library, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999-2003) / 2004. SREMSKA MITROVICA: Gallery ''Lazar Vozarević'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999 - 2004) / 2005. NOVI SAD: Gallery ''Matica srpska'', Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings / 2012. NOVI SAD: City museum of Novi Sad, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – Memorialis liber.
== Awards ==
1963. BELGRADE: Art award ''4 April'' / 1964. BELGRADE: University committee award for a drawing / 1972. BELGRADE: SIV Scholarship, ''Mosa Pijade'' fund / 1975. BELGRADE: Golden Pen diploma, Belgrade / BELGRADE: The Charter of Yugoslav conservationists union / 1977. TWARDAGORA (Poland): International art colony award / NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1978. SOMBOR: Award at 7th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / 1979. ZAGREB: Award at 7th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / 1981. ZAGREB: Award at 9th Biennial of Contemporary Yugoslav Drawing / NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1983. NOVI SAD: Purchase award for tapestry Studio 61 / 1984. VRSAC: First prize at KLUV Jubilee exhibition / SLOVENJ GRADEC: Special prize at the 1st Yugoslav tapestry and ceramics exhibition / 1988. NOVI SAD: Award for a drawing at 37th Spring exhibition of SULUV / 1991. RUMA: Award for a drawing at the 1st Ruma salon / 1992. NOVI SAD: Matica srpska gallery Special prize / 1996. GORNJI MILANOVAC: Special award for a drawing at The 4th international art biennial of miniatures / 1998. RACIBORZ (Poland): Special prize for a drawing at The 2nd International Biennial of small formats / SREMSKA MITROVICA: Artistic award ''Lazar Vozarević''.
== Monographys ==
Vladimir Bogdanović – Paintings and graphics, publisher: ″Stražilovo″, Novi Sad, 1972 / Vladimir Bogdanović – In clepsydra, publisher: ″Мatica srpska″, Novi Sad, 1997 / In clear site of a painting – artworks of Vladimir Bogdanović (Selected articles 1961-2005), publisher: ″Budućnost″, Novi Sad, 2008.
<ref>https://ift.tt/2uVbsFP>
== WRITER ==
He writes poetry, prose, literary and art criticism, essays, studies at the field of protection of cultural heritage (painting).
First steps was the publishing of his poems in 1958, in several Zagreb magazines and newspapers. He published books: Kola, stories, 1967; Bird at the old clock, poems and graphics, 1969; Like the stars - like ashes, poems, 1970; Like a home, stories, 1971; Monograph, poems, drawings and graffits, 1972; Distant House, stories, 1973; Uncles Berislav piano, stories, 1976; The Great Draftsman, poems, 1984: In a Clepsidra, autobiography in monography, 1997; The Great Draftsman, selected poems, 2000; So Much Space Suddenly, novel, 2000; Lifetime Hill, selected stories, 2002; Gothic Melancholy, selected texts about prose and poetry by Vladimir Bogdanović, 2007; Field of Clear Image, selected texts on artistic creativity by Vladimir Bogdanović, 2008; Reader in a Shadow, notes about books, 2015. His poems and stories are featured in several anthologies. His work is translated into English, Hebrew, Albanian, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, Ruthenian, Czech, Slovenian and Macedonian. He was awarded many times for his writing work. He was editor of literary editions, magazines, and newspapers. He wrote for radio and television shows. He is a member of Writers Association of Vojvodina.
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