




Solo Exhibition at the Museum of Pedagogy in Belgrade, Serbia for Macedonian Independence Day
Solo Exhibition at the Museum of Pedagogy in Belgrade, Serbia for Macedonian Independence Day
Solo exhibition at the Cultural Center of Vojvodina Milos Crnjanski in Novi Sad, Serbia, for the Days of Macedonian Culture in Novi Sad
Solo exhibition at the Cultural Center in Niš, Serbia, for the opening of the Days of Macedonian Culture in Niš
“Connection” at the Open-Air Museum in Sirogojno (created with the help of alumni of the FLEX – formerly A-SMYLE – program)
Solo exhibition at the Cultural Center in Vršac, Serbia, during Vršac Days of Macedonian Culture
Honored to have been recognized as a leader and role model among young Macedonians in the United Macedonia Diaspora’s “40 Under 40.” Learn more here.
Celebrating the start of the 2013 academic year at Accademia del Lusso, together with designers Danijela Božić, Marija Ignjatović, Tamara Dragić and Zorana Jovanović.
Collection of sculptures created over the last four years in Belgrade was featured in a solo exhibition at Progres Gallery in the heart of the city’s famous Knez Mihailova pedestrian zone. The exhibition featured pieces inspired by his experiences in the Serbian capital, from the universal (the overpowering wind that consumes the city in winter, “Koshava,” inspired the sculpture of the same name) to the personal (“Year of the Horse,” referring to the Chinese zodiac, was inspired by daughter Lena’s birth in 2014). The exhibition opened with remarks by Dimitrije Chudov, the first president of the Society of Macedonian Artists in Belgrade, and Vera Jovanovska-Tipko, Ambassador of Macedonia to Serbia. Wonderful photographs of the exhibition taken by Milan Kralj can be seen here.
Speaking at Serbian actor Ivan Bekjarev’s jubilee event “Ivan Bekjarev, 50 Years of Acting,” a celebration of Bekjarev’s career in film, television and theater. A portrait of Bekjarev, commissioned by the actor, was featured as part of an exhibition marking the occasion. Read more here (in Serbian).