Примери коришћења Senior curator на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Jelena Garovic, senior curator, graduate teacher.
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Senior Curator at the Northern Gallery- specialist in 18th and 19th century landscape painting.
Author of the exhibition: Mila Gajić, Senior Curator, Department for Treatment of Metal and JewelleryExhibition set-up.
This is one of the largest penguin species ever found," Paul Scofield, the museum's senior curator, told the BBC.
The author of the exhibition is Jelena Vasić Derimanović, senior curator of the collection of coins and medals of the Belgrade City Museum. The exhibition was open to the public until 30 October 2019. Visitor Centre.
From the text Hroničar čudnih pojava[A Chronicler of Strange Phenomena] by Slobodan Jovanović, senior curator at the Museum of Applied ArtSelection of works.
One of the most senior curators of the Museum of Art History[…] at first could not find some, as we thought, the most obvious connections. And even when we pointed out most of them, he continued to doubt their argumentation,”said Wes Anderson in his speech.
Tijana Palkovljevic Bulgarian is a master of art history, a senior curator and administrator of the Matica Srpska Gallery.
On the occasion, the first, preliminary results of the project which deals with creating a digital imprint of the MAA's Permanent Display as a form of preservation in the field of heritage were presented.All talks were conceptualised and lead by the author of the C&R program, senior curator and art theoretician Ana Sladojević(PhD).
An exhibition, Rupert Bunny artist in Paris,curated by Deborah Edwards, Senior Curator of Australian Art, will honour the work of this great Australian artist.
Aside from Museum of Contemporary Arts, which holds 33 works by Janković, his pieces are kept in the collections of the Museum of Applied Arts, National Museum in Belgrade, Belgrade City Museum and private collections.The curator of the exhibition is Žaklina Ratković, Senior Curator at MoCA. The exhibition will be opened until June 27, 2016.
The modernization of everyday life in socialist Yugoslavia,by the author Ana Panić, a senior curator at the Museum of Yugoslav History, is opened on October 11, 2016, in the Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia in Ljubljana.
On the same day, in the evening- 7.00 pm, the lecture of the first Novi Sad photographer Ivana Jovanovic Guduric,an ethnologist and senior curator of the City Museum of Novi Sad, awaits you.
Ms Vojislava Radovanović, the director of the Jewish Museum and the senior curator of ethnology-anthropology gave a lecture on“Jewish mourning customs”. The programme was followed up on the documentary titled“The Jewish Cemeteries in Belgrade” by the authors Jovan Raković, Menta Mentović and Zoran Pantelić.
ShareThe exhibition Design for a New World conceived by Ivan Manojlović, curator at the Museum of Yugoslav History andKoraljka Vlajo, senior curator at the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb will be opened on December 29, 2015 at 6 pm.
About exhibitionAuthor of the exhibition: Marija Bujić, Senior Curator of the MAAOn the occasion of the Day of Museum of Applied Art is opened the most important annual exhibition at which is displayed 26 exhibits from the collection of commodes in the Museum of Applied Art, being for the first time represented and published as a whole in a separate Museum edition the''Museum Collections''.
Event: Design for a New World Date: 29.12.2015. ShareThe exhibition Design for a New World conceived by Ivan Manojlović, curator at the Museum of Yugoslav History andKoraljka Vlajo, senior curator at the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb will be opened on December 29, 2015 at 6 pm.
Opening speech: Nebojša Bradić, minister of culture of Republic of SerbiaExhibition curator: Biljana Vukotić, Senior Curator, Department of Contemporary Applied ArtsMirjana Isaković Ceramic Sculpture, the retrospective of Mirjana Isaković, one of the most eminent Serbian artists in ceramics, will be held at the Museum of Applied Art in Belgrade from 3rd till 30th June 2010.
Video Event: Design for a New World Date: 29.12.2015. ShareThe exhibition Design for a New World conceived by Ivan Manojlović, curator at the Museum of Yugoslav History andKoraljka Vlajo, senior curator at the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb will be opened on December 29, 2015 at 6 pm.
HE/Without an Act Author of the exhibition:Vesna Milić, senior curator The exhibition HE/Without an Act is another project realised drawing on the collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art(Belgrade) and is concerned with the social history in the space and time of the former Yugoslavia and its aftermath, and has an educational purpose in terms of promoting the Museum's collections and exhibitions as environmental resources in the process of learning.
Guest speakers are prof. dr Dragan Bulatović(Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Art history department), Nataša Njegovanović Ristić,art historian and senior curator(MAA) and Lidija Košutić, curator/archaeologist and president of the"Kinder club" collectors association in Belgrade. Program moderators: Ivana Vojt and Srđan Tunić, art historians, MAA associates0.
Niimi Takatoshi and Ito Hitoshi15- 22 October 2008Exhibition Curator: Biljana Vukotić,viši kustos, Senior Curator, Department of Contemporary Applied ArtsThe Exibition will be opened by His Excellency Mr Tadashi Nagai, Ambassador of Japan in SerbiaFriday, October 17, 2008, 12 am- Lecture on Japanese potteryLecturer: Niimi TakatoshiThe creation of pottery in Japan started 5000 years ago, but its flowering as an artistic genre occured only in 16th Century.
HALF A CENTURY OF FIS DESIGNRetrospective Exhibition of Ljubomir Pavićević Fis04- 14 September 2008The Exhibition was opened by architect Mr. Slobodan MašićExhibition curator: Milica Cukić MA, Senior Curator, Head of Department of Arts, Department of Public RelationsLjubomir Pavićević Fis, the pioneer of Serbian and Yugoslav design is certainly our oldest and most famous designer.
The Exhibition is organized within the Salon of Contemporary Applied Art of MAAThe Exhibition will be opened by Ms Biljana Vukotić, Senior Curator of MAALarisa Ackov(1971) belongs to the generation of younger Serbian ceramists she excels from by established esthetic values and ease in handling different media on one hand and on the other by skillful mastering the ceramic material which helps her create works with unique visual and structural messages.
NEW TENDENCIES IN THE CONTEMPORARY SERBIAN CERAMICS"20 April- 04 May 2005An exhibition at the gallery of the Museum of Applied ArtAuthor of the exhibition:Biljana Vukotić, senior curator of the Museum of Applied ArtAfter an excellent reception at the"Art and Perception" gallery in Sidney, Australia, the Belgrade Museum of Applied Art presents its home audience with the works by younger and older generation of Serbian ceramics artists.
The Museum of Applied ArtPermanent exhibitionAbout exhibitionAt the First Sight: The Museum of Applied ArtRealization:Mila Gajić, senior curator MAA; Marija Bujić, museum advisor MAA; Draginja Maskareli, senior curator MAA; Jelena Perać, MA, senior curator MAA and Biljana Crvenković,curator MAAEhihibition At the First Sight: The Museum of Applied Art is the first phase of the collaborative work of the curators from different Museum's departments.
From the Collection of Museum of Applied Art19 May 2012“Inkiostri” Gallery, Museum of Applied ArtAuthor of thr rxhibition:Marija Bujić, Senior Curator, Department of Period FurnitureThe collection of boxes from the Department for Period Furniture and Wood of Museum of Applied Art houses 86 objects created between the 16th and the 20th centuries.
As one of the first results of such research, at the end of 2017 the Museum published the catalogue The Buffon Service: The Sèvres Porcelain form the White Palace,by Biljana Crvenković, Senior Curator of the Museum of Applied Art. This publication, in the form of a thematic catalogue, is significant in the historiographical, museological and cultural sense since a valuable and rarely available cultural property has been presented to the public in its full shine for the first time.