Примери коришћења Serbian artists на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Several Serbian artists from the generation born after 1930 also succeeded in Paris.
Petar Mihajlovic: Young, unrecognised Serbian artists live the way they must.
Serbian artists gradually introduced it to the history of national arts in the 19th century.
Belgrade: Association of Serbian artists Lada. Art Pavillion„Cvijeta Zuzorić“.
She is the founder and the first secretary of the“Circle of Serbian Sisters”,one of the founders of the Society of Serbian Artists,“Lada” and of the“First Serbian Colony”.
Some Serbian artists still find ways to survive and even become very successful, despite financial difficulties.
Zoran Cvijanović is one of the most prominent Serbian artists and he is very active in Serbian cultural and social life.
Most Serbian artists of all generations who live and create in Paris, 40 of them, are presented in one place for the first time.
An important aspect of the new season are young,but eminent Serbian artists such as violinist Robert Lakatos and vocal artists Višnja Popov and Evgenija Jeremić.
The further additions to the path would be managed by a special authoritative body of the SANU, andnew reliefs-portraits would be created by the most famous Serbian artists in a special sculptors' colony.
May of 1968 saw the opening of the first exhibition, Serbian Artists of the 19th Century, curated by Academician Lazar Trifunović, who was also a member of the Art Council of the Gallery.
The concert was organised by the Russian Centre of Science and Culture in Belgrade(Ruski Dom), supported by the City of Belgrade and the Government of the City of Moscow, andperformed by Russian and Serbian artists and ensembles.
May of 1968 saw the opening of the first exhibition, Serbian Artists of the 19th Century, curated by Academician Lazar Trifunović, who was also a member of the Art Council of the Gallery.
Novi Sad, as the future European Capital of Culture,nurtures the friendly bonds that already resulted in numerous projects within which the Japanese and Serbian artists and cultural workers exchange experiences and make partnerships.
It is an undisputable fact that some Serbian artists mostly contributed to the reputation of Serbia in the world, so the potential deserves attention and has to be supported as much as possible.
The Embassy of Italy in Belgrade, the Italian Institute of Culture and the Opera& Theatre Madlenianum are organizing the exceptional artistic event, wishing to gift Belgrade audience the most beautiful Italian arias and duets,in the performance of great Italian and Serbian artists and under the baton of one of the most engaged Italian maestros.
Thanks to their travels, shorter andlonger stays in France, Serbian artists transferred the spirit of intimacy into their perceptions of the world, the interior, the performances of their own characters and close circles of themselves.
In those dark and dismal times for Belgrade and Serbia, a number of conductors made their first appearance with the orchestra, a cooperation that continued in the subsequent years, as well. They were Petr Vronsky, Gyula Németh, Konstantin Krimetz and Cristian Mandeal, as well as baritone Željko Lučić,one of today's most famous Serbian artists, violinist Nemanja Radulović and pianist Tamara Stefanović.
The distinguished Serbian artists Matija Vukovic, Sinisa Vukovic(founder of MEDIALA) and Vladislav Todorovic Silja were his first mentors, but Sergije Jovanovic at his Art School, got him ready for further studies.
With many exhibitions organised in Belgrade, the surrounding region, and Europe, as well as initiating several multicultural and multimedia projects,Strategie Art is a partner of multiple European biennales representing young Serbian artists on international art festivals and closely cooperates with important European art organisations, education centres, and artists. .
May of 1968 saw the opening of the first exhibition, Serbian Artists of the 19th Century, curated by Academician Lazar Trifunović, who was also a member of the Art Council of the Gallery. The basic task of the SASA Gallery is to organize art and science exhibitions and present the activities of the Academy.
With many exhibitions organised in Belgrade, the surrounding region, and Europe, as well as initiating several multicultural and multimedia projects,Strategie Art is a partner of multiple European biennales representing young Serbian artists on international art festivals and closely cooperates with important European art organisations, education centres, and artists. .
When comparing the formal aspects of Lithuanian and Serbian graphic art I would make one observation: Serbian artists like and use abstraction in a very convincing way, whereas Lithuanian artists do so very rarely. Most currently actively creating Lithuanian artists primarily choose figurativity, which more or less conceals a narrative.
The Embassy of Italy in Belgrade, the Italian Institute of Culture and the Opera& Theatre Madlenianum are organizing the exceptional artistic event, wishing to gift Belgrade audience the most beautiful Italian arias and duets,in the performance of great Italian and Serbian artists and under the baton of one of the most engaged Italian maestros. Alberto Veronesi( conductor) Alberto Veronesi has been called a specialist in versimo opera, particularly in the works of Puccini, Leoncavallo, and Mascagni.
Along with the words of reverence due to the premature death of one of the most successful and talented mid-generation Serbian artists dedicated to magic realism, he recalled that Milan Tucovic also visited Japan in March this year when his works were exhibited together with the works of two Japanese artists at the gallery of one of the most respected Japanese Vaseda University. Tokyo: Remembering painter and sculptor Milan Tucovic Thursday, 07 November 2019.
Badžić Miomir is an Serbian artist, known for working in classical and realistic style.
SUCCESS OF MAESTRO DEJAN SAVIĆ IN RUSSIARenowned Serbian artist, maestro Dejan Savić, toured Ekaterinburg, Central Russia, last week.
Exhibition of the Serbian artist Ana Kala will be opened in the Galerie Ariana(Vondelstraat 20, 2513 EV Den Haag) from 18 June to 18 July 2015.
He added that the Bank also wanted to encourage the best in our country, which are young artists and creators, anddecided to“insert” a part of the image of the young Serbian artist Gala Čaki in the new design of the Dina Card.
Rhythm 0 was a six-hour work of performance art by Serbian artist Marina Abramović in Studio Morra, Naples in 1974.[1] The work involved Abramović standing still while the audience was invited to do to her whatever they wished, using one of 72 objects she had placed on a table.