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Curriculum Vitae- Artist Marko Gavrilovic Belgrade, Serbia +381 63 1111 363 Markonotus@Yahoo.Com -Curriculum vitae- Artist Marko Gavrilovic Belgrade, Serbia +381 63 1111 363 [email protected] Marko Gavrilovic was born in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1975. He graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts and Design in 2001. In the following years, Gavrilovic has practiced acrylics, sculpture, design, illustration, and drawings. He opened a design studio in 2002, where, with his team, throughout the years, Gavrilovic has created more than 200 light – designed pieces. He is known for his works of the bull and city painting series as well as plastic sculptural lighting forms, which naturally has led him to the point where art and design cross their paths. Gavrilovic is a member of Association of Applied Arts Artists and Designers of Serbia and he was laureate in 2013, for 60 years of the founding of ULUPUDS, of the best show exhibition prize. Gavrilovic has represented Serbia with his painting " Unbeatable" at the International Global 2010 Fine Art Exhibition for the FIFA World Cup, art event dedicated to lovers both of art and sports. In 2015, he represented Serbia at Milan EXPO with his light installation "Circle of Light. Up until now, he has had 16 solo exhibitions and more than 80 group shows. Solo exhibitions: 2019 The Flow, Galerie Boris, Paris 2016 Contemporary City Gallery Jugoexport, Belgrade 2015 Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn New York “Circle of life” Lighting installation, painting and drawings for EXPO Milan 2015, Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life, Milan Italy 2014 Enlightened city - paintings & drawings, Consulate General of The Republic of Serbia in New York 2013 Present & Future - Drawings, Cultural Center Grocka, Belgrade 2012 The Lineament of time, paintings, drawings, sculptures, Gallery Dunav, Belgrade, May Parts of light, sculptures, Cultural Center Grocka, Belgrade Genesis Lighting sculptures and paintings, Gallery SKC, Belgrade, April 2001 Gallery Hermes, Zemun, Serbia Gallery SKC Kragujevac, Serbia Blue boy, Dom Omladine, Belgrade Selected group shows: 2019 Lumen, Light exhibition, Mash Gallery LA, USA 2018 L'Art des Balkans, Galerie Boris, Paris, France Art Palm Beach 2018, FL 2017 Confronti exhibition, 3 Italian - 3 Serbian artists, Kinoteka, Belgrade, Serbia Balkan Architectural Biennale, BAB Design exhibition, SKC Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia 2015 Art Port Jugoexport - Three artists one show, Belgrade, Serbia 2014 Global Village, Abcoude, the Netherlands Imperativ, design exhibition, Gallery SKC, Belgrade Global Village, Landshut, Germany Global Village, Copenhagen, Denmark Spring Juried Show, Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn NY Scribble it down project, Tel Aviv In Living Color, Studio 5404 Artspace, NY Gallery for contemporary art, Smederevo Serbia 2013 12 + Exhibition, City Gallery of Bar, Montenegro 45 May Exhibition, 60 years of ULUPUDS, Belgrade, Serbia All Creatures, Studio 5404, Art Space, Massapequa, NY EkoKult art exhibition, Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia, Novi Sad 12 + sculpture exhibition, Contemporary gallery Pancevo, Serbia 2012 Arthood Winners “Great Promise” exhibition, New York City (winner) Global Village, Broden Cultural center, Copenhagen, Denmark Global Village, Chateau de Sully, Burgundy, France Sculptors of Serbia, Cvijeta Zuzoric, Belgrade Serbia Global Village, international exhibition, Project 072 Alkmaar, Amsterdam area, Holland 2011 Golden Pen of Belgrade - 11. International Biennale of illustration, Belgrade “Shiny Serbian scene” light sculptures, Cultural Center Grad – Belgrade “12 rooms 12 sculptors” – Art Market – Residency of King Petra I – Belgrade Belgrade Design Week Omni Design, Gallery Singidunum, Belgrade Gallery Marzik, November salon, Kraljevo, Serbia 2010 Museum of Contemporary Art Lazarevac, Cyrillic in Serbian Contemporary Art 24 hours of Art, Art Point Gallery, Belgrade Group exhibition works from workshop with Hidetoshi Nagasawa Castroreale, Sicily International Fine Art Collection (American-Style Auction), 2010 The Auction at Melrose, Johannesburg, South Africa Drawing, Gallery 108, Zemun, Serbia 2009 Lighting subjects, Atelier Otklon, Belgrade 41. May Exhibition, Museum of Applied, Belgrade 2008 40. May Exhibition, Museum of Applied Arts, Belgrade 2005 Belgrade Design Week, Belgrade 2004 Watercolor Gallery A, Belgrade 2003 Journey to the Mountain, Thessaloniki, Greece Journey to the Mountain, Athens, Greece Holly Mountain, Greece 2002 Watercolor exhibition, Novi Sad 2001 Group exhibition, SKC Kragujevac Watercolor weekend Gallery Zrenjanin Portrait in time, Gallery NUBS, Belgrade Furniture design, Gallery Little Singidunum, Belgrade Spring meetings, Gallery Bazalt, Belgrade 2000 Museum of Applied Arts, Belgrade 1999 Exhibition of small works, Gallery Singidunum, Belgrade Furniture Fair, design exhibition, Belgrade 1998 The Miniature Show, Gallery Singidunum, Belgrade Journey to the Mountain, Museum of Applied Arts, Belgrade Collections City of Kareja, Holly Mountain Greece Broden Cultural center, Copenhagen, Denmark Museum of Applied Art Belgrade, Serbia Collection A. L. Athens, Greece Gallery for contemporary art, Smederevo Serbia Many private collections around the globe Awards 2014 Spring Juried Show, Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn NY 2013 Prize for 60 years of founding ULUPUDS for best in show exhibition 2012 Arthood “Great Promise” exhibition, New York City (winner), The Stephan Stoyanov Gallery Live painting Live painting performance at the opening Global Village 2012 Holland Live painting performance with Nicholas Wright, Global Village 2012, Denmark SAMO Basquiat, live painting with film projection at Cultural Center Grocka, Belgrade Residencies 2015 Global Village Alkmar, Holland 2012 Global Village Alkmar, Holland 2010 Castroreale, Sicily Workshops 2014 Drawing, Broden Cultural center, Copenhagen, Denmark 2013 Petar Petrovic Njegos, Zrenjanin, watercolor 2012 Global Village Holland 2010 plastic sculpture demonstration, Castroreale, Sicily 2010 Workshop with Hidetoshi Nagasawa Castroreale, Sicily Professional Organizations The Association of Applied Arts Artists and Designers of Serbia (ULUPUDS) The Management Board member in ULUPUDS from 2012 Curatorial projects 2017 Exhibition Confronti, curator with Italian curator Alessia Carlino 2014 Design exhibition Imperativ vol. 1.2, Gallery SKC, Belgrade Book illustration Book of poems, Sedef, 2002, Belgrade Journey to the Mountain, 2003, Athens, Greece .
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