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BILTEN Br.233, 2008 BB II LL TT EE NN ISSN 1800-5101 UUnniivveerrzziitteettaa CCrrnnee GGoorree http://www.ucg.ac.me Broj : 314 Univerzitet Crne Gore Godina : 2013. Broj primjeraka : 100 Cetinjska br. 2 Podgorica, 7. novembar 2013. R E F E R A T boravio u Francuskoj, Engleskoj, Njemačkoj i Holandiji. Učesnik sam brojnih vajarskih kolonija među kojima i onih u Ivanjici, Za izbor u akademsko zvanje za predmete: Vajanje III i IV, Danilovgradu, Kikindi, Vrnjačkoj Banji, Prijepolju, Kragujevcu i Skulptura u materijalu I, II, III i IV na Fakultetu likovnih umjetnost, Velikoj Gradiški. Cetinje. Konkurs je objavljen u dnevnom listu “Pobjeda” od PODACI O RADNIM MJESTIMA I IZBORIMA U ZVANJA 20.04.2013. godine. Na raspisani Konkurs javio se kandidat MR PREDRAG MILAČIĆ. Prvi radni odnos zasnovao sam 25.10.1991.-31.08.1992.god. u Hemijsko-tehničkoj školi »Spasoje Raspopović« u Titogradu. Na BIOGRAFIJA Fakultetu likovnih umjetnosti Cetinje radim od 01.10.1992.god. Na Univerzitetu Crne Gore biran sam u zvanje asistenta, za Rođen sam u Veruši kod Podgorice (Crna Gora) 14.08.1958. predmet Vajanje na Fakultetu likovnih umjetnosti Cetinje, godine. Zvanje diplomiranog vajara stekao sam 1988. godine u klasi 28.01.1993.god. prof. Miodraga Popovića na Fakultetu likovnih umetnosti u U zvanje docenta, za predmet Skulptura u materijalu (kamen) - Beogradu. Kod istog profesora okončao sam i svoje postdiplomske Vajanje, biran sam dva puta: 12.06.1997.god. i 06.11.2002. godine. studije 1990. godine. Iste godine boravio sam u Italiji (Pietra Santa) U zvanje vanrednog profesora sam biran 02.10.2008. godine. na stručnom usavršavanju u oblasti sculpture u kamenu, u trajanju od 12 mjeseci. Od 1991. godine član sam ULUCG. Studijski sam KLASIFIKACIONA BIBLIOGRAFIJA KVANTITATIVNA OCJENA REFERENCI DO POSLEDNJEG IZBORA (BILTEN br.233, 2008. Godina) 2. UMJETNIČKA DJELATNOST Premijerno predstavljanje 2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. 2.5. 2.6. 2x4 14x1 Broj referenci/broj bodova 1x7 1x2,8 4x4 6x2 +24x1 83,8 UKUPNO ZA UMJETNIČKU DJELATNOST 83,8 3. PEDAGOŠKA DJELATNOST 3.1. Udžbenici 3.1.1. 3.1.2. 3.1.3. 3.1.4. Broj referenci*broj bodova 3.2. Priručnici 3.2.1. 3.2.2. 3.2.3. Broj referenci*broj bodova 3.3. Gostujući profesor 3.3.1. 3.3.2. Broj referenci*broj bodova 3.4. Mentorstvo 3.4.1. 3.4.2. 3.4.3. 16x0,2 8,7 Broj referenci*broj bodova 4x1 +6x0,2 3.5. Kvalitet pedagoškog rada (može se koristiti ukoliko se na zvaničnim studentskim anketama najmanje tri godine uzastopno dobiju odlične ocjene za sve elemente pedagoškog rada) 10 UKUPNO ZA PEDAGOŠKU DJELATNOST 18,7 4. STRUČNA DJELATNOST 4.1. Stručna knjiga 4.1.1. 4.1.2. Broj referenci*broj bodova 4.2. Urednik ili koeditor 4.2.1. 4.2.2. 4.2.3. Broj referenci*broj bodova 4.3. Stručni članak 4.3.1. Broj referenci*broj bodova 4.4. Objavljeni prikazi 4.4.1. Broj referenci*broj bodova 4.5. Popularno-stručni članci 4.5.1. Broj referenci*broj bodova 4.6. Ostala dokumentovana stručna djelatnost 4.6.1. Broj referenci*broj bodova 2x5 10 UKUPNO ZA STRUČNU DJELATNOST 10 arhitekturi i umetnosti« - STONE EXPO 04, 2. UMJETNIČKA DJELATNOST Br.b. Kragujevac / PRVA NAGRADA 10 2.1. Premijerno predstavljanje kompleksnog 2013. International symposium and exhibition, umjetničkog djela koje je definisano kao Galerija »O3ONE«, Beograd 6 vrhunsko dostignuće od međunarodnog značaja 2012. Međunarodna vajarska kolonija »Kamen u Strana 2 - Broj 314 BILTEN UNIVERZITETA CRNE GORE 7. novembar 2013. 2.2. Premijerno predstavljanje kompleksnog umjetničkog djela koje je definisano kao 4. STRUČNA DJELATNOST Br.b vrhunsko dostignuće od nacionalnog značaja 4.6. Ostala dokumentovana stručna djelatnost 2010. Muzej hercegovine - “Noć muzeja”, Trebinje Rad na inovacijama i savremenim programima u (samostalna izložba – skulptura u kamenu), sklopu studijskog programa Vajanje: selekcija Umjetničkog savjeta Muzeja – tekst: Rukovodilac studijskog programa Vajanje istoričar umjetnosti Aleksandar Čilikov 8 Od 2000. Do danas član sam savjeta 2011. “Savremena crnogorska skulptura”, internacionalne kolonije - Danilovgrad Umjetnička kolonija, Danilovgrad / NAGRADA, Bio sam član savjeta ULUCG-a. tekst: istoričari umjetnosti Aleksandar Čilikov, Bio sam član žirija za I bijenale akta “Marko K. Nataša Nikčević 6 Gregović” – Petrovac 2012. Galerija beogradske tvrđave, Stambol kapija, 2013. Član Strukovnog vijeća za umjetnost UCG 10 Beograd (samostalna izložba – skulptura u kamenu), selekcija Umjetničkog savjeta Galerije 8 ZBIRNI PREGLED RADOVA I BODOVA 2013. Centar za kulturu, Kovin (samostalna izložba – skulptura u kamenu), selekcija umjetničkog savjeta Centra za kulturu 5 Broj radova Broj bodova DJELATNOST Prije Poslije Uku- Prije Poslije 2013. Galerija kulturnog centra, Paraćin Ukupno (samostalna izložba – skulptura u kamenu), izbora izbora pno izbora izbora selekcija umjetničkog savjeta Kulturnog centra 5 2. UMJETNIĆKI 48 18 66 83.8 84 167.8 2013. Gradska galerija “Mostovi Balkana”, RAD Kragujevac (samostalna izložba – skulptura u 3. PEDAGOŠKI 26 4 30 18.7 8 26.7 kamenu), selekcija umjetničkog savjeta Galerije 5 RAD 2.3. Premijerno predstavljanje umjetničkog djela na 4. STRUČNI 2 1 3 10 10 20 manifestacijama od međunarodnog značaja RAD UKUPNO 112.5 102 214.5 2012. Izložba 38. Saziva Umetničke kolonije Mileševa, Galerija Muzeja, Prijepolje 7. NAGRADE I PRIZNANJA Izveden i postavljen rad - skulptura u prostoru 1988. Nagrada opštine “Savski Venac” za skulpturu (kamen) 6 1988. Nagrada kolonije mladih u Ivanjici 2.4. Premijerno predstavljanje umjetničkog djela na 2007. Nagrada “Stijović, Milunović, Lubarda” na Tradicionalnoj manifestacijama od nacionalnog značaja izložbi ULUCG-a Podgorica 2007. Nagrada na XI Podgoričkom likovnom salonu 2010. “Savremena crnogorska skulptura”, 2012. Prva nagrada, “STONE EXPO 04”, Kragujevac Umjetnička kolonija, Danilovgrad, tekst: 2012. Nagrada “Savremena crnogorska skulptura”, Umjetnička istoričarka umjetnosti Natalija Cerović 3 kolonija, Danilovgrad 2011. “Savremena crnogorska skulptura”, Umjetnička kolonija, Danilovgrad, tekst: 8. ČLANSTVO U STRUČNIM l NAUČNIM UDRUŽENJIMA istoričarka umjetnosti Ljiljana Zeković 3 Od 2000. Član savjeta internacionalne kolonije - Danilovgrad 2011. “20 godina poslije”, Centar savremene 2003. Član savjeta ULUCG-a umjetnosti Crne Gore, dvorac Petrovića, Podgorica 5 2013. Član Strukovnog vijeća za umjetnost UCG 2011. Umjetnički paviljon, tradicionalna izložba ULUCG, Podgorica 3 IZVJEŠTAJ RECENZENTA 2012. Umjetnički paviljon, tradicionalna izložba ULUCG, Podgorica 3 I OCJENA USLOVA 2013. Umjetnički paviljon, tradicionalna izložba ULUCG, Podgorica 3 UMJETNIČKA DJELATNOST 2.5. Premijerno predstavljanje umjetničkog djela sa objavljenom kritikom Kročivši u profesionalni život Predrag Milačić je imao jasnu viziju svoje umjetničke budućnosti, savladavši klesarski zanat na 2009. Gradska galerija, Kotor (samostalna izložba akademskom školovanju i skrenuvši pažnju na sebe kao izvrsnog – skulptura u kamenu), selekcija umjetničkog crtača. Posvećenošću radu brojnim kvalitetnim ostvarenjima, savjeta Galerije – tekst: istoričarka umjetnosti zapazila ga je stručna kritika i javnost koja prati likovna zbivanja. Lucija Jelušić-Đurašković 2 Aleksandar Saša Člikov, pisac predgovora u katalogu samostalne 2013. Istorijski arhiv, Pančevo samostalna izložba izložbe održane u Noći muzeja, 15. maja 2010. godine u Muzeju – skulptura u kamenu) 2 Hercegovine u Trebinju, pod nazivom TRAGOVI VREMENA, je 2.6. Premijerno predstavljanje umjetničkog djela dao sažetu ocenu: »U kontekstu aktuelnih likovnih kritičkih napisa, Predrag Milačić se često pozicionira kao izuzetno kvalitetan 2011. Izložba iz kolekcije Ekonomskog fakulteta, stvaralac kada je riječ o kamenu – tom »posvećenom« materijalu, Galerija „Gajo“, Podgorica 1 najviše cijenjenom i slavljenom u višemilenijumskom razvoju svjetske skulpture«. Njegov koncept, stvaralačke ideje i motivi ga svrstavaju u 3. PEDAGOŠKA DJELATNOST Br.b senzibilne umetnike, koji sa strahopoštovanjem prilaze kamenu prema kome imaju poseban odnos, kao izazova za otkrivanje 3.4. Mentorstvo (komentorstvo se vrednuje vizuelne istine i njegovih posebnih fizičkih svojstava. Kao polovinom bodova) umetniku koji ima poseban osećaj za meru, strana mu je 3.4.2. Na postdiplomskom studiju (kod magisterija i dekorativnost, a kameni oblici su ogoljeni do stepena kada se sa njih specijalizacija) ništa više ne može odstraniti. Milačić je privržen sadržajima arhetipski-simboličnim značenjima. Preovlađujuće vertikalne forme 1. 2008 - Kapičić Ivan 2 dalekog porekla od praistorijskih menhira, vertikala postaje 3.4.3. Na dodiplomskom studiju metafora bića, posedujući znatnu duhovnu vrednost u metafizičkom smislu je ljudski lik. Oslonjen na plastična i pikturalna svojstva, 1. 2010 - Petrović Marko - Njegoš 0,5 morfološki sastav stenske mase se kroz preoblikovanje pretvara u 2. 2012 - Darmanović Bogdan 0,5 pročišćeni simbol harmonizacijom emocije, ruke i alata. Odnos 3.5. Kvalitet pedagoškog rada, toplog i hladnog, svetlog i tamnog, isticanje boje, grubosti i po Odluci Vijeća FLU od 05.03.2013. god. 5 uglačanosti i težnjom ka savršenom, svrstavaju njegova dela u samosvojna ostvarenja. Nije neobično da se u uspravnim formama razvila klica arhitekture kao elementa građenja. Shvatajući svoja 7. novembar 2013. BILTEN UNIVERZITETA CRNE GORE Strana 3 - Broj 314 dela kao ličnu katarzu u njihovoj sveukupnosti gde se složen odnos izuzetna kreativna zrelost koja te skulpture čini djelima visoke oblika, prostora, pokreta, zvuka i svetlosti udružuje u celini, Milačić likovne vrijednosti. ih doživljava duhovnošću u kojoj skulptura ima smisao samo ako izaziva slično osećanje kod posmatrača.
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