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Exhibiting artists / ateliers

• Vladimir Marenić

Additional information: Born in 1921 at Slavonska Pozega. Studied scenic design under prof. Milenko Serban and painting under prof. Ivan Tabaković. He is at work as stage and costume designer of the National Theatre in Belgrade. He has designed more than 170 stage sets and some 35 theatre costumes. Exhibited in Yugoslavia and abroad. His most important works include scenic designs to The Celestial Squad by Lebović and Obrenović, Rose Tattoo by Tennessee Wiliams, Nabucco and Aida by G. Verdi, Halleluyah by D. Lebovič, to the opera Mazeppa by P. I. Tchaikovsky, to Becket by J. Anouilh, The Life for the Tsar renamed to Ivan Susanin by M. I. Glinka, Rabelais by J. L. Barrault, etc. In his artistic realizations he employs different painting techniques. He was awarded tihe Sterijino Pozorje Prize for The Celestial Squad in 1957, the ULUPUS Prize for scenographic designs in 1965 and 1968, the October Salon Prize for stage sets to Master Hanus in 1966, the Prize having been attributed on occasion of 100 Years of the Belgrade National Theatre for sets to the play Swindle in 1969, the Prize of the Voyvodina Theatres Meeting for sets to the play The Devil's Disciple in 1970.

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• Boris Čerškov

Additional information: Born in 1927 at Stobreč near Split. In 1953 completed studies at the School of Applied Arts in Novi Sad. At present lne acts as scenic designer of the National Theatre at Niš. He has designed about 150 stage sets. He had exhibitions in Belgrade and Novi Sad. He was twice awarded the Prize of the Meeting with Joakim Vujič and won the October Prize of the City of Niš.

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• Sveta  Jovanović

Additional information: Born in 1927 at Banatsko Arandjelovo in Serbia. Architect. Since 1951 he has been at work as stage designer and has now to his credit some 280 settings for Yugoslav theatres and the television. In 1954 he was swarded a prize for the best stage set at the lst National Drama Festival in Cejle, and he won in 1962 the Gold Laurel at the Festival of Little Theatres in Sarajevo, in 1963 the Preshernov Prize a national prize) for his stage designs, in 1965 the Sterijino Pozorje Prize in Novi Sad. He has taken part in a number of exhibitions.

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