1987 » Yugoslavia » Stage and costume design

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Exhibiting artists / ateliers

• Geroslav Zarić

Milutovac
Additional information: Born in 1951 in Milutovac (Serbia). He works as a stage designer with numerous theatres in Belgrade and also for television.

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• Miodrag Tabacki

Specialization: set designer
Additional information: Born in 1947. He works as a stage and costume designer with a number of different Yugoslav theatres. He also lectures at the Faculty of Drama Arts in Belgrade. He exhibited at the PQ in 1979.

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• Milanka Berberović

* 1942, Schabats
Specialization: teacher, set designer, costume designer
Additional information: Costume designer, since 1982 professor at the Costume Design Department of the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belegrade. She participated in the Prague Quadrennial 1983 and 1987. Information from catalogue 1999: Graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts in Beograd. Currently co-operates as a costume designer with various Yugoslavian theatres, including National Theatre and Drama Theatre in Beograd. She works as a professor at the Faculty of Applied Arts and Design, Beograd. From 1971 to 1991, she participated in all the PQs. She is the winner of a Silver Medal at the International Triennal Exhibition, Belgrade 1995. She is well-known with creative and functional costume solutions. Her sketches and pictures of costumes are extremely meticulous.
• Branko Kostovski

Additional information: Born in 1924 in Skoplje. Since 1952 he has been working as a stage designer at the Macedonian Popular Theatre in Skoplje. He participated in the PQ in 1967, 1971, 1975 and in 1979.

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• Slavica Lalicki (Slavica LALICKI-POSAVEC)

Additional information: Born 1937 in Pozharevac. Costume designer. She participated in the Prague Quadrennial in 1967, 1971, 1975, 1979 and in 1987.

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• 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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• Dorian Sokolić

Additional information: Born 1928 in Zemun, graduate of the Belgrade School of Applied Arts, he continued his studies in Paris in 1959. At present member of the National Theatre in Rjeka. His best sets were accomplished for open air productions. He designed sets for the Opera Festival in Opatia, for Aida, Prince Igor, Troubadour and Turandot. He received several prizes both for his stage designs and for graphic work and poster designs.

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Exhibiting works

• : (Witchhunt), Hrvatsko narodno kazaliště 1985, Director: V. Perkovič,
  
  
  
• Drago Turina

* 1943, Virje
Specialization: set designer
Additional information: Born in 1943. He started his work as stage and costume designer in students' amateur theatres during his studies at the faculty of machinery and naval architecture. At present he acts as stage designer at the Zagreb profesional theatres and in the film production. In a review having been stated by yong writers and artists he publishes articles on the theory and practical problems of modern stage design art. He has been awarded several prizes at theatre festivals for a succesful experímental work in the special field of stage design concerns. He works as a stage designer at the Branko Gavella Theatre in Zagreb. He participated in the PQ in 1971 and in 1975.
• Mihajlo SIMIDRIJEVIČ

Additional information: Born in 1938 in Belgrade. He works as stage and costume designer with a number of Yugoslav theatres. In 1969 he received a Silver Medal and in 1972 a Bronze Medal at the Triennial of Stage and Costume Design in Novi Sad. He participated in the PQ in 1975, 1979 and in 1983.

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• Miroslav BILAČ

Additional information: Born 1931 in Travnik. Stage designer of the Chamber Theatre in Sarajevo. He took part in the Prague Quadrennial 1987.

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• Miroslav-Bata BLAGOJEVIČ

Beograd
Additional information: Born 1950 in Belgrade. Stage and costume designer, works also as a painter. Graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts, Beograd. Currently co-operates with various yugoslavian theatres as a costume designer. In 1983 and 1987 he participated in the PQs.

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• Ružica Nenadović-Sokolić

Additional information: Born in 1933 at Valjevo. In 1954 she graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade. She is a permanent member of the National Theatre in Rjeka. As a guest she is at work for the theatres in Belgrade, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Maribor, Osijek and at Novi Sad. She excells especially in costume designs for grand operas in accentuating the vacant space of the scene. The operas Prince Igor, Turandot were put on the stage at the Operatic Festival in Opatia in accordance with her costume designs. She was awarded the Prize of the Town of Rjeka for her costume designs, and the Prize of the lst Triennial of Stage and Costume Design at Novi Sad.

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• Slobodan PERIŠIĆ

Additional information: Born 1945 in Sarajevo. He works as a stage designer at the National Theatre in Sarajevo.

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• Zoran RISTIČ

Additional information: Born in 1942 in Belgrade. He works at the Belgrade Drama Theatre.

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• Živojin TRAJANOVIČ

Additional information: Born in 1948. He has been working as a stage designer at the Macedonian National Theatre in Skoplje.

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• Ljubica WAGNEROVÁ

Additional information: Born in 1934 in Zagreb. She has been working since 1965 as a costume designer at the COMEDY Theatre in Zagreb. She participated in the PQ in 1975.

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• Gjorgi ZDRAVEV

Additional information: Born in 1941 in Radovish in Macedonia. He cooperates as costume designer with the Yugoslav theatres and with television. Associate professor at the Arts Academy in Skoplje.

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• Aleksandar ZLATOVIČ

Additional information: Born in 1949 in Belgrade.He graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts. Currently operates as a stage and costume designer in National Theatre in Beograd and with other theatres throughout Yugoslavia. In 1983, 1987 and 1991 he participated in the PQ.

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• Zora ŽIVADINOVIĆ-DAVIDOVIĆ

Additional information: Born in 1932 in Belgrade. Since 1956 she has been working as a costume designer for theatre and film. Since 1961 she has been teaching at the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade and since 1978 she has been a professor at the Faculty of Applied Arts at the Belgrade University. She exhibited at the PQ in 1983.

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• Milica RADOVANOVIĆ (Milica Radovanović)

Specialization: costume designer
Additional information: Born 1942 in Belgrade. She cooperates as costume designer particulary with the Belgrade National Theatre. She participated in the Prague Quadrennial 1983 and 1987.