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Mirjana Isaković

1936 – 2020

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Lived 1936 – 2020 (aged 83). Mirjana Isaković was a Serbian sculptor.

Mirjana Isaković is a Serbian sculptor and ceramist.

Personal life She was born in Serbia in 1936. She is married to Halil Tikvesa, a Bosnian painter and graphic designer with whom she has a daughter Lana Tikvesa.

Education Isaković graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts of University of Arts in Belgrade in 1963, the same year she became a member of "The Applied Artists and Designers Association of Serbia" (ULUPUDS).

Career In 1971, she was elected professor at the Academy of Applied Arts. She established the important "Belgrade School". She mentored fourteen MA students who matriculated from the Academy of Applied Arts.

In 1972 she became a professor at the Academy where she chaired the departmental studio for ceramics and ceramic sculpture. She retired in 2002.

Exhibitions

Solo exhibitions 1964 Gallery "Savremeni dom", Belgrade 1966 Gallery "Nadežda Petrović" Čačak 1969 Gallery "Grafički kolektiv", Belgrade 1976 Gallery of Cultural Center, Belgrade 1978 "Homage to Ivan Tabaković" (with Rosić and Stajević), Arandjelovac 1985 "Galerija likovnih stvaralaca", Arandjelovac 1985 "Mali likovni salon", Novi Sad 1985 Gallery "Singidunum", Belgrade 1986 Cultural Center, Banjaluka 1989 Pavilion Cvijeta Zuzorić, as the laureate of Grand Prix of May Salon 1990 City Museum "Bassano del Grappa", Italy (five Central European ceramic artists, each with an individual show: Polgar, Spurej, Vikova, Sramel, Isaković)

Group exhibitions Over 150 in the country and abroad

Juried group exhibitions in Serbia (a selection) October Salon: 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1986, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001 May Salon: 1969, 1970, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1986, 1993 Biennale of Belgrade Ceramics: 1978, 1980 Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics: 1968, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1989, 1996, 1999, 2003 1965 Yugoslav Ceramics, Museum of Applied Art, Belgrade 1972 Contemporary Art of Ceramics and Glass, Galerija Kulturnog centra, Belgrade 1972 Contemporary Art of Ceramics and Glass, Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb 1978 The First Sarajevo Triennial of Art, Sarajevo 1978 Contemporary Tapestry and ceramics of Yugoslavia, Belgrade 1981 NOB (The People's Liberation Movement) in the Works of Yugoslav Artists, Belgrade, Ljubljana, Sarajevo

Juried international exhibitions (with international juries) 1967 International Exhibition of Ceramics, Istanbul, Turkey 1970 International Exhibition of Ceramics, Cervi, Italy 1970 International Exhibition of Ceramics, Sopot, Poland 1975 Contemporary Ceramics and Glass, Moscow, USSR 1975 International Biennale of Ceramics, Valory, France 1977 International Biennale of Ceramics, Faenya, Italy 1978 Contemporary Tapestry, Ceramics and Glass, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, East Germany 1982 II International Biennale of Ceramics, Piran, Slovenia 1984 III International Biennale of Ceramics, Piran, Slovenia 1984 I International Triennial of Small Ceramics, Zagreb 1985 I Triennial of Small Ceramics, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Priština, Novi Sad ( selection) 1986 IV International Biennale of Ceramics, Piran, Slovenia 1986 International Competition - Triennial "Mino'86", Nagoya, Japan 1987 A Selection of Yugoslav Ceramics, Frankfurt, Germany 1989 "The Contemporary Moment in European Ceramics", (by invitation), Lyon - France, Linz - Austria, Budapest - Hungary, Helsinki - Finland 1990 III Biennale of Small Ceramics, Zagreb 1992 I International Biennale of Ceramics, Cairo, Egypt 1996 I International Triennale "The Cup'96", Kulturni centar, Belgrade 2000 Thematic International Biennale, Carouge, Switzerland 2001 International Biennale of Small Form, Gornji Milanovac

Prizes and awards 1968 Likovni Susret Subotice prize at First Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics 1970 Ceramics prize, May Salon, Belgrade 1970 "Diploma d'onore", International Exhibition of Ceramics, Cervi, Italy 1977 May Salon Prize, Belgrade 1977 Grand Prix, at Third Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics 1977 Annual ULUPUDSPrize (for 1976/1977) 1981 Exhibition NOB (The People's Liberation Movement) Prize in the Works of Yugoslav Artists, Belgrade 1984 Honorary Diploma at First International Triennial of Small Ceramics, Zagreb 1986 Grand Prix of May Salon, Belgrade 1986 Grand Prix at Sixth Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics, Subotica, Belgrade 1986 ULUPUDS Prize at October Salon 1986 Honorable mention at International Competition "Mino'86", Nagoya, Japan 1986 Grand Plaque of the University of Arts, Belgrade, for pedagogical work 1998 Award for Life's Work from ULUPUDS 1998 Plaque with Silver Medal from Professorial and Art Assembly of Faculty of Applied Arts "for extraordinary contribution to the development of this institution for high education"

Works in public spaces (ceramic sculptures) Belgrade, Serbia Subotica, Serbia Arandjelovac, Serbia Užice, Serbia Zadar, Croatia Čačak, Croatia

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Who was Mirjana Isaković?

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When was Mirjana Isaković born?

Mirjana Isaković was born on 31 December 1936 in Aranđelovac.

When did Mirjana Isaković die?

Mirjana Isaković died on 5 June 2020.

What was Mirjana Isaković's occupation?

Mirjana Isaković was a sculptor.

What nationality was Mirjana Isaković?

Mirjana Isaković was Serbian.

Sources & further reading

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