Mihailo Stošović
Mihailo Stošović (Михаило Стошовић, Belgrade, 1971) is a Serbian sculptor, also known as Vajar Beogradski.
Mihailo Stošović

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- Name
- Mihailo Stošović
- Born
- 23 April 1971
- Birthplace
- Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia
- Education
- University of Arts in Belgrade
- Known for
- Sculpture
- Nationality
- Serbia
- Occupation
- sculptor
- Languages
- Serbian
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• Name — Mihailo Stošović • Born — 23 April 1971 • Birthplace — Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia • Education — University of Arts in Belgrade • Known for — Sculpture
Life
Life
Stošović was born, on 23 April 1971 in Belgrade, into a well-known family with enviable tradition in stone processing. He is professionally engaged in sculpting since 2007. He graduated from the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade, Department of Conservation and Restoration of the sculpture in the class of prof. Slobodan Savić. Section Committee President of ULUPUDS since 2014. Professor of sculpture at the Center for Art Education "Šumatovačka". He had many solo exhibitions and participated in dozens of group of international and domestic exhibitions and symposiums. Mihailo's artworks are found in public spaces and private collections in Serbia, Russia, Israel, Switzerland, Slovenia, and Montenegro. He is a member of ULUS (Association Des Arts Plastiques De Serbie); ULUPUDS (Applied Artists and Designers Association of Serbia); and UVS (Sculptor Association of Serbia) with the status of an independent artist. Stošović lives and works in Belgrade. Since 2011, he actively participates in projects such as "12+", "Annual exhibition of Serbian sculptors" and others, together with sculptors from various Belgrade associations. His association colleagues include Professor Zdravko Milinkovic, Vuk Ljubisavljević, Ivan Gračner, Mihailo Gerun, Slobodan Savić and others.
Public works
Public works
• Dragana Marčić memorial in Belgrade "Wave of Eternity", Belgrade 2007 • Restoration and Conservation of facade statue "The Girl with the violin" on the haus of Milutin Milanković, Belgrade 2008 • Painter Dragan Kecman memorial in Kučevo – "Spirit of Homolje", 2009 • Polijelej in the Church of St. George in Banovo Brdo, Belgrade 2009 • "Sleeping Knight" – Bela Voda near Kruševac, 2009 • Restoration and Conservation of Roman sarcophagus from the 3rd century – Sirmium, Belgrade 2010 • Restoration and Conservation of Roman sarcophagus from the 3rd century – Singidunum, Belgrade 2010 • "Teddy" – Belgrade, 2012 • Miloš Radovanović memorial "Pogled", Belgrade 2013 • Restoration and Conservation of cemetery "Russian Necropolis", Belgrade, 2014
Gallery
Gallery
• Illustration — "Wave of Eternity" - Marble "Venčac", Public work, Belgrade 2007 • Illustration — "Next year in Prizren!" - Marble "Ropočevo", Private collection, Belgrade 2013 • Illustration — "Bread with seven crusts" - Sandstone Prokuplje, 2012 • Illustration — "Danube whale" - Marble "Venčac", Private collection, Belgrade 2013 • Illustration — "Nautilus" - Marble "Venčac", 2015 • Illustration — "Clew of Friendship" - Marble "Plavi tok", 2015 • Illustration — "Sigh" - Marble "Venčac", 2015 • Illustration — "Happy!" - Marble "Venčac", Private collection, Belgrade 2015 • Illustration — "Trophy" - Marble "Belgrade blue rock", 2013 • Illustration — "Seed of Love" - Marble "Kastaljani", Private collection, Tirat Carmel, Israel 2013 • Illustration — "Seed of Calmness" - Marble "Sivac", Private collection, Belgrade 2012 • Illustration — "White Knight" - Marble "Venčac", Private collection, Tirat Carmel, Israel 2013 • Illustration — "Maybe..." - Marble "Carara statuario", 2012 • Illustration — "Shell" - Marble "Carara statuario" 2012 • Illustration — "Still mine..." - Marble "Carara statuario", Private collection, Slovenia 2012 • Illustration — "Moon with a..." - Marble "Venčac", Private collection, Belgrade 2013 • Illustration — "Easter in my homeland" - Marble "Sivac", Collection of school "Ivan Goran Kovačić", Belgrade 2013 • Illustration — "Rest0ration" - Public work, Restoration and Conservation of Roman sarcophagus from the 3rd century - Singidunum, Belgrade 2010

"White Knight" - Marble "Venčac", Private collection, Tirat Carmel, Israel 2013
Author Mihailo Stošović
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Mihailo Stošović was born on 23 April 1971.
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- 1.Department/autors/Mihailo Stošović.
- 2.ULUPUDS – Sculpture section
- 3.Šumatovačka/Mihailo Stošović
- 4.Solo exhibition „Seed of CREATION“, Gallery „PROGRES“ by Mihailo Stošović
- 5.Cultural center Kovin/29. October art salon Kovin
- 6.Cultural center in Paraćin/Solo exhibition „Seed“ by Mihailo Stošović
- 7.Zemun salon 2013, Gallery „Stara Kapetanija“
- 8.Portal kulture Vojvodine/12 vajara-jedan izlog
- 9.Blic/"Stone in Architecture & Art": This Exhibition will leave you breathless
- 10.Dom kulture Čačak – Solo exhibition „Seed“ by Mihailo Stošović
- 11./ Solo exhibition „In the beginning was the WORD“ by Mihailo Stošović, Gallery „ULUS“, Belgrade
- 12.Zemun salon 2013, Gallery "Stara Kapetanija" Grand Prix for sculpture "Seed of Love".
- 13.29. October art salon Kovin, Prise for sculpture.
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