biography - cv
Hana RajkovicHana Rajkovic, born on 21st of August 1977. In 2002. Graduated fine arts painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade and earned herself masters’ degree in fine arts painting at the same faculty in 2006. In 2003. Became a member of Serbian Association of Freelance Artists (ULUS) in 2003. Lives and works between Brisbane, Australia and Belgrade, Serbia.
Selected group exhibitions:
2004. VII International Art Triennale Majdanek, Lublin, Poland
2005. 30th International Print and Drawing Exhibition, Bradley University, Peoria, USA
2005. XII Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and Mediterranean 2005, Naples, Italy
2007. 48.October salon “Micronaratives”, curated by Lorand Hegyi, Belgrade, Serbia
2008. 9th International Biennial of miniature art, G.Milanovac, Serbia
2008. Collection of Serbian modern art Telenor, Cvijeta Zuzoric art pavilion, Belgrade, Serbia
2008. Micro-Narratives-temptation of small realities curated by Lorand Hegyi, Museum of Modern Art of Saint Etienne, France
2009.“Return to intimacy“ curated by Sasa Janjic and Miroslav Karic, MAGACIN, Belgrade, Serbia
2010. Linden Postcard Show 2010, Melbourne, VIC
2010. Print and Drawing Acquisitive Awards, Swan Hill, VIC
2010. Drawing 10B, Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, VIC
2011. Seven With Another SECOND, Substation 4, Brisbane, QLD
2012. Cakula.pripovijedam, gallery Trenutak.39, Zagreb, Croatia
Solo Exhibitions:
2003. “Puzzle”exhibition of small format paintings, Art klinika, Novi Sad, Serbia
2006. Master degree exhibition “101 painting”, FLU gallery, Belgrade, Serbia
2007. “Paintings” gallery of contemporary art Smederevo, Serbia
2007. “Paintings” gallery Stara Kapetanija, Belgrade, Serbia
2007. ”Drawings” gallery Sluzbeni glasnik, Belgrade, Serbia 2012. ”Drawings” gallery ULUS, Belgrade, Serbia
Collections:
2004. City of Belgrade art collection
2007. City of Belgrade art collection
2007. Telenor contemporary art collection
Awards:
2008. Best drawing award, 9th International Biennial of miniature art, G.Milanovac, Serbia
2010. Linden Postcard Show 1st Prize, Bendigo and Adelaide Bank $5,000 award, Melbourne, Australia
Art residence:
2008. Cite Internationale des Arts Paris