Šobajić (French: Sobaîc) was born in 1945 in Belgrade. According to his father Vojo, he came from a Serbian family[1] from Montenegro, which at the end of the 19th century brought to Montenegro the first cinema, the first department store, the first theater, a reading room and a library, a tin orchestra, the first newspapers and magazines. His mother Mira came from Lika.[2]
Šobajić attended primary and secondary school in Belgrade, Istanbul and Nikšić. He graduated from the First Belgrade Gymnasium in 1964. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 1970, and two years later moved to Paris. Since 2005, he had been teaching at the Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang, China, and at the same time founded the Faculty of Art and Design at Megatrend University in Belgrade, where he was dean, full professor and honorary doctor, and in 2012, he became professor emeritus.[3]
Šobajić has presented his works in over eighty solo exhibitions around the planet and participated in about five hundred group exhibitions. His works are in about thirty museums of contemporary art in the world. He has won several awards in Serbia. In 2018, the RussianState Duma awarded him the Order of the Honorary Guest of Russia, and in 2019 he was awarded the Gold Medal of the Republic of Serbia, for exceptional merits in the field of cultural activities, especially painting.[4]
Five monographs on the work of Šobajić have been published by publishers in Paris, Belgrade and London, whose texts were written by Alain Jouffroy, Nobel laureate Peter Handke, Edward Lucie-Smith and others. Over six hundred texts about him have been published in the domestic and world press and through television shows.
Šobajić published his first book, entitled: Paint and be silent, of an autobiographical character, which talks about the influence of globalism on contemporary art, in 2018. The city of Belgrade anticipates the opening of the Miloš Šobajić Museum in 2021.[5] In 2021, he published his autobiography "My Nine Lives".[6]
Šobajić was married to his third wife Maja T. Izquierdo (Serbian Cyrillic: Искјердо) of Peruvian and Serbian origin.[7] He died in Belgrade of COVID-19 on 24 April 2021.[8]
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^"Kako je porodica Šobajić uvrstila Nikšić u centar crnogorske kulture". CdM. 2018-08-28. Retrieved 2019-02-01.
^Mijalković, Aleksandra. "Romantik u duši, buntovnik na platnu". Politika Online. Retrieved 2019-02-01.
^"Emeritus Prof. Miloš Šobajić". Megatrend Univerzitet (in Serbian). Retrieved 2019-02-01.
^"Dodeljena odlikovanja povodom Dana državnosti Srbije". Novi Standard (in Serbian). 2019-02-15. Retrieved 2019-02-17.
^"Miloš Šobajić dobija muzej u Beogradu". CdM. 2017-01-15. Retrieved 2019-02-01.
^"TANJUG | MAJA GOJKOVIC". www.tanjug.rs. Retrieved 2021-03-08.
^"Miloš Šobajić i Maja Iskjerdo: Ljubav ne broji godine". Gloria. Retrieved 2019-02-01.
miloš, Šobajić, serbian, cyrillic, Милош, Шобајић, french, milos, sobaÏc, december, 1945, april, 2021, serbian, french, painter, sculptor, born, 1945, december, 1945belgrade, serbia, yugoslaviadied24, april, 2021, 2021, aged, belgrade, serbiaalma, materacademy. Milos Sobajic Serbian Cyrillic Milosh Shobaјiћ French Milos SobaIc 23 December 1945 24 April 2021 was a Serbian and French painter and sculptor Milos SobajicBorn 1945 12 23 23 December 1945Belgrade Serbia YugoslaviaDied24 April 2021 2021 04 24 aged 75 Belgrade SerbiaAlma materAcademy of Fine Arts in BelgradeKnown forpainting sculptingSpousesLotos Masnikosa Sobajic m 1968 died 2011 wbr Dragana Jugovic del Monaco m 2012 div 2015 wbr Maja T Izquierdo m 2016 wbr Biography editSobajic French Sobaic was born in 1945 in Belgrade According to his father Vojo he came from a Serbian family 1 from Montenegro which at the end of the 19th century brought to Montenegro the first cinema the first department store the first theater a reading room and a library a tin orchestra the first newspapers and magazines His mother Mira came from Lika 2 Sobajic attended primary and secondary school in Belgrade Istanbul and Niksic He graduated from the First Belgrade Gymnasium in 1964 He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 1970 and two years later moved to Paris Since 2005 he had been teaching at the Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in Shenyang China and at the same time founded the Faculty of Art and Design at Megatrend University in Belgrade where he was dean full professor and honorary doctor and in 2012 he became professor emeritus 3 Sobajic has presented his works in over eighty solo exhibitions around the planet and participated in about five hundred group exhibitions His works are in about thirty museums of contemporary art in the world He has won several awards in Serbia In 2018 the Russian State Duma awarded him the Order of the Honorary Guest of Russia and in 2019 he was awarded the Gold Medal of the Republic of Serbia for exceptional merits in the field of cultural activities especially painting 4 Five monographs on the work of Sobajic have been published by publishers in Paris Belgrade and London whose texts were written by Alain Jouffroy Nobel laureate Peter Handke Edward Lucie Smith and others Over six hundred texts about him have been published in the domestic and world press and through television shows Sobajic published his first book entitled Paint and be silent of an autobiographical character which talks about the influence of globalism on contemporary art in 2018 The city of Belgrade anticipates the opening of the Milos Sobajic Museum in 2021 5 In 2021 he published his autobiography My Nine Lives 6 Sobajic was married to his third wife Maja T Izquierdo Serbian Cyrillic Iskјerdo of Peruvian and Serbian origin 7 He died in Belgrade of COVID 19 on 24 April 2021 8 References edit Kako je porodica Sobajic uvrstila Niksic u centar crnogorske kulture CdM 2018 08 28 Retrieved 2019 02 01 Mijalkovic Aleksandra Romantik u dusi buntovnik na platnu Politika Online Retrieved 2019 02 01 Emeritus Prof Milos Sobajic Megatrend Univerzitet in Serbian Retrieved 2019 02 01 Dodeljena odlikovanja povodom Dana drzavnosti Srbije Novi Standard in Serbian 2019 02 15 Retrieved 2019 02 17 Milos Sobajic dobija muzej u Beogradu CdM 2017 01 15 Retrieved 2019 02 01 TANJUG MAJA GOJKOVIC www tanjug rs Retrieved 2021 03 08 Milos Sobajic i Maja Iskjerdo Ljubav ne broji godine Gloria Retrieved 2019 02 01 Preminuo slikar Milos Sobajic Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Milos Sobajic amp oldid 1218955173, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
