Dimitar Stojcevski

Was born on 03,12.1940 in Sisak, Republic of Croatia, died 16.01.2021 in Kriva Palanka, North Macedonia After completing the School for Applied Arts at the Department of Decorative Painting in Skopje in 1959, he entered the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade and graduated in 1968 in tha class of professor Nedeljko Gvozdenovik.
Since 1969 he is a member of the Association of Fine Art Artists of Macedonia.
Dimitar Stojchevski has been through several creative and stylistic phases. The author has managed to create a thematic and stylistic cohesion and recognisability of his artistic expression in some of them. He is open to the challenges of the new artistic trends (new figuration, neo-expressionism and similar things) but he remains consistentto his nature and believes. Stojchevski opened his second individual exhibition atwhich he presented his new cycle of paintings under the title “Pastoral Orpheus” after eight years of work in 1988. His canvasses are covered in new motifs such as the church and the hill, the mythological scenes and the principal figure ofthe mythological Orpheus. The world of pastoral landscapes and mythological scenes has gained an archaic and primordial note in Stojchevski’s paintings. As a matter offact, there...

In 1969 he was employed at the Faculty of architecture and Construction in Skopje and in 1974 he was full time assistant for the subject "Freanand drawing and watercolor". He had occupied this position until 1984 and in 1987, together with other enthusiasts, he founded the art colony "Sveti Joakim Osogovski" in Kriva Palanka, He attended specialization stays in Italy, France, Bulgaria, USSR, Greece, USA.. His works are part of private collections in Macedonia, Greece, Germany, Spain,England and America.

1979/80-Skopje, Cultural Information Center

1980-Kumanovo,Art Gallery

1986-Kriva Palanka, Culturalifcenter "8. Oktomvri"

1988-Skopje, Cultural Infomiation Center

1991-Skopje, Art Salon of tne Association of Fine Art Artists of Macedonia

1994-Strumica, Art Gallery

1995-Gevgelija,Art Salon

2001-Skopje, Jubilee Exhibition,
Museum of the City of Skopje