Milutin Obradovic

My father has called me Milo since I was a child. I was named after my proud grandfather. I have always wanted to be „engaged upon something” rather than do a professional job.My occupation is painting, but my job title is a teacher. Whenever I can, I keep it to myself. My mother ardently wanted me to become a doctor. This was her wish until my name started appearing in newspapers followed by the photographs of my early works.Every childhood is beautiful. Some childhoods are beautiful just because they were childhoods, but mine was brimming with laughter, love, sincere hugs and it was strongly determined not to let me into the world of grown-­ups.

I spent my childhood in Bijelo Polje. In the summer, during the holiday, I spent my time at aunt Desa's in Sutivan and with my grandma Milka and grandpa Radonja Korac in the village Krlje near Berane. That red elephant with the wheels, the orange water polo ball and soft kisses on both cheeks I got from my father when I was three and recovering in hospital after my tonsils had been taken out. I fell madly in love when I was in the fifth grade, painted my first landscape in the seventh, and at sixteen had a fervent wish to learn to play the guitar. At twenty-­two I graduated from FFA in C...

My name is Milutin Obradović, born in 1979 in the beautiful, former country of Yugoslavia. I completed my primary education in my hometown of Bijelo Polje before attending the Secondary School of Art in Cetinje. In 2002, I graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cetinje, where I studied under the renowned professor Smajil Karailo. Today, I live and work in Podgorica, Montenegro.

Museums and Galleries of Tivat – Tivat, 2024

The Grand Gallery of the Film Centre of Montenegro – Podgorica, 2024

National Museum of the Republic of Srpska – Banja Luka, May 2023

Gallery of the Serbian Armed Forces Hall – Belgrade, June 2022

Gallery of the Cultural Centre Bijelo Polje – March 2022 (Reviewer: Art Historian Aleksandra Popović)

"Cvijeta Zuzorić" Art Pavilion – Belgrade, October 2019 (Reviewer: Art Historian Olivera Marković)

"Novi Hram" (New Temple) Gallery – Sarajevo, March 2019 (Reviewer: Professor of Painting, Džeko Hodžić)

"Novak" Gallery – Ljubljana, Slovenia, May 2018. Organized by the Consulate of Montenegro in Slovenia (Reviewer: Dr. Branimir Kovič, Art Historian)

ULUS Gallery – Belgrade, May 2018 (Reviewer: Professor Miroslav Lazović)

JU Museums and Galleries of Podgorica (Modern Gallery) – Podgorica, 2017 (Reviewers: Art Historians Petrica Duletić and Selma Đečević)

Museum of Roman Mosaics – Risan, 2017 (Reviewer: Art Historian Aleksandra Simeunović)

Đura Jakšić House – Belgrade, 2017 (Reviewer: Aleksandra Popović, MA)

Cultural Centre Lučani – April 2017. Exhibition cycle titled "A Touch for Love" (Reviewer: Professor Marija Stambolić)

Museum and Gallery Tivat – 2016 (Reviewer: Aleksandra Simeun...