Simonida Filipova Kitanovska

Born in 1965, in Skopje, North Macedonia. She graduated at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje in 1988, with professor Dimitar Kondovski and professor Rodoljub Anastasov. Member of the Association of Artists of Macedonia since 1988. 1988-1997 stayed and worked in Boston, USA. Simonida Filipova Kitanovska has been professional artist all her life. Right after graduation her work was featured at the National Art Gallery as she was recognize as one of the leading artists in the country. Her thirty year career was marked by numerous solo and group exhibitions in Europe, Asia, Latin America, Canada and U.S.A. Mrs. Filipova Kitanovska was awarded in many occasions for her artistic excellence. In 1991-1997 she lived in U.S.A. and exhibited at Boston and Agora Gallery in Soho, New York City. As a painter and visual artist she expressed herself in different media - oil, acrylic, installation, combined techniques and video. However, last nine years her work is almost exclusively dedicated to exploration of watercolor. Her very first watercolor paintings early on in her career earned her a special prize at prestigious national competition. Years later she found that this technique that is fast drying, often full with unpredictability yet preci...

Graduated at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje

INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS

2018 - MKC Galler, Skopje, Macedonia
- Cultural Center, Novi Sad, Serbia
- Gallery “Balkan Bridges”, Kragujevac, Serbia
- House of Culture, Demir Hisar, Macedonia
2016 - Contemplor Art Gallery, Vienna, Austria

- Palais Esterhazy, Vienna, Austria

2015 - Gallery “Do Bob”, Ljubljana ,Slovenia
- Gallery “Kult” , Gostivar, Macedonia
2014 – National Gallery, Mala Stanica, Skopje
2013 – Prima Center Berlin, Berlin, Germany
2012 – Cultural Informative Center of Macedonia in Sofia, Bulgaria
2011 – Army Hall, Skopje, Gallery TUKAD MUNGA,
Ljubljana, Slovenia, Galerija8, Bezisten, Skopje
2010 – Gallery OKO, Skopje, FONTIKUS Gallery,
Groznjan, Istra, Mali Likovni Salon, Novi Sad
2009 - Cultural Informative Center, Skopje
2008 - Cultural Informative Center, Skopje
2000 – Craon, France
1999 – Uranija, Ohrid
1998 – National Gallery “Daut-Pashin Amam”, Skopje
1994 - Gallery “Trident”, Boston, USA
1993 - Gallery “Agora”, New York – Soho, USA
1992 - Gallery “224“, Boston, USA
1991 - Gallery “Most”, Belgrade
1990 - National Gallery “Daut-Pashin Amam”, Skopje,
Gallery “Zograf”, Skopje, House of Culture, Kumanovo
1989- MCM, Skopje, Top-galerija, ...