Slobodan Peladic

Born in 1962 in Šabac, Yugoslavia, now Serbia.
Studied painting from 1983 – 1987 at the Academy of Arts at University of Novi Sad, Serbia.

Worked at the School of Applied Arts in Šabac from 1994 - 2000. He was founder of Independent Art Association Kolektiv and director of The Association of Fine Arts of Šabac, since 2000. His artworks can be found in private collections and in the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Belgrade, Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina in Novi Sad, Public Museum in Šabac and his name in several books on Modern art.

He lives and works in Šabac, Serbia and Atlanta USA.

Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
Studied Painting
1983 – 1987

Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, founded in 1974, operates through three departments: Department of Dramatic Arts, Department of Fine Arts and the Department of Music within which to organize basic and master academic and doctoral studies.

Studied painting at Academy of Arts at University of Novi Sad, Serbia.

On several occasions, he exhibited his work at personal and group exhibitions in the country and abroad, among which the following ones deserve to be singled out:

2017. The Legacy of 1989/ Case study: the second Yugoslav Documents, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
2015. Praise of Folly, Šabac
2012. Trajković Collection: The Personal Escort, Belgrade
2011. 24th Čukarica Salon, Belgrade
2011. History of Art in The Twentieth Century Serbia, Šabac
2010. Vujičić Collection Fund, Novi Sad
2010. Trajković Collection, Belgrade
2008. DoDai, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
2008. The Policies of The Other, Šabac
2006. 50th October Salon, Šabac
2004. Konkordija - Ten years after, Belgrade
2001. Syntaxes of Deaths, Belgrade
1998. Transgressive Forms, Vršac
1997. 1st International Biennial of Sketches and Projects, Novi Sad
1994. 1st Yugoslav Youth Arts Biennial, Vršac
1991. Kunst, Europa; Siegen (Germany)
1990. Innovations in the Painting of the Eighties, Zadar (Croatia)
1989. Meeting of Differences: Art at the end of the 80s in Zenica (B&H)
1989. 15th Yugoslav Youth Biennial in Rijeka (Croatia)
1989. Yugoslav Documents displayed in Sarajevo (B&H)
1988. Controlled Gesture in Koprivnica, Ljubljana, Maribor, Subotica, Sarajevo and Ri...