Curriculum Vitae

Born: April 6th, 1977

Education

• Economy & Business High School, Belgrade, Serbia (1992-1996).
• South Plains College, Levelland, TX (USA), 1997.
• North Harris Montgomery College, Conroe, TX, (USA), Painting/Fine Arts (1997-1999).
• State University of New York (SUNY at Purchase), New York, USA (1999-2000), Visual Arts.
• BEC- Business English Certificate University of Cambridge, Belgrade, Serbia, (May, 2002).
• London School of PR, Belgrade, Serbia (Jun, 2004), advance course.

Professional experience

Exhibitions

• One-woman show, The Woodlands/Conroe, Texas, USA, 1999.
• One-woman show, New York City, New York, USA 2000.
• One-woman show, SULUJ, Belgrade, Serbia, 2002.
• One-woman show at private Tennis Club Belgrade, July 2003.
  

Additional professional activities

• Technician & Facility coordinator for Theater at Montgomery College, Conroe, TX (USA) 1998-1999


• Frame/Craft Lampros Gallery, general training in gallery business and framing/guilding, The Woodlands, TX (USA) 1998-1999


• TWSVF (The World Serbia Voluntary Fund inc.), worked as administrator for humanitarian organization coordinating art events, New York, NY, 1999/2000.


• Free-lance art/fashion photography and photography for BONI Internet Magazine, Belgrade, Serbia, 2001.


• Founder and President of Board for non-for-profit organization “Eksperment” for arts and culture, Belgrade, Serbia, 2002/03.


• “N.A.S. –Teks”, work as director for family small business, trade parts for knitting machines, Belgrade, Serbia, 2002- still.

Awards received

• Vuk Karadzic Diploma, for excellence in 8 grade school, Vinca, Serbia (1992)
• “President’s Honor Roll”, South Plains College, TX, (December 19, 1997.)
• “Presidential Election Painting Award”, Montgomery College, TX, (May, 1998.)
• “Phi Theta Kappa Society”, Montgomery College, TX, (March 19, 1999.)
• “President’s Honor Roll”, South Plains College, TX, (December 19, 1997.)
• “Presidential Election Painting Award”, Montgomery College, TX, (May, 1998.)
• “Phi Theta Kappa Society”, Montgomery College, TX, (March 19, 1999.)