Dragoljub Zamurović
Dragoljub Zamurović was born in 1947. After graduating from the School of Architecture at the University in Belgrade, he undertook postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Applied Arts, Department of Photography. In 1980 he became a member of the Association of applied artists and designers (ULUPUDS) and in 1995 he was awarded the title "Distinguished Artist of Photogaphy" and became thus one of the few most significant artists of the Serbian photography today. He is the winner of many national and international awards, most significant of which are the following: "Grand Prix of the May Exhibition" (the first one awarded to a photography artist) and the "Nikon Award" and in 2004 the "Grand Prix of Serbia for Applied Arts and Design". Since 1988 he has been working for the French Agency "Gamma" under the allias Art Zemur and almost all significant magazines in the world are publishing his photographs. Some of the mentioned magazines are the following: Time, Geo, Epoca, Newsweek, Stern, Paris-Match, Europeo, Figaro Magazine, Life and National Geographic.
Belgrade > Lisaboa Exhibition
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Fernando Veludo
Belgrade > Lisaboa
Dragoljub Zamurović
Belgrade > Lisaboa
Vinciane Verguethen
Belgrade > Paris
Nebojša Babić
Belgrade > Paris
Jan Šibík
Belgrade > Prague
Imre Szabo
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Dragan Kujundžić
Belgrade > Madrid
Carlota Escribano
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Agnete Bretan
Belgrade > Stockholm
Sanja Knežević
Belgrade > Stockholm
Jim Sumkay
Belgrade > Brussels
Goranka Matić
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Tomas Opitz
Belgrade > Budapest
Jovan Marjanov
Belgrade > Budapest
Jakub Stezycki
Belgrade > Warsaw
Zorana Jevtić
Belgrade > Warsaw
Inga Juodytė
Belgrade > Vilnius
Nenad Petrović
Belgrade > Vilnius
Ilvy Njiokiktjien
Belgrade > Amsterdam
Marko Rupena
Belgrade > Amsterdam
Tomáš Hulík
Belgrade > Bratislava
Milena Anđela Mišić Atancković
Belgrade > Bratislava
Mark Pace
Belgrade > Valleta
Aleksandar Knežević
Belgrade > Valleta
Rait Tuulas
Belgrade > Tallinn
Marko Nikolić
Belgrade > Tallinn
Hristo Rusev
Belgrade > Sofia
Dragana Udovičić
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Christopher Mavrič
Belgrade > Vienna
Magdalena Miljkov
Belgrade > Vienna
Petruț Călinescu
Belgrade > Bucharest
Mitar Mitrović
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Tanja Mikkola
Belgrade > Helsinki
Marija Piroški
Belgrade > Helsinki
Uwe Jesiorkowski
Belgrade > Berlin
Marko Kecman
Belgrade > Berlin
Inês d’Orey
Belgrade > Lisbon
Vanja Karadžić
Belgrade > Lisbon
Manca Juvan
Belgrade > Ljubljana
Nemanja Pančić
Belgrade > Ljubljana
Laure Maugeais
Belgrade > Paris
Nemanja Maraš
Belgrade > Paris
David Těšínský
Belgrade > Prague
