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Vlado Goreski – Rafik (Macedonian: Владо Ѓорески – Рафик) (born 21 April 1958, in Bitola) is a Macedonian and Slovenian graphic artist, artist, scenographer. He finished secondary school in Bitola, and he graduated at the Faculty of Philosophy – Skopje, Department History of Art at 1981. He has studied at the International Centre of Graphic Arts in Ljubljana, Slovenia.[1][2][3][4][5]

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Vlado Goreski – Rafik
Владо Ѓорески – Рафик
Vlado Goreski in 2000
Born	(1958-04-21)21 April 1958 Bitola, SR Macedonia, Yugoslavia (present-day North Macedonia)
Nationality	Macedonian, Slovenian
Known for	Graphic artist, artist, scenographer, poster design

In 1980 he began to volunteer, and in 1981 he was employed as painter-artist at the National Theatre Bitola. In 1982 he was employed in Institute, Museum and Gallery in Bitola as curator of contemporary art.

He had his first solo exhibition in 1981, and since then he is permanently present with solo and collective exhibitions in the country and abroad. On the field of art critics he is present primarily in the graphics art, but he does not neglect the other art parts. His artistic affirmation turns internationally as well, as jury member, selector and expert consultant:

He is member of the international jury of the Graphic Biennial in Varna, Bulgaria.[6] He was member of the International Jury of Gallery of World Drawing in Skopje, North Macedonia.[7]

He was selector of authors, representatives of the country of North Macedonia, and presenter of the collection of the International Graphic Triennial – Bitola at the Graphic Triennial in Chamalières, France.[8] In addition, he presents artists from other countries at this triennial.[9]

He was expert consultant and participated in organizing the 2nd International Graphic Biennial, Čačak, Serbia, 2014 – 2020[10]

Work

Vlado Goreski is Art Director of International Triennial of Graphic Art in Bitola, North Macedonia,[11][12][13][14] and he is employed as curator of contemporary arts at the national Institute, Museum and Gallery Bitola.

Painting

Gallery

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From 2016 to 2020 he participated in over a hundred art exhibitions in many countries around the world:

Slovenia,[15][16][17]

Croatia,[18]

France,[19]

England,[20]

Italy,[21]

Mexico,[22]

Poland – Graphic triennial Krakow,[23][24] Biennial of miniature graphics in Lodz,[25][26]

Russia,[27]

Japan,[28]

Moldova,[29]

Hungary,[30]

Australia,[31]

Turkey,[32]

Brazil,[33]

Argentina,[34]

Serbia,[35]

Armenia,[36]

Romania[37]...

As painter and graphic artist he had solo exhibitions and he participated at many collective exhibitions in the country and abroad.

• 2nd International Exhibition "SMALL FORM OF GRAPHIC 13x18 – Dialogue workshop with the number", 2014/2015, Końskich, Radomiu, Kielcah, Busku-Zbroju, Poland[38]
• Osten museum of drawing – Vlado Goreski-Rafik[39]
• Museo de la grafica, Pisa, Italy, et Paolo Ciampini (Pisa, Museo de la grafica, Italy, et Paolo Ciampini)[40]
• 9 Trienniale Mondiale de petit format Chamаlières, France, 2014[41]
• Tribuna Graphic, 2014, Museum of Art Cluj[42]
• Fire, water, earth, 2014, Shumen, Bulgaria[43]
• Fire, water, earth, 2013, Gourin, France[44]
• 7th International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, 2012[45]
• International art projects, 2012, Shumen, Bulgaria[46]
• 6th International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, 2009[47]
• World gallery of drawings – Osten, 2009[48]
• 4th International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, 2003 (group Sibelius)[49]
• 2nd International Biennial of Small Graphic, 2003, Tetovo (group Sibelius)[50]
• Solo exhibition, Prilep, 2002, 37th MTF "Vojdan Chernodrinski"[51]
• Solo exhibition, Skopje, 2001, Young Open Theatre
• La Bellone, Bruxelles, 2000
• Grafikusmuveszek, Debrecen, Hungary, 2000
• Print Biennial, Seul, 2000, 12
• 3rd International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, 2000 (group Sibelius)[52]
• 3rd International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, 2000 (Vlado – Angels’ mass)[53]
• Balkan exhibition of graphic, Subotica and Novi Sad, Serbia, 1999[54]
• Norwegian international print triennale, Fredrikstad, 1997
• Solo exhibition, Bitola, 1981[55]

Scenography

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Vlado Goreski is present on the theatre stage for many years and had many awards and positive critics for his scenographies.[56][57][58][59]

His scenographies are present in many theatres in the country and abroad.

Drama Theatre in Skopje

• Hamlet (1997 and 2012)[60][61]
• Jona Dab[62]
• All faces of Petre Andreevski[63]
• Archelaos or Euripide comes back home[64]

Theatre of Turkey, Skopje

• Romeo and Juliet[65]
• Gilgamesh[66]
• Tartuffe[67]
• I am Orhan too[68]

Macedonian National Theatre

• Delirium for Two[69]
• The life is dream[70]

National Theatre Strumica

• Dossier Strindberg[71]
• The last day of Misirkov[72]

National Theatre Prilep

• Roberto Zucco[73]
• Colonel bird
• Wife for the colonel[74]
• Lighthouse[75]
• Poor life[76]

National Theatre Bitola

• The brothers Karamazov[77]
• The Master and Margarita[59]
• Underground republic[78]
• Refugee
• The house of Bernarda Alba
• Notre femme de Paris[59]

Rodopa Drama Theatre, Smolyan

• FTM to the one who started first (F... the mother to the one who started first)

City Theatre "Marin Drzic", Dubrovnik, Croatia

• The brothers Karamazov[79]

Art critic

His critic essays start from the local, artistic Bitola milieu, and through the Balkan space they broaden worldwide.

• Agatha Gertchen, Poland[80][81][82]
• Dimitar Kochevski – Micho, Macedonia[83]
• Djurić – Džamonja[84]
• Leonardo Gotlieb, Argentina[85]
• Marc Frising, Belgium[86][87]
• Maurice Pasternak, Belgium[88]
• Paolo Ciampini, Italy[89]
• Sveto Manev, Macedonia[90][91]
• Slobodan Jevtic, France[92]
• Tatjana Maneva, Macedonia[93]

Design of theatre posters

Vlado Goreski is the author of many theatre posters for which he received numerous awards. He prepared the posters for the following theatre productions:

• The Master and Margarita – Bulgakov, National Theatre Bitola,
• The threepenny Opera – Brecht, National Theatre Prilep,
• Don Quixote – Cervantes, National Theatre Stip,
• The Police – Mrozek, National Theatre Ohrid,
• The brothers Karamazov – Dostoyevski, City Theatre Dubrovnik, Croatia,
• FTM to the one who started first – Dukovski, Rodopa Drama Theatre, Smolyan, Bulgaria, etc.

Original projects

• The Gospel according to the shadows (with Vlado Cvetanovski) – National Theatre Bitola[94][95]
• I'm Orhan too – Theatre of Turkey, Skopje[96]
• Dossier Strindberg – National Theatre Strumica[97][98]
• Adaptation of "The eighth wonder of the world" – Jordan Plevneš, National Theatre Bitola[99]

Awards

He has won over twenty national and international awards for art achievements:

• 2012 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "The Police" (Theatre Ohrid)[100]
• 2011 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "Hamlet" (Drama theatre – Skopje)[101]
• 2010 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "The brothers Karamazov" (National Theatre Bitola)[102]
• 2009 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "The last day of Misirkov" (National Theatre "Anton Panov" – Strumica)[103]
• 2008 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "Refugee" (National Theatre Stip)[104]
• 2008 – Award for the best scenography for the performance "Refugee" (National Theatre Stip)[104]
• 2007 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "Tartuffe" (National Theatre Stip)[105]
• 2006 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "Roberto Zucco" (National Theatre Prilep)[106]
• 2003 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "The Lower Depths" (National Theatre Bitola)[107]
• 1998 – Award for the best scenography for the performance "Colonel bird" (National Theatre Prilep)[108]
• 1998 – Award for the best advertising material for the performance "Colonel bird" (National Theatre Prilep)[108]
• 1996 – Award for scenography for the performance "The Master and Margarita" (National Theatre Bitola)[108]
• 1994 – Award for the performance "Notre femme de Paris" (National Theatre Bitola)[108]
• 1991 – Award for scenography for the performance "Underground republic" (National Theatre Bitola)[108]
• Award – Premium of the Biennial of Contemporary International Graphic Art, Moldova.[109]
• Award – Premium at the International Graphic Biennale in Bucharest, Romania.[110]

Bibliography

• Vlado Goreski- „Nocturne" II, 2019[111]
• Vlado Goreski – „Drypoint" II[112]
• Vlado Goreski – „Drypoint" I[113]
• Vlado Goreski – „Drypoint" IV – Cathedral[114]
• Vlado Goreski – „Nocturne" I[115]
• Vlado Goreski – „Drypoint" III[116]
• Vlado Goreski – „Drypoint" IV[117]
• Vlado Goreski – „Miniature graphics"[118]
• Vlado Goreski – „Miniature graphics"[119]
• Vlado Goreski – „Ex Libris – Ex Litera"[120]
• Vlado Goreski – Vladimir Simonovski – „Large format graphics"[121]

References

External links

• Academia.edu
• for Paolo Ciampini
• Academia.edu
• GORESKI tutte le informazioni
• MAM Multimedia Art Magazine
• Akademia Sztuk Pięknych (Katowice)
• Владо Ѓорески
• Grafiche divagazioni – Grafiche divagazioni – Incisori Contemporanei
• KOLEKCJA
• Internazionale di Grafica d’Arte
• Organizing Committee
• GORESKI tutte le informazioni
• MAM Multimedia Art Magazine
• / vladogoreski
• EXIBART
• ГРАФИЧКОТО ТРИЕНАЛЕ ВО БИТОЛА
• Графичкото триенале во Битола
• Театарот „Марин Држиќ“ од Дубровник
• Akademia Sztuk Pięknych (Katowice)
• Organizing Committee

На других языках

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[fr] Vlado Goreski

Vlado Goreski (Ѓорески) (né le 21 avril 1958 à Bitola, Macédoine du Nord) est un artiste graphiste.

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[ru] Горески, Владо

Владо Горески (макед. Владо Ѓорески; род. 21 апреля 1958, Битола) — югославский и македонский художник-график.

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