“Thank you so much. I am overjoyed. I have never ever won anything in prize draws in my life before. We were screaming with excitement.” Ljupka Jakovljevic the winner of the Prize Draw for Painting by Janos Mesaros on 19th February at the Serbian Embassy.

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Read the article about the exhibition featured in the Daily Mirror.

As a result of the success of the inaugural Serbian Week in Great Britain in 2009, 2010 promises to cater to the increasing interest the general public have towards Serbia. Serbian Week in Great Britain will be held from 30th January to 6th February, 2010.

With the assistance of the Embassy of Serbia and the Serbian Week organisers – Serbian Society and Serbian City Club, FineArtGalleryPaintings will exhibit a selection of paintings by prominent Serbian artists in a variety of themes and styles. Work on display will include Dusan Djukaric and Silva Vujovic watercolours, pastel from Janos Mesaros and oil on canvas from Stojan Milanov, Tomislav Suhecki, Zoran Calija, Ema Radovanovic, Branko Dimitrijevic and Dragan Petrovic. As a part of the exhibition we will have on display Serbian Icons hand made by Jasna Nikolic and Marijana Mihajlovic Grubac.

Janos Mesaros, Dance, 25x35cm

Special Serbian Week Offers – all catalogue prices will be discounted by 10%. During the exhibition, visitors have an opportunity to take a part in a FREE art competition and win a painting by famous and world renowned painter Janos Mesaros. The winner will be chosen at the end of the exhibition and informed by email or phone. Application forms for the competition will be available at the exhibition. Entries are  limited to one per person, no purchase necessary. Everyone who takes a part in the prize draw will receive a FREE Complimentary ticket to the Russian, Eastern and Oriental Fine Art Fair in London, June 2010.

Enjoy this art video featuring work by Janos Mesaros

Exhibition Opening Night 5th February 7pm
8-19 February, Monday to Friday, 11am -4pm
13th February Saturday, 11am-4pm
(or per appointment call 01223 969995)
Excludes Monday 15th February – Serbian Statehood Day
Serbian Embassy, 28 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8QB

The exhibition will open at 7pm on 5th February at the Embassy of Serbia, in conjunction with the Ministry of Diaspora visit and will remain on display until 19th February. This excludes Serbian Statehood Day on 15th February when a special function will be held at which prominent officials from many foreign embassies will be invited to attend.

The exhibition will close on 19th of February with extended opening hours until 8pm, following prize draw at 6.30pm.

Many other exciting events will be happening during the week. These include the St Sava Celebration on Saturday: a programme of folk dancing and traditional music, the St Sava Holy Liturgy on Sunday at the Serbian Orthodox Church of St Sava, the opening of the Serbian Library in London on Thursday and a series of lectures and discussion groups on Serbian heritage. Clearly, there is something for everyone interested in Serbian culture.

On our website you can follow the ongoing projects of our talented artists, learn about their exhibitions and read their interviews. In addition, our members have access to free tickets for some of the most prestigious art events in the UK, including the Russian, Eastern & Oriental Art Fair in London. A wide range of membership benefits include FREE and discounted art fair tickets and Private View invitations, FREE subscriptions to top international art magazines, FREE art competitions and many others.

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Stojan Djuric, Churches, Oil on canvas

East End Academy is an exhibition showcasing the work of emerging and established artists from East London. First organised in 1932, the latest edition is devoted to painting and will run from 9 July to 30 August 2009. From over 600 submissions, 12 painters were selected for the show.

By showcasing the work of artists in the early stages of their career, East End Academy offers a snapshot of the extraordinary breadth and vitality of art produced by the thousands of practitioners who live and work near to the Whitechapel Gallery.

In addition to this exhibition, artists from the Whitechapel Gallery’s East End Academy – Lara Viana, Robert Holyhead, Luke Dowd are giving away beautiful paintings, watercolours and prints for free. Enter this Time Out competition by 30st of September 2009 for a chance to win one of 20 Limited Editions by East End Academy artists.

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Silva Vujovic, Balcony I, Watercolor

An Art Fair Where All the Work is Given Away at the end FREE!

This will be the third and the last time for the Free Art Fair to take a place, so dont miss out! It will take a place again in London, 12-18 October 2009, at the Barbican Centre. On the last day of the Free Art Fair, visitors will be able to take away one piece of art of their
choice. Fifty acclaimed artist are giving away their work for free, and the first to choose a particular piece of art will be the lucky winner.

Read more about what was happening during Free Art Fair last year.

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The artist Charles Avery was commissioned to produce a special print which can be won in an exclusive competition being run by Time Out in partnership with Arts Council England’s Own Art scheme.

Charles Avery, 2009, Lithographic print 51cmx42.5cm

The artists work was recently seen in one of the art world’s most influential exhibitions of the year – Tate Britain’s fourth Triennial, Altermodern, which displayed the very best in new and contemporary work by British and International artists.

Working across a range of media, Avery’s work is characterised by formal beauty, humour and a spirit of philosophical enquiry. Generated out of complex research and intellectual rigour; his work pivots on the masterly uses of drawing, used in a variety of expressive forms. Notes of inspiration come from William Blake, PG Woodehouse, Jorge Luis Borges, Joseph Beuys and Joseph Kosuth, revealing themselves upon closer inspection with particular pieces.

To win this print, take a part in the competition!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to see more of Avery’s work work in Hayward Gallery, London, 23 June – 06 September 2009.

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