Costume designers Painter

Born in 1948 in Belgrade.  
Graduated from the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade 1972, and M.A. degree in 1975 with Prof. Dušan Ristić. She specialized puppet-making technology at DAM in Prague  in 1974. Works as teacher at "Bogdan Šuput" Secondary School of Art and Design. Member of UPIDIV since 1975.
She exhibited at many group exhibitions in Belgrade and Novi Sad.
Solo exhibitions: Novi Sad (1975, 1978, 1984, 1994 and 1998) and L'vov (Ukraine, 2001).
Unrealized, drawing, 50x70, 1995


 

In 1813, in the Officers' Pavilion of the Fortress, Karađorđe Petrović languished interned together with his generals. In 1710, the gunpowder magazine was constructed at the very foot of St. Leopold Bastion. Maja Mišević came to the Fortress for the first time in 1957, when she got so excited that she remained wordless: it has continued up to the present day. On 18 October 1692, on the Emperor's order, Prince Croy built the Imperial Chart on Construction into St. Leopold Bastion, the oldest structure of Petrovaradin Fortress; however, nobody knows where it was buried. On Saturday, 8 August 1964, Maja Mišević decided that one day she was to become someone who would never let imagination run away from her life. Under the coat-of-arms of the Austrian Monarchy, on the façade of Leopold Gate, the year “1694” stands engraved, in memory of unsuccessful Turkish siege thwarted by the Serbian gunboat crewsf. The former artillery caserne, surrounded with trees and greenery, was included in the ground plan in 1747. On Saturday, 16 February 2002, Maja Mišević understood that she had made it, and that her imagination had not escaped from her life. On the same day, she also understood that there was a problem: she was not sure whether it was good or bad.

Address (home): Bulevar oslobođenja 25, 21 000 Novi Sad, Phone: +381 21 333-518
(studio): Petrovaradinska tvrđava, Hornverk