FROM THE OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION "MASTERS"
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at the premises of the Gallery of the Children’s Art Center – City Association of Art Educators – Skopje, starting at 7:30 PM, the Association for the Promotion of Intellectual, Multicultural, and Sports Values – MOTUS from Kumanovo, together with its Photo Club MOTUS, formally opened the art photography exhibition titled "MASTERS" by the author Borislav Milovanović from Bor, Serbia.
This exhibition is not just a collection of photographs – it is a testament to decades of dedication, mastery in handling light and shadow, and a deep understanding of the visual language. Through Milovanović’s lens, the viewer travels through worlds where every frame is carefully composed, every moment captured with soul, and every detail speaks quietly, yet powerfully.
The title "MASTERS" is more than fitting for this exhibition – not only because the author himself is a master of his craft, but also because his photographs pay homage to mastery in everyday life, in hard work, and in art itself.
Borislav Milovanović is an internationally recognized artist, whose nearly five decades of successful artistic work have been acknowledged and awarded in dozens of countries around the world. This exhibition offers a rare and valuable opportunity to become acquainted with a part of his rich and inspiring artistic production.
The exhibition features 32 photographs (30 x 40 cm format), produced in black-and-white technique, focused on the theme of portraits of masters in their daily lives. Through the artist’s lens, the audience is invited into the magical world of the human craftsman, where skill, tradition, and personal stories come together.
The exhibition is held under the patronage of the Photo Association of Macedonia (FSM) and the Danube International Photo Association (DIPA) from Serbia, and is supported by the Children’s Art Center – City Association of Art Educators – Skopje. It is open to all lovers of art, photography, and cultural expression.
The exhibition will remain open to the public until July 31, 2025.
We invite you to be part of this visual experience.
