Aleksovski Darko

Born in 1989 in Macedonia. Graduated Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje, Macedonia. His interests include large scale paintings and drawings, small sculptures, art-books and video work mainly concerned with experimental forms, art books, alternative comics, ready-made objects, installations. He combines large scale works in classical technique (painting, drawing, sculpture) with video and other alternative forms, to present multiple layers of a single idea. Other interests include philosophy of art, art theory and art practices in social context.


Blog: http://nonofficialsharing.blogspot.com/





Education:

2011 – Graduated Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje, Macedonia
2007 – Graduated at the Secondary School for Applied Arts in Skopje, Macedonia


Solo exhibitions:

2011 – 3-Three, (together with K. Sokolova and S. Manceva) at Gallery 7, Skopje
2010 – [RE] FRAME, (together with K. Sokolova and S. Manceva) at Damar, Skopje
- Simulatio Dei, Solo exhibition at ‘Gallery Pi’, Skopje


Group exhibitions:

2011 – Migration to Europe: Can it Work for Development?, THE CZECH COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, Czech Republic
- Facing the Climate, the Museum of the City of Skopje
- Graduation Exhibition, Gallery Cifte Amam, Skopje
- Group exhibition of the students in the final year, at the painting department, Gallery Suli An, Skopje
- In the mind’s I, Collaborative Performance at the Faculty of Fine Arts, mentored by Warren Neidich.
- 30+1, Gallery Cifte Amam, Final annual exhibition of the graduate students from the Faculty of Fine Arts- Skopje,


2010 – Small Scale, Group exhibition at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Skopje
- Group exhibition at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Skopje
- White Night, video projections, Skopje
- White Night, street performance, Skopje
- GIGUK, Video Art Festival, Giessen, Germany
- Young Visual Artists, group exhibition, Kavadarci, Macedonia
- de: sonanz (festival for electronic music), background visualization for the performances of Cluster, Axiotomic and Tam Tam Delia, Skopje, Macedonia
- Facing the Climate, Suli An, Skopje
- Chocolate Auction, Exhibition with small-scale format sculptures made of chocolate, Macedonian Opera and Ballet, Skopje


2009 – The Art of the Coffee, Group exhibition at Vittoria, Skopje
– Skopje REMIX, Gallery 7, Skopje
– SkopjePoster, the Museum of the City of Skopje, Skopje
, Altan Klamovka Gallery, Prague
– Group exhibition at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Skopje
- Group Painting with faculty colleagues, ERA City, City Fair
- Group Exhibition at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Skopje

2008 – Group exhibition at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje
2007 – 62nd group exhibition of the Secondary School for Applied Arts in the
Museum of the City of Skopje
– Group exhibition of the Secondary School for Applied Arts from Skopje and
The Secondary School for Applied Arts from Cetinje, Monte Negro
– Group exhibition of ten students from the Secondary School for Applied Arts
in the Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje
2006 – 61st Exhibition of the Secondary School for Applied Arts in the Museum of
The City of Skopje
2005 – 60th exhibition of the Secondary School for Applied Arts in the ‘Osten’ Gallery
2003 – Exhibition at the Youth Cultural Centre in Veles, Macedonia


Awards:

2011 - The Annual ‘Borko Lazeski’ Award, for outstanding achievements at the
Painting department at the Faculty of Fine Arts- Skopje. The award includes a
Solo exhibition at the Museum of the City of Skopje.
2007 – The Annual Award for the best student of the generation from the Secondary
School for Applied Arts in Skopje
- The Annual Award for the best copy for “Bacchus” by Caravaggio, from the Secondary School for Applied Arts in Monte Negro


Working experience

2009 – Volunteer at the Biennial for Young Artists from Europe and the
Mediterranean in Skopje
– Group Painting at the Macedonian Opera and Ballet’s parking place
(Non-existing)

2007 – Volunteer at the Macedonian Opera and Ballet at the Set Design Department
- Painting a mural inspired by Juan Miro at the Foster’s Home in Skopje


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