Contemporary Macedonian Art
The development of modern art in Macedonia reflects the dramatic history and influences of the nation. Despite challenges during Ottoman rule, Macedonian art has evolved over time, with notable contemporary artists contributing to its rich cultural landscape. Explore the artistry of Macedonia through its museums and artists.
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Contemporary Macedonian Art
The development of modern art in Macedonia The peculiarities of the dramatic history of the Macedonian nation determined the characteristics of the development of all its national culture. After the brilliant blooming of medieval Macedonian art, the five-century slavery under the Ottoman Empire set in.
During that difficult period in the history, there was a significant decline of the church art work in Macedonia, which could be developed within the narrow frames of the provincial forms of post Byzantium religious art. However, unlike some other areas, there is no consistent stylistic development from the Renaissance to the Impressionism and beyond.
The Contemporary Art Museum of Macedonia, Skopje
Main Macedonian modern artists Nikola Martinoski Dimitar Pandilov Avramovski Borislav Traikovski Vangel Kodzoman Dimitar Kondovski Lazar Lichenoski Patar Mazev Ivan Velkov Vasko Tashovski Bogoljub Ivkoovikj Ljubomir Belogaski
