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The Department of Stage Arts and Music of Matica Srpska was founded on the 28th of February. The first Secretary General was Dušan Mihalek until 1991. From the year 1991 to 2004 the Secretary General of the Department was Academician Dimitrije Stefanović and from mid-2004 to 2012 Zoran T. Jovanović was the Secretary General. For the next four years the Secretary General of the Department is Professor Mirjana Veselinović Hofman, PhD. She was elected at the meeting of the Management Board on the 24th of September 2012. As a rule, Secretary Generals are editors of books of special editions.
The Department of Stage Arts and Music is active in several fields: scientific research and publishing activities, organization of conferences, field work for the recording of traditional folk tunes, cultural and educational work and concert activities in Matica Srpska.
Board of the Matica Srpska Department of Stage Arts and Music
Secretary of the Department:
Dr. Zoran Maksimović (Theater Museum of Vojvodina)
Associate of the Department of Stage Arts and Music:
MA Vesna Gajić
Telephone: 021 6615-038
е-mail: vgajic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Members:
Prof. Mirjana Veselinović Hoffman, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Prof. Dušan Rnjak, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Nenad Ostojić. Mr (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Katalin Kaič, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Philosophy)
Katarina Tomašević, PhD, Scientific Adviser, Director (Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Prof. Nice Fracile, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Aleksandar Vasić, PhD, Expert Associate (Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Prof. Zoran Đerić, PhD (Serbian National Theater, Novi Sad / University of Banja Luka, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Marijana Kokanović Marković, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Milica Stojadinović, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Predrag Momčilović (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts / Serbian National Theater, Novi Sad)
Gordana Đurđević, Actress (Serbian National Theater, Novi Sad)
Prof. Sofija Košničar, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Philosophy)
Prof. Vesna Krčmar, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Danka Lajić Mihajlović, PhD, Scientific Advisor (Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Milena Leskovac, PhD (Serbian National Theater, Novi Sad)
Prof. Sonja Marinković, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Prof. Vera Obradović Ljubinković, PhD (University of Priština with temporary seat in Kosovska Mitrovica, Faculty of Arts)
Prof. Marijana Prpa Fink, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Ljubica Ristovski, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Ana Stefanović, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Prof. Ira Prodanov Krajišnik, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Bogdan Đaković, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Dr. Jelena Jovanović, Scientific Adviser, corresponding member of SASA (Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Miroslav Miki Radonjić, PhD, theatrologist, director (Sterijino pozorje, Novi Sad)
Nemanja Sovtić, PhD Assistant Professor (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Ivana Perković, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Biljana Milanović, Senior Associate, PhD (Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade)
Prof. Goran Gavrić, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Dramatic Arts)
Prof. Dragana Jeremić Molnar, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Prof. Tijana Popović Mlađenović, PhD (University of Arts in Belgrade, Faculty of Music)
Marta Tišma (Matica srpska, long-term professional associate of the Department of Performing Arts and Music and the Department of Fine Arts)
Prof. Marina Milivojević Madjarev, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Prof. Petar Grujičić, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Contemporary Arts)
Sanja Milosavljević, PhD, theatrologist, head of the Archives (National Theatre, Belgrade)
Aleksandra Milošević, Mr, theatrologist, museum advisor (Theatre Museum of Serbia)
Prof. Vesna Ivkov, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts)
Asst. Prof. Nemanja Savković, PhD (University of Pristina with temporary headquarters in Kosovska Mitrovica, Faculty of Arts)
Asst. Prof. Srđan Radaković, PhD (University of Novi Sad, Academy of Arts).
Activities in the domain of natural sciences date back to the early days of Matica Srpska. The first books, in the fields of agriculture, fruit science and viticulture, animal science, beekeeping etc. were published in the second half of the 19th and first half of the 20th century. Their primary goal was enlightenment of the people (Editions: Books for the People and Books of Matica Srpska).
The requirement for the organization of scientific research work in Matica Srpska resulted in assembly of the Scientific Department. It was instituted in the Constitution of Matica Srpska from September 1920 and was constituted in April 1922. Jovan Cvijić, president of the Serbian Royal Academy, was elected head of the department. The outline of the Constitution of Matica Srpska from 1948 suggested the founding of the Scientific Department of Matica Srpska. Regulations of the Scientific Department, Article 8, define the tasks of the Section for Natural Sciences. These include: research of the flora and fauna, geological and geographical phenomena in Vojvodina as well as support of the development of sciences concerned with nature in Vojvodina. The Section of Natural Sciences had two groups: Biological and Geographical. As the scientific research activities intensified, the need for the creation of an independent department arose. In May, 1965, at the Regular Assembly Meeting of Matica Srpska, the Department of Natural Sciences of Matica Srpska was formed.
Ever since then the Department has been active in scientific research in all fields of natural sciences. The core activities focus on scientific research projects, organization of scientific conferences, publishing of books i.e. special editions, periodicals and proceedings from scientific conferences as well as awards.
The work of the Department is managed by the Board of the Department that has a four year mandate. Head of the board is the Secretary General. The current Secretary General was elected by the Management Board on the 24th of December 2012.
Secretary General of the Department: Academician Rudolf Kastori, Full Member of the Vojvodina Academy of Sciences and Arts
The Board of the Department:
Professor Goran Anačkov, PhD
Professor Ferenc Bagi, PhD
Professor Pal Boža, PhD
Assistant Professor Bojana Bokić, PhD
Professor Ante Vujić, PhD
Professor Dragan Dankuc, PhD
Professor Simonida Đurić, PhD
Professor Ružica Igić, PhD
Principal Research Fellow Ana Jeromela Marjanović, PhD
Professor Đorđe Jovanović, PhD
Professor Mlađen Jovanović, PhD
Professor Vladimir Katić, PhD
Professor Sunčica Kocić Tanackov, PhD
Professor Marija Kraljević Balalić, PhD
Professor Dr. Borivoj Krstić, PhD
Professor Ivana Maksimović, PhD
Professor Jovan Maksimović, PhD
Professor Slobodan Marković, PhD, Full Member of Serbian Academy of Science and Arts
Professor Milan Matavulj, PhD
Professor Nada Milošević, PhD
Professor Marina Putnik Delić, PhD
Assistant Professor Boris Radak, PhD
Research Associate Milica Rat, PhD
Professor Dušan Surla, PhD
Assistant Professor Mirjana Ćuk, PhD
Professor Livija Cvetićanin, PhD
Professor Smiljka Šimić, PhD
In the past few decades the work of scientific research projects has been aimed at research in the fields of medicine and health, animal and plant research, geology, geomorphology, hydrology and climatology of Vojvodina. The research of the population, the flora and fauna of Fruška Gora and Vršac Mountains has been the most significant. Special attention is devoted to research in the fields of microbiology, mycology, biophysics and biochemistry.
Results of the work of scientific research projects are published in scientific monographs as well as in periodical and special publications, and are presented at national and international scientific conferences.
Publishing:
2008 Group of Authors, INVERTEBRATES (Invertebarta) OF THE FRUSKA GORA MOUNTAIN (I), ed. S. Šimić
2009 Group of Authors, INVERTEBRATES (Invertebarta) OF THE FRUSKA GORA MOUNTAIN (II), ed. S. Šimić
2012 Javor Rašajski, PTICE SVETE GORE– BIRDS OF MOUNT ATHOS; Dragiša Т. Popović and associates PATOLOŠKA ANATOMIJA I SUDSKA MEDICINA U VOJVODINI
2013 Group of Authors, INVERTEBRATES (Invertebarta) OF THE FRUSKA GORA MOUNTAIN (III), ed. S. Šimić; Č. Radenović, М. Filipović, М. Babić MEĐUZAVISNOST PROCESA ZAKASNELE FLUORESCENCIJE HLOROFILA, FOTOSINTEZE I OPLEMENJIVENJA KUKURUZA
Scientific Conferences
The Department organized numerous scientific conferences on issues related to ecology, health and so forth in the past. In 2003 the Department established the MIKOLOGIJA, MIKOTOKSIKOLOGIJA I MIKOZE scientific symposium (Mycology, Micotoxicology and Mycoses). This conference is organized every two years. Proceedings from this conference are published in Matica’s periodical: Zbornik Matice srpske za prirodne nauke (Matica Srpska Journal of Natural Sciences).
Awards of the Department of Natural Sciences
The Department awards development and support of natural sciences with the Professor Lazar Stojković Award and the Pupin Award.
The Professor Lazar Stojković Award
In accordance with the bequeath of Professor Lazar Stojković (*1904–†1977), Matica Srpska instituted an award bearing his name and is awarded every three years to junior scientific workers on the day of his birth, the 23rd of March. According to the wish of the great benefactor, this award is intended for young scientists primarily dealing with issues in the fields of agroecology and agroecosystems. It has been awarded since 1990. The jury of the award was elected at the Assembly Meeting of the Management Board of Matica Srpska held on the 24th of December 2012. The award for 2012 was given to Đorđe Krstić, PhD and Srđan Šeremešić, PhD University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture equally.
The jury of the Professor Lazar Stojković Award:
Professor Marija KRALJEVIĆ BALALIĆ, PhD president of the jury
Academician Rudolf KASTORI
Professor Ivana MAKSIMOVIĆ, PhD
Nada MILOŠEVIĆ, PhD
Academician Dragan ŠKORIĆ.
The Pupin Award
The Pupin Award is given to student papers representing a contribution to technical, natural and mathematical disciplines that were the field of operation of Mihajlo Pupin. The award was instituted in 2011 and is given every three years. The jury of the Pupin Award was elected on the 24th December 2012 at the meeting of the Board of the Department.
The jury of the Pupin Award:
Professor Vladimir KATIĆ, PhD president of the jury
Professor Branislav BOROVAC, PhD
Professor Marijana VOJNOVIĆ MILORADOV, PhD
Professor Miljko SATARIĆ, PhD
Professor Vladimir Vujičić, PhD
Professor Dušan SURLA, PhD
Secretary General of the Department:
Academician Rudolf Kastori
21 000 Novi Sad, Ul. Matice srpske 1.
е-mail: kastori@polj.uns.ac.rs
Associate for publishing activities:
Ljilja Dražić
Telephone: 021 6615-798 and 021 420-199, extension 117, fax 021 528-901
е-mail: ljdrazic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Associate for scientific research activities:
Mirjana Zrnić
Telephone: 021 6615- 798 and 021 420-199, extension 118, fax 021 528-901
е-mail: mzrnic@maticasrpska.org.rs
As early as 1912 the aspiration to organize scientific work in Matica Srpska resulted in the establishment of five expert assemblies. The assemblies were allowed to organize sections with particular tasks, should such necessity occur. The Assembly for Social Enlightenment and Books for the People is the predecessor of the Department of Social Sciences
The Department of Social Sciences in its contemporary form was assembled after World War 2. The Scientific Department of Matica Srpska was established in December 1948 based on Article 25 of the Statute of Matica Srpska. On the 16th of January 1965 in a meeting of the Scientific Department separation into the Department of Natural Sciences and Department of Social Sciences was proposed. This proposition was accepted by the Management Board of Matica Srpska in the meeting held on the 6th of April 1965 and adopted by the General Assembly of Matica Srpska on the 30th of May 1965.
The department operates under the management of the Secretary General of the Department and the Department Board. Until now, the Secretary General position was held by: Professor Vladimir Kapor, PhD (1965), Professor Mladen Stojanov, PhD (1983), Professor Branislav Đurđev, PhD (1995), Professor Milovan Mitrović, PhD (2004) and Professor Ljubomirka Krkljuš, PhD (2008) (2008)
Secretary General of the Department: Professor Ljubomirka Krkljuš, PhD
Telephone 021/6615-798; ljkrkljus@sbb.rs
Associates of the Department:
Mirjana Zrnić (scientific research activities of the Department)
Telephone: 021/6615-798; mzrnic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Ljilja Dražić (publishing activities of the Department)
Telephone: 021/6615-798; ljdrazic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Board members of the Department of Social Sciences:
Professor Branko Balj, PhD
Sofija Božić, PhD
Mila Bosić, PhD
Professor Gordana Vuksanović, PhD
Professor Vladan Gavrilović, PhD
Velika Dautove Ruševljan, PhD
Žarko Dimić
Professor Sanja Đajić, PhD
Professor Mirko Zurovac, PhD
Professor Gordana Kovaček Stanić, PhD
Assistant Professor Miloš Ković, PhD
Professor Tatjana Bugarski PhD
Vesna Marjanović, PhD
Professor Slobodanka Markov, PhD
Professor Milovan Mitrović, PhD
Časlav Ocić, PhD, Corresponding Member of SANU
Professor Aleksandar Petrović, PhD
Professor Aleksandar Rastović, PhD
Professor Mirjana Rašević, PhD
Academician Momčilo Spremić
Assistant Professor Bojan Tubić, PhD
The basic activities of the Department include scientific research projects and the results of these projects are presented at scientific conferences and published in periodical publications and special editions.
Special editions
Nikola F. Pavković, Banatsko selo. Društvene i kulturne promene. Gaj, Dubovac (2009)
Slavko Gavrilović, Studije iz privredne i društvene istorije Vojvodine i Slavonije od kraja 17. do 19. veka, book two (2009)
Ljubomirka Krkljuš, Izveštaj francuskih diplomata iz Beograda u vreme Revolucije 1848/1849 godine (2009)
Gojko Malović, Seoba u Maticu I, II (2010)
Slobodan Ćurčić, Naselje Vojvodine – Geografska sinteza (2010)
Radmila Milentijević, Mileva Marić Ajnštajn (2010)
Nenad Došlić, Istorija Matice srpske (1941-1951) (2011)
Vlado Strugar, Doktorat u Moskvi (2011)
Ljubomirka Krkljuš, Središnji organi vlasti u Srpskoj vojvodovini 1848-1849. (2012) Slobodan Ćurčić, Mlađen Jovanović, Tivadar Gaudenji, Aleksandar Ilić, Atlas Vojvodine, Srem (2012)
The Department of Literature of Matica Srpska was founded at the constitutional assembly of the Board in 1864 upon the relocation of Matica Srpska to Novi Sad. The first meeting of the Department was held on the 29th and 30th of August the same year. The Literary Board of the Department was constituted in October. The members of the Department of Literature, however, had been working actively in Matica Srpska since its founding. The scope of their work was presentation of Serbian culture in Europe as well as the enlightenment of the Serbian people. To this end were the rich publishing activities developed. The basis of these activities was Letopis (The Chronicle) launched in 1824 and, over time, numerous editions of Matica Srpska were created.
The Department of Literature and Language in its contemporary form was assembled after World War 2. Its task is to organize, encourage and popularize scientific research work in the fields of literature and language, to support the development of contemporary literature and literary language, to care for and cultivate the language and literature of the Serbian people and its connections with cultures of other nations, as well as to develop cooperation with according scientific and cultural institutions in our country and abroad.
The Department operates under the management of the Secretary General of the Department and the Department Board.
Secretary Generals of the Department:
Professor Boško Novaković, PhD (1968‒1973)
Professor Božidar Kovaček, PhD (1973‒1982)
Professor Jovan Jerković, PhD (1983‒1994)
Professor Marija Kleut PhD (1995‒1998)
Professor Mato Pižurica, PhD (1999‒2012)
Marko Nedić, PhD (2012‒ )
Secretary General:
Professor Isidora Bjelaković, PhD
e-mail: isidora.bjelakovic@gmail.com
Associate of the Department:
Milena Kulić
mkulic@maticasrpska.org.rs
021/6622-726
Board members of the Department
Professor Isidora Bjelaković, PhD
Professor Slobodan Vladušić, PhD
Academician Miro Vuksanović
Professor Slavko Gordić, PhD
Professor Vladislava Gordić Petković, PhD
Dragana Grbić, PhD
Academician Jasmina Grković Mejdzor
Professor Jovan Delić, Corresponding Member of SANU
Professor Rajna Dragićević, PhD
Professor Jasmina Dražić, PhD
Professor Radoslav Eraković, PhD
Professor Dušan Ivanić, PhD
Milina Ivanović Barišić, PhD
Professor Kornelija Ičin, PhD
Professor Mladen Jakovljević, PhD
Professor Vojislav Jelić, PhD
Professor Aleksandar Jovanović, PhD
Mirjana Jocić
Professor Marija Kleut, PhD
Professor Aleksandra Korda Petrović, PhD
Academician Aleksandar Loma
Professor Goran Maksimović, PhD
Professor Ksenija Maricki Gađanski, PhD
Professor Aleksandar Milanović, PhD
Dejan Miloradov, Mr
Professor Sofija Miloradović, PhD
Professor Dragan Stanić, PhD
Marko Nedić, PhD
Professor Milovoj Nenin, PhD
Professor Jelena Novaković, PhD
Vasa Pavković, Mr
Professor Slobodan Pavlović, PhD
Professor Mihajlo Pantić, PhD
Professor Zoran Paunović, PhD
Professor Aleksandar Petrović, PhD
Professor Ljiljana Pešikan Ljuštanović, PhD
Professor Mato Pižurica, PhD
Professor Petar Pijanović, PhD
Academician Predrag Piper
Professor Valentina Pitulić, PhD
Professor Jovan Popov, PhD
Professor Dragana Radovanović, PhD
Professor Saša Radojčić, PhD
Selimir Radulović
Professor Gorana Raičević, PhD
Academician Slobodan Remetić
Professor Nenad Ristović, PhD
Professor Vladislava Ružić, PhD
Professor Viktor Savić, PhD
Đorđo Sladoje
Professor Rada Stijović, PhD
Professor Bojana Stojanović Pantović, PhD
Professor Boško Suvajdzić, PhD
Professor Sreto Tanasić, PhD
Professor Kornelija Farago, PhD
Professor Mihal Harpanj, PhD
Professor Dragan Hamović, PhD
Professor Zorica Hadzić, PhD
Professor Mladen Šukalo, PhD
The First Book Series of Matica Srpska
The First Book Series of Matica Srpska was launched in 1957 and was meant for young authors stepping on to the literary scene. Over 250 titles of poetry, prose, reviews, literary theory and essay writing have been published so far. Apart from achieving enviable reputation, Matica’s Prva Knjiga is the oldest series of this type in Serbian publishing of the 20th century.
Books are printed in a symbolical print run of 300 numbered copies. By system of exchange they reach all relevant national libraries including the Library of Congress in the USA.
Many of the authors of this series are important representatives of our contemporary literature. The list includes: Dobrica Erić, Mirjana Stefanović, Judita Šalgo, Milutin Petrović, Gvozden Eror, Miro Vuksanović, Vladimir Kopicl, Radmila Gikić, Dragan Velikić, Novica Milić, Ljubiša Arsić, Mihajlo Pantić, Jovan Delić, Jovan Popov, Vojislav Karanović, Zoran Đerić, Dubravka Đurić, Veselin Marković, Vladimir Tasić, Borivoje Adašević and others.
Prva Knjiga was edited by Ivan B. Lalić, David Albahari, Miroslav Antić, Florika Štefan, Vasa Pavković and many other acclaimed authors. The publishing of every new series of the First Book coincides with the Book Fair in Belgrade where the authors can present themselves to the literary public for the first time.
Manuscripts competing for the Prva Knjiga Series are accepted until the 1st of May and the decision of the editorship is made public on the website of Matica Srpska by the end of July at the latest.
The propositions of the open competition are that the author should not be older than 30 years of age in the year they enter the open competition and that they have no previously published books. Manuscripts can be sent to (or delivered in person) to the following address: Matica srpska, za ediciju „Prva knjiga”, Matice srpske 1, 21000 Novi Sad.
Editorship of the First Book Series:
Professor Vladislava Gordić Petković, PhD, Editor in Chief
Sonja Veselinović, MA
Professor Đorđe Despić, PhD
Nenad Milošević
Ivan Radosavljević
THE ZMAJ AWARD LIBRARY
The Zmaj Award Library was instituted with the intention to fully and critically shed light on the poetic work of the winner of this most significant award for poetry of Matica Srpska. Their work, analyzed from various critical and methodological perspectives, gives a more detailed picture of the scope and importance of their poetry for the contemporary Serbian literature. So far books about the poetry of the following authors have been published: Aleksa Vukadinović, Jovan Hristić, Dara Sekulić, Duško Novaković, Srba Mitrović, Miroslav Maksimović, Živorad Nedeljković, Nikola Vujčić, Zlata Kocić, Miroslav Cera Mihajlović.
Editors of the Zmaj Award Library:
Ivan Negrišorac
Assistant Professor Đorđe Despić, PhD
THE ZMAJ AWARD OF MATICA SRPAKA
The assembly meeting of Matica Srpska held on the 15th of March 1953 founded a permanent annual literary award called Zmajeva nagrada Matice srpske za poeziju na srpskom jeziku (The Matica Srpska Zmaj Award for Poetry in Serbian Language) in remembrance of the poet Jovan Jovanović Zmaj. The cash award is financed from the endowment funds run by Matica Srpska: Jovan Naka Endowment, Atanasije Gerecki Endowment, Aleksa and Marija Dejanović Endowment, Nikola and Rakila Knežević Endowment, Božana Latinčić Endowment, Katica and Dančika Manojlović Endowment, Đorđe F. Nedeljković Endowment, Ljuba and Julijana Nedeljković Endowment, Sofija Pasković née Kambel Endowment, Đorđe Redak Endowment, Marija Trandafil Endowment and Jovan Trandafil Endowment, as well as from funds of Matica Srpska.
The funds for this year’s Zmaj Award (RSD 150,000.00) were provided by Srpska banka from Belgrade.
This award is, in accordance with the book of regulations of the Zmaj Award of Matica Srpska, announced and given to winners at Matica Srpska at a ceremonial meeting on the day of its founding, the 16th of February every year.
The jury of the Zmaj Award:
Professor Jovan Delić, Corresponding Member of SANU
Ivan Negrišorac
Selimir Radulović
Đorđo Sladoje
Želidrag Nikčević
BRANKO AWARD OF MATICA SRPSKA
In remembrance of Branko Radičević and on the 100th anniversary of his death Matica Srpska instituted the Branko Award, an award for students of philological and philosophical faculties (at a meeting of the Management Board on the 17th of October 1948). Since then Matica Srpska has traditionally awarded this prize to the best student works created during undergraduate as well as master studies, written or translated into Serbian. The subjects of these works can be the history of Serbian literature and other literatures of the world, contemporary Serbian and world literature as well as other theoretical questions regarding literature.
The respective departments of universities submit seminar papers and theses to members of the jury. The prize is comprised of a diploma and a sum of money.
The jury of the Branko Award of Matica Srpska:
Professor Vojislav Jelić, PhD, President
Professor Dragana Vukićević, PhD
Professor Sanja Paripović Krčmar, PhD
Professor Nataša Polovina, PhD
Professor Vladimir Gvozden, PhD
MLADEN LESKOVAC AWARD
In 1993, in remembrance of Mladen Leskovac, Matica Srpska founded the Mladen Leskovac Award for the best published scientific work in the field of the history of Serbian literature. This prize is awarded every third year.
Winners of the Mladen Leskovac award up to now:
1 Dragiša Živković, PhD (1991, 1992, 1993)
2 Novica Petković, PhD (1994, 1995, 1996)
3 Radmila Marinković, PhD1997, 1998, 1999)
4 Nada Milošević, Đorđević, PhD (2000, 2001, 2002)
5 Božidar Kovaček, PhD (2003, 2004, 2005)
6 Dušan Ivanić, PhD (2007, 2008, 2009)
7 Jovan Delić, PhD (2010, 2011, 2012)
8 Dejan Aleksić (2013)
9 Gojko Đogo (2014)
Jury of the Mladen Leskovac Award:
Professor Dušan Ivanić, PhD, president
Professor Aleksandar Jovanović, PhD
Professor Jovan Delić, PhD, Corresponding Member of SANU
Academician Nada Milošević Đorđević
Marko Nedić, PhD
Members of the Krajiški board of Matica srpska
Sofija Božić, PhD
Čedomir Višnjić
Professor Slavica Garonja Radovanac, PhD
Professor Dušan Ivanić, PhD, president
Danka Lajić Mihajlović, PhD
Milan Micić, PhD
Professor Dragan Stanić, PhD
Ljiljana Stošić, PhD
Borivoj Čalić
Branko Čolović, PhD
Svetlana Šeatović, PhD
Accumulation and preservation of archival material in the Manuscript Department commences with the actual founding of Matica Srpska in 1826. The core of the Manuscript Department was created from the first statute that regulates the activities of Matica Srpska, documents created by several decades of work of Matica Srpska both in Pest and in Novi Sad, manuscripts submitted to be published in the Journal of Matica Srpska or to literary competitions of Matica Srpska, minutes of meetings of management boards, correspondence between significant leading names in Serbian literature and cultural political history of the 19th and 20th century, purchases and numerous gifts. Several phases of it’s the development can be observed: from 1826-1847 there was no special form of organized activity, from 1847 to 1945 operates as Srbsko-narodna sbirka (Serbian – National Collection) that accumulated, among other old written documents: letters, books and manuscripts of famous Serbs. From 1945 to 1958 it operated as Department of Archival Material and Manuscripts as part of the Library of Matica Srpska, from 1958 to 1961 the Department operated under the management of the Literary Department of Matica Srpska. It emerged as an independent department in 1961 and in the 60s the Department received offices, a larger depot, and a reading room for work with researchers. The full time employment of a number of archivists made the beginning of systematic work on archival material possible.
The Manuscript Department is a unique archival institution; the only real archival holdings are in the Archive of Matica Srpska. That archival material came into existence during the rich and diverse history of Matica Srpska. Records of the Management Board, Department of Literature and the Board as well as minutes of the annual assembly meetings from 1826 to 1945 are kept here. Apart from 284 boxes with more than 100000 documents, 158 books of records and register deeds of Matica Srpska are preserved.
The rest of the archival material is sorted into three collections – Collection of Manuscripts, Collection of Letters and Collection of Photographs. The Collection of Manuscripts contains 20,000 processed documents and several thousand copies of important archival material. This archival material was created from the 18th to the 20th century. It was mostly written in Serbian, German, Latin and Church Slavonic language. The Collection of Letters contains exceptionally valuable letters of most esteemed Serbs. 61,150 letters have been processed until now, whereas several thousands of letters acquired through donations and purchases are still waiting to be processed. The Collection of Photographs has close to 25,000 photographs, negatives and albums, daguerreotypes and images created by means of modern digital equipment. From 1967 to 2001 the Editorship of Bibliographical Editions operated as a part of the Manuscript Department of Matica Srpska. Today, computer programs are used for the processing of archivalia whereas the most significant archival material is scanned and uploaded to appropriate data bearing media.
The Manuscript Department is an unavoidable source of precious archival material. It is impossible to learn about the most important people and key events in the cultural and political history of Serbs since the 18th century up to now without it.
The Department operates under the management of the Director and the Board of the Manuscript Department. Since the founding of the Department the following Secretary Generals have been appointed: Živojin Boškov (1963-1983), Academician Čedomir Popov (1983-1991), Professor Nikola Gaćeša, PhD (1991-1999), Branko Bešlin, MA (1999-2008), Pavle Stanojević (2008-2011), Sonja Bob (2011-2012), Professor Milivoj Nenin, PhD (2012-2013)
Director of the Manuscript Department:
Professor Aleksandra Vraneš, PhD
е-mail: avranes@maticasrpska.org.rs
Associate:
Aleksandra Jovanović
е-mail: ajovanovic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Telephone: 021 420 199, extension: 133; 021 528 917 and 021 63 36 987
THE BOARD OF THE MANUSCRIPT DEPARTMENT
Members:
Zoran Veljanović
Jugoslav Veljkovski
Assistant Professor Đorđe Đurić, PhD
Professor Dušan Ivanić, PhD
Aleksandra Jovanović
Petar V. Krestić, PhD
Katarina Marković
Professor Dejan Mikavica, PhD
Miladin Milošević
Radovan Mićić
Aleksandra Novakov, MA
Radovan Popović
Professor Gorana Raičević, PhD
Assistant Professor Momir Samardžić, PhD
Assistant Professor Mile Stanić
Zorica Hadžić, PhD
Archivalia Series
Series Editor in Chief: Professor Aleksandra Vraneš, PhD
Editorship of the Series:
Assistant Professor Radovan Popović
Zorica Hadžić, PhD
Petar Krestić, PhD
Publishing:
The book O Crnjanskom; arhivalije, was edited by Stojan Trećakov and Radovan Šovljanski for the 100th anniversary of the authors death in 1993.
The book Veljko Petrović: Pisma: 1904-1967 (from the collection of the Manuscript Department of Matica Srpska) was edited by Sonja Bob, Stojan Trećakov and Vladimir Šovljanski in 1997.
The book Portreti prema živim modelima (a selection of texts from the prolific legacy of Milan Jovanović Stoimirović) was edited by Stojan Trećakov and Vladimir Šovljanski in 1998, followed by Stimirevićev Dnevnik 1936-1941 in 2000.
The book Laza Kostić, Prepiska I was edited by Professor Dušan Ivanić and Milica Bujas, MA in 2005.
The book Knjiga Sterijinih rukopisa was edited by Isidora Popović, PhD in 2008.
The decision to form the Department of Lexicography (which operated under the name Department of Lexicography and Bibliography until 2004) was made at a meeting of the Management Board of Matica Srpska on the 4th of November 1991. The Department coordinates the following projects: Leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije/Leksikon pisaca srpske književnosti (Lexicon of Yugoslav Writers/Lexicon of Writers of Serbian Literature), Srpski biografski rečnik (Serbian Biographical Dictionary), Srpska enciklopedija (Serbian Encyclopedia) and Edicija Bibliografije (Bibliographies Series).
The Department of Lexicography emerged from the need to unify the activities in Matica Srpska that were successfully launched in the second half of the 20th century as independent projects: Leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije (Lexicon of Yugoslav Writers), Srpski biografski rečnik (Serbian Biographical Dictionary), Srpska enciklopedija (Serbian Encyclopedia) and Edicija Bibliografije (Bibliographies Series). Academician Čedomir Popov spoke about the reasons for the founding of the Department as well as the activities planned at a meeting of the Department of Lexicography and Bibliography of the time on the 22nd of January 1992. The main task of the Department is the organization and realization of research that, in form of lexicons, biographic and encyclopedic dictionaries, and bibliographies, provide documented information about the culture of Serbian people in various periods of its history, observed separately as well as through relations with other national cultures. Furthermore, the main task of the Department includes organization of scientific conferences, public lectures and exhibitions on the projects of the Department either independently or in cooperation with the Departments of Matica Srpska or other relevant institutions. The activities of the Department incorporate scientific projects and subprojects with respective program contents.
The Department operates under the management of the Secretary General and the Board of the Department of Lexicology. Since the founding of the Department the following Secretary Generals have been appointed: Academician Čedomir Popov (1991–1995, 2004–2008), Academician Nikša Stipčević (1995–1999), Professor Predrag Piper, PhD (1999–2004), Professor Branko Bešlin PhD (2008–2012) and Professor Ljiljana Pešikan Ljuštanović, PhD since 2012.
Associate of the Department of Lexicology is Aleksandra Novakov, PhD.
Telephone: 021 6622-411 and 021 420-199 extension 125, fax 021 528-901
e-mail: anovakov@maticasrpska.org.rs
Board members of the Department
Branislava Balaž, MA
Professor Branko Bešlin, PhD
Stevan Bugarski
Milica Bujas, MA
Assistant Professor Nevena Varnica, PhD
Professor Aleksandra Vraneš, PhD
Professor Slobodan Vujić, PhD
Associate Professor Dragana Vukićević, PhD
Dušica Grbić, MA
Professor Dušan Drajić, PhD
Gordana Đilas, MA
Associate Professor Miloš Jagodić, PhD
Marija Jovancai
Александра Јовановић, MA
Mirjana Karanović, MA
Professor Marija Kleut, PhD
Academician Vasilije Krestić
Petar Krestić, PhD
Academician Vojislav Marić
Dobrila Martinov
Jasmina Milanović, PhD
Vladimir Nikolić
Aleksandra Novakov, PhD
Violeta Obrenović, PhD
Associate Professor Zorana Opačić, PhD
Professor Nenad Ostojić, MA
Dejana Ocić
Zoran Pejašinović, MA
Assistant Professor Nataša Polovina, PhD
Radomir Popović, PhD
Professor Dragan Stanić, PhD
Ljiljana Stošić, PhD
Professor Slobodan Ćurčić, PhD
Assistant Professor Zorica Hadžić, PhD
Borivoj Čalić
Assistant Professor Velibor Džomić, PhD
Assistant Professor Nebojša Šuletić, PhD
Leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije/Leksikon pisaca srpske književnosti (Lexicon of Yugoslav Writers/Lexicon of Writers of Serbian Literature)
Editor in chief:
Professor Ljiljana Pešikan Ljuštanović, PhD
Srpski biografski rečnik (Serbian Biographical Dictionary)
Editor in chief:
Professor Branko Bešlin, PhD
Srpska enciklopedija (Serbian Encyclopedia)
Editor in chief:
Professor Dragan Stanić, PhD
Edicija Bibliografije (Bibliographies Series)
editor in chief:
Professor Aleksandra Vraneš, PhD
Publishing:
- 2008.
Srpska bibliografija danas, proceedings from the scientific conference with the same title, Novi Sad, 2008. - 2009.
Srpski biografski rečnik, tom IV, I-Ka, Novi Sad, 2009. - 2010.
Srpska enciklopedija, tom I, knj. 1, Novi Sad, Beograd, 2010.
Građa za leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije, tom 5, slovo О, Novi Sad, 2010. - 2011.
Srpski biografski rečnik, tom V, Ke-Mao, Novi Sad, 2011.
Srpska enciklopedija, tom 1, knj. 2, Novi Sad, Beograd, 2011. - 2012.
Dobrilo Aranitović, Bibliografija časopisa Misao 1919-1937, Novi Sad, Beograd, 2012 - 2013
Srpska enciklopedija, tom 2, Novi Sad, Beograd, 2013. - 2014.
Građa za leksikon pisaca Jugoslavije , tom 6, slovo P, Novi Sad, 2014.
Srpski biografski rečnik, tom VI, Mar-Мiš, Novi Sad, 2014.
The Department of Fine Arts was founded at the assembly meeting of Matica Srpska on the 31st of March 1963. All important events from the history of Serbian art as a whole have been the focus of the overall plan of the Department since the beginning.
The first Secretary General of the Department was Academician Dejan Medaković 1965-1986. From 1987 to 1999 Professor Miodrag Jovanović, PhD was the Secretary General, from 2000 to 2004 Professor Miroslav Timotijević, PhD and from mid-2004 until November 2005 Slobodan Mileusnić, PhD. In the year 2006, Professor Aleksandar Kadijević, PhD was elected and he still holds that post today. As a rule, Secretary Generals of the Department are editors of books and special editions.
The Department of Fine Arts is active in many fields including: scientific research activities, field work where the necessary material is collected along with photographs necessary for the realization of science projects, publishing activities, organization of scientific conferences, cultural activities and education.
The Board of the Department of Fine Arts (named at a meeting of the Management Board on the 5th of September, 2024).
Secretary General:
Vladimir Simić, PhD, Full Professor (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Associate of the Department of Fine Arts:
MA Vesna Gajić
Telephone: 021 6615-038
е-mail: vgajic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Board Members:
prof. Igor Borozan, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Dragan Vojvodić, PhD, Corresponding member of SASA (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Branka Vranešević, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Kosta Vuković, Mr (Museum of the Serbian The Eparchy of Buda, Szentendre)
prof. Danijela Korolija Crkvenjakov, PhD (Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad)
prof. Dubravka Đukanović, PhD (Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad)
Valentina Živković, PhD (Institute for Balkan Studies, SASA, Belgrade)
prof. Aleksandar Kadijević, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Branka Kulić, PhD
prof. Miodrag Marković, PhD, corresponding member of SASA (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Aleksandra Kučeković, PhD (Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Belgrade)
Tijana Palkovljević Bugarski, PhD (The Gallery of Matica Srpska, Novi Sad)
prof. Zoran Rakić, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Danica Popović, Ph.D. (Institute for Balkan Studies, SASA, Belgrade),
prof. Jelena Erdeljan, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Lidija Merenik, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Snežana Mišić, PhD (The Gallery of Matica Srpska, Novi Sad)
Dragana Pavlović, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Donka Stančić
prof. Marica Šuput, Ph.D.,
Ljiljana Stošić, Ph.D (Institute for Balkan Studies, SASA, Belgrade)
prof. Ivan Stevović, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Jelena Todorović, PhD (Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Belgrade)
Branko Čolović, PhD
prof. Simona Čupić, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
prof. Olga Špehar, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Miroslav Lazić, Ph.D. (Institute for the Serbian Language of SASA)
Ivana Ženarju Rajović, PhD (Institute of Serbian Culture Priština, Leposavić)
Ana Ereš, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Jasmina Čubrilo, PhD (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)
Dijana Metlić, PhD (Academy of Arts, University of Novi Sad)
Aleksandra Čelovski, PhD (The Gallery of Matica Srpska, Novi Sad)
Danilo Vuksanović, PhD (The Gallery of Matica Srpska, Novi Sad)
Dragan Damjanović, PhD (Department of Art History, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb)