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Endi
Poskovic was born in Sarajevo in 1969. After a year of
study in Norway in 1990 on a Minnefondet Scholarship,
Poskovic moved to the United States to pursue graduate
studies. He is a graduate of Sarajevo School of Music
(Primary Music Diploma 1982-86), Sarajevo School of
Applied Arts (Diploma in Fine Arts 1983-86), The
University of Sarajevo-Academy of Fine Arts (B.F.A.
1986-90), and State University of New York at Buffalo
(M.F.A. 1991-93).
Best known for his large scale color woodcuts,
Poskovic’s works have been exhibited in over 300
individual and group exhibitions, including all major
international print biennales and triennials, in the
United States, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium,
Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cuba, Ecuador, Estonia,
Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary,
Italy, Japan, Korea, Macedonia, Malaysia, Norway,
Poland, Romania, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain,
Switzerland, and Thailand.
Poskovic is the recipient of 70 grants and fellowships
including the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Camargo
Foundation (France), MacDowell Colony, Art Matters
Foundation, Kala Art Institute, McColl Center for Visual
Arts, Valparaiso Foundation (Spain), Can Serrat
International Art Centre (Spain), Virginia Center for
Creative Arts, Bemis Center for Contemporary Art,
Flemish Ministry of Culture (Belgium), Norwegian
Government, New York State Arts Council, Indiana Arts
Commission, and Canada’s Open Studio.
Poskovic´s works are in the collections of the
Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Art Institute of
Chicago, Royal Antwerp Museum of Fine Arts, Belgium,
Centre National des Arts Plastiques, Cairo, Egypt, Fogg
Art Museum-Harvard University, New Orleans Museum of
Art, Orange County Museum of Art, California, Kennedy
Museum of American Art, the University of Iowa Museum of
Art, Des Moines Art Center, Seattle Arts Commission,
Tampa Museum of Fine Arts, Vaasa Ostrobothnian Museum,
Finland and about one hundred other museum and public
collections in the US and abroad.
Currently, Endi Poskovic is tenured Professor of Art at
Whittier College in Los Angeles where he has been
teaching since 1997. He has also been on faculty at
Daemen College, Ball State University, California State
University-Long Beach, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill, Columbia College Chicago and has
been visiting artist at numerous universities in the
United States and abroad.
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