Belgrade, Serbia 1950
Graduated from the ceramic department of the Faculty of Applied Arts, Belgrade  1969-1974.
Post Graduate studies 1974-1976.
Professor of Ceramic Sculpture at the Art University of Belgrade since 1992.
Member of A.I.C since 2001
Honourable member of KERAMEIKON SINCE 2011.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Belgrade, Serbia, Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics from 1974 till 2009.
Faenza, Italy, Concorso Internazionale, 1987, 1993, 1995, 2005.
Mino Competition, Japan 1995, 1998, 2008.
Korea, Icheon, World Ceramic Biennale 2003, 2005, 2007.
Manises, Spain 2002, 2005.
Aveiro, Portugal, 1997,1999.
Taipei, Taiwan Ceramics Biennale, 2004, 2008.
Sheparton, Australie, 1997, 2002.
A.I.C – I.A.C Members Shows, Athenes,Greece; Icheon, Korea; Riga , Latvia, Paris, France, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010.
III International Festival of Postmodern Ceramics - Exhibition CERAMICA MULTIPLEX 2009, Varazdin, Croatia, 2009
Westervald, Keramikmuseum, Germany,  Keramik+, 2010

AWARDS

1974- October Exhibition, first prize for ceramics.
1975- May Exhibition, first prize.
1980, 1996- Triennial Exhibition of Yugoslav Ceramics, big prize.
1989- Biennial Exhibition of Belgrade Ceramics, first prize.
1995, 1998, 2008 - Honourable Mention, Mino Exhibition, Japan.
1997- Prix de la Ville de Carouge, Switzerland, Swiss
            association prize.
1998- Big prize of Ministry of Culture of Serbia.
            Second prize at the Trennial exhibition of Miniature Arts, Serbia.
1999- Kanazawa, Japan, Honourable Mention.
2000- Special Judges Award, Mashiko Exhibition, Japan.
2005- First Prize at the Biennial Exhibition of Miniature Arts, Serbia.
2006- Second prize at the Triennial Exhibition of Serbian Ceramics,  
            Belgrade.
2007- First prize “White only” cup exhibition, Belgrade.
2009- Third prize at the Triennial Exhibition of Serbian Ceramic,
            Belgrade

COLLECTIONS

Museum of Ceramics, Seto, Japan
Museum of Applied Arts, Belgrade, Serbia.
Collection of small ceramics, Zagreb, Croatia.
Museum of contemporary ceramics, Bechyne, Czech Republic.
City Museum, Kanazawa, Japan.
Faenza Ceramic Museum.
Museum of City of Carouge.
Mino Museum, Tajimy, Japan
Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
World Ceramic Foundation, Korea.

WORKSHOPS AND LECTURES

2002-“NCECA”- Kansas City, USA, Slippery Rock University,
            Pittsburgh, USA,
2004- Yingge Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
2004- International Ceramist Meetings, Radovljica, Slovenia.
2005- National Academy of Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria.
2007-2008- Artist in Residenece Program, Seto City, Japan.
2010- Lutzmansburg, Austria.

Material he use:
Limoges porcelain, slip casting, engobe, oxidation fired to 1260˚,
 in electric kiln, inside metal construction holding tubes better.



Address:
Katiceva 2,
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

E-mail: vvukicevic@sbb.co.yu
http://velimirvukicevic.com/

In his statement Velimir wrote:

The pictorial problem which I tried to solve making this work is to try to unify solid part of the sculpture, and part that consists of several waving tubes into one unique shape.
As the contrast of the witness of the outside surface, I have painted inside structure of the form pink and pale blue.
I have used those two different colors to disorder too much symmetry.