Skupne izložbe ULUPUH-a i SLUPUJ-a: Francuska, Norveška, Suomi, Italija; od 1963.
Izložba jugoslavenske tapiserije i keramike, Oslo i Helsinki, 1964.
Savezna izložba djela industrijske estetike, Beograd, 1964.
"Zagrebački salon - Arhitektura - urbanizam - oblikovanje", MUO, Zagreb, 1965./66.
Zagrebački salon (1965/66.)
BIO bijenalna izložba industrijskog oblikovanja, Ljubljana (1966.)
Keramika – porculan – staklo, Zagreb, 1967.
1. Trijenale keramike Jugoslavije, Subotica (1968.)
Sajam cvijeća Zagreb (1967-69.)
Concorso di Ceramica d’Arte Citta di Cervia, Cervia, 1969.
"Suvremena hrvatska keramika", MUO, Zagreb, 1984.
Retrospektivna i komemorativna izložba keramike 1934.-1971., 1972., MUO, Zagreb
Skupne izložbe u zemlji i inozemstvu: Zagreb, Beograd, Pariz, Oslo, Ljubljana, Karlovac, Subotica, Sofija, Cervja.

Nagrade:
Otkupna nagrada: 1. trijenale keramike, Subotica 1968.
Zlatna medalja: Sajam cvijeća, Zagreb 1968./69.

Hržić Balić Milana —  ceramicist and fine arts teacher 
(1934, Zagreb — 1971, Podgora)

She graduates at the Department of Ceramics at the School of Applied Arts in 1953, after which she receives an associate degree at the College of Education in 1957. She teaches visual arts education and additionally holds classes in pottery at the Institute for the Blind. Despite the briefness of her employment at Jugokeramika's Department of Dinnerware Modelling, the author's work was always geared at industrial design. Hržić Balić furnished a series of public facilities with her ceramic dinnerware and designer objects. Her work is distinct for its simple and geometrical forms, her avoidance of excessive styling and the use of clay, marked by a warm brown color and strong materiality. By baking the clay multiple times at a high heat, she forms an impenetrable hard clay material, additionally applying to it an inner layer of glaze when making ceramics for use. She furnishes restaurants and bars with relief surfaces, decorative elements and functional pottery. On one occasion, Hržić Balić asked graphic designer Julija Pavelić-Glogoški to design the protective packaging for a set of cups she had been developing, which exemplifies the ceramicist's ability to recognize quality work, as well as the respect which the two authors shared for one another. Hržić Balić tragically died in 1971 while installing a ceramic wall relief piece on Hotel Minerva.

 Exhibitions

from 1963 - Group exhibitions by ULUPUH and SLUPUJ: France, Norway, Finland, Italy; 
1964 – Izložba jugoslavenske tapiserije i keramike (“Exhibition of Yugoslav Tapestries and Ceramics”), Oslo and Helsinki
1964 – Savezna izložba djela industrijske estetike (“Federal Artwork Exhibition of Industrial Aesthetics”), Belgrade
1965/66 – “Zagreb Salon – Arhitektura – urbanizam – oblikovanje (“Architecture – Urbanism – Design”), Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb
1966 – BIO bijenalna izložba industrijskog oblikovanja (“Biennial Exhibition of Industrial Design”), Ljubljana 
1967 – Keramika – porculan – staklo (“Ceramics – Porcelain – Glass”), Zagreb
1968 – 1. Trijenale keramike Jugoslavije (“1st Yugoslav Ceramics Triennial”), Subotica
1967 – 1969  – Garden Show, Zagreb
1969 – Concorso di Ceramica d’Arte Citta di Cervia (“Cervia International Competition of Ceramic Art”), Cervia
1984 – Suvremena hrvatska keramika (“Contemporary Croatian Ceramics”), Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb
1972 – Retrospektivna i komemorativna izložba keramike 1934.-1971. (“Retrospective and Commemorative Exhibition of Ceramics, 1934 – 1971”, Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb
Group exhibitions home and abroad: Zagreb, Belgrade, Paris, Oslo, Ljubljana, Karlovac, Subotica, Sofia, Cervia

Awards

Financial prize toward the production of a new piece: 1. trijenale keramike (“1st Ceramics Triennial”), Subotica, 1968
Golden medal: Garden Show, Zagreb, 1968/1969