Exhibitions
1935 – Ulrich Salon, Zagreb, Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1937 – World Expo, Paris
1944 – Izložba umjetnika partizana (“Partisan Artists’ Exhibition”), Split
1945 – Izložba umjetnika partizana (“Partisan Artists’ Exhibition”), Dubrovnik
1946 – Art Pavilion, Zagreb, Izložba grupe šestorice partizana (“An Exhibition by a Group of Six Partisans”) – O. Herman, F. Mraz, Z. Prica, N. Reiser, V. Rukljač, S. Skopal
1948 – Likum Salon, Zagreb, Izložbe keramike i tekstila (“Exhibitions of Ceramics and Textiles”) – Đ. Bresler, B. Dužanec, M. Petričić, J. Ridolfo, S. Skopal
1951 – The Kiln Club, Washington, Second Annual Exhibition of Ceramic Art
1953 – Exhibition of Yugoslav Ceramic Art, London (B. Dužanec, M. Kičin, Lj. Jovan, M. Petričić, M. Lukić, S. Skopal, M. Mulanović, K. Tompa, I. Tabaković)
1953 – Gallery of Fine Arts, Rijeka, Izložba umjetničke keramike (“Exhibition of Ceramic Art”) – independent exhibition
1953 – Museum of Applied Art, Belgrade, Izložba savremene jugoslavenske keramike (“Exhibition of Contemporary Yugoslav Ceramics”)
1955 – International Exhibition of Ceramics, Cannes
1955 – Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, Izložba keramike (“Exhibition of Ceramics”), Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts (ULUPUH)
1955 – Zagreb Triennial
1956 – Umjetnost i industrija (“Art and Industry”), Belgrade
1956 – Österreichisches Museum für Angewandte Kunst (“Austrian Museum of Applied Arts”), Vienna, Moderne kroatische Keramik („Modern Croatian Ceramics“)
1957 – Museum of Applied Art, Belgrade, Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1957 – Milan Triennial
1957 – Umjetnička galerija (“Art Gallery”), Izložba savremene hrvatske primijenjene umjetnosti (“Exhibition of Contemporary Croatian Applied Art”)
1958 – World Expo, Brussels
1958 – Likum, Zagreb, Izložba primijenjene umjetnosti (“Exhibition of Applied Art”)
1959 – International Exhibition of Ceramics, Faenza
1959 – Zagreb Triennial, Zagreb
1962 – Keramika i ćilimi (“Ceramics and Kilims”), Kumrovec
1962 – The Sponza Palace, Dubrovnik, Druga izložba umjetničke grupe ARS, keramika i tekstil (“Second Exhibition of the ARS Art Group, Ceramics and Textiles”)
1963 – Likovni salon (“Fine Arts Salon”), Celje, Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1963 – Povijesni i pomorski muzej (“The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral”), Rijeka, Stella Skopal, Milan Kičin, Ivo Đurović
1963 – Zavičajni muzej Poreštine (“Poreč Heritage Museum”), Poreč, Tradicionalna izložba keramike (“Traditional Exhibition of Ceramics”)
1964 – Prešernov salon (“France Prešeren Salon”), Kranj, Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1965 – Zagreb Salon, Zagreb
1965 – Povijesni i pomorski muzej (“The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral”), Rijeka, III izložba keramike (“3rd Exhibition of Ceramics”)
1966 – the Sponza Palace, Dubrovnik, Izložba keramike i drva (“Exhibition of Ceramics and Wood Art)
1966 – Atelier, Zagreb, Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1966 – Zavičajni muzej Poreštine (“Poreč Heritage Museum”), Poreč, Tradicionalna izložba keramike (“Traditional Exhibition of Ceramics”) – Dužanec, Baranjai, Kičin, Petričić, Plazzeriano, Skopal, Pribanić
1967 – Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Austria, Exhibition by Stella Skopal and Milan Kičin
1968 – 1. trijenale jugoslavenske keramike (“1st Triennial of Yugoslav Ceramics”), Belgrade – Subotica
1968 – Jugoslavenska izložba primijenjene umjetnosti (“Yugoslav Exhibition of Applied Art”), USSR, India
1968 – International Exhibition of Ceramics, Faenza
1969 – München Internationale Ausstellung „Form und Qualität“ (“International Exhibition‘Form and Quality’”), Munich,
1969 – Izložba umjetnica u povodu Dana žena (International Women’s Day Exhibition”), Zagreb
1970 – International Exhibition of Ceramics, Faenza
1970 – International Exhibition of Ceramics, Sopot (Poland)
1970 – Zagreb Salon, Zagreb
1971 – Salon ŠPU 71 (“Salon of the School of Applied Arts ’71”); Keramika, porculan, staklo (“Ceramics, Porcelain, Glass”), Zagreb
1972 – Keramika 1 (“Ceramics 1”), ULUPUH (Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts”), Zagreb
1972 – Keramika 1 (“Ceramics 1”), ULUPUH (Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts”), Belgrade
1973 – Keramika 2 (“Ceramics 2”), ULUPUH (Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts”), Rijeka
1973 – Art Jugoslawien (“Yugoslav Art”), Starnberg (Munich)
1974 – Art Pavilion, Zagreb, Likovna umjetnost u NOB-u Hrvatske (“Fine Arts in the Croatian Anti-fascist Resistance Movement”)
1974 – Fünf Künstler aus Zagreb (“Five Artists from Zagreb”), Hannover
1974 – Romanička kuća (“Romanesque House”), Poreč, Izložba umjetničke keramike (“Exhibition of Ceramic Art”), Stella Skopal (independent exhibition)
1976 – Dom Jugoslavenske narodne armije (“Yugoslav People’s Army Hall”), Zagreb, Izložba keramičke sekcije ULUPUH-a (“Exhibition by the Ceramicist Section of the Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts”)
1976 – Primošten Elementary School, Primošten, Umjetnička kolonija Primošten (“Primošten Art Colony”), Izložba grafika, skulptura i keramike “Exhibition of Prints, Sculptures and Ceramics”)
1977 – Likovni susret Subotica (“Subotica Fine Arts Session”), Subotica, 3. trijenale keramike (“3 rd Ceramics Triennial)
1977 – the Šibenik City Museum exhibition hall, Šibenik, Umjetnička kolonija Primošten (“Primošten Art Colony”), Izložba grafika, skulptura i keramike “Exhibition of Prints, Sculptures and Ceramics”)
1978 – Fine Arts Gallery, Osijek, Žene – umjetnice partizanke (“Female Partisan Artists”)
1978 – Jewish Historical Museum, Belgrade, Svečana akademija i izložba povodom 30 godina rada Muzeja (“Special Academy and Exhibition for the Museum’s 30th Anniversary”)
1978 – Arcade Gallery, Ljubljana, Aktualnosti iz suvremene hrvatske keramike (“Current Tendencies in Contemporary Croatian Ceramics”)
1984 – Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, Suvremena hrvatska keramika (“Contemporary Croatian Ceramics”)
2000 – Gallery of the Jewish Community of Zagreb, Zagreb, Građa za monografiju (“A Database for a Monograph”), Stella Skopal’s exhibition for the 65 th anniversary of her first independent exhibition
Awards
1937 – Paris, silver medal at the World Expo
1959 – Faenza, special distinction at the International Exhibition of Ceramics
1968 – Zagreb, special distinction for the artist’s work awarded by the Socijalistički savez Konferencije za društvenu aktivnost žena (“Socialist Alliance of the Conference for the Social Activity of Women”)
1970 – Zagreb, honorary medal by the General Assembly of the City of Zagreb
1975 – Zagreb, the Vladimir Nazor Life Achievement Award
1975 – Zagreb – special distinction for social work and contribution to the fine arts for the anniversary of the establishment of the Croatian Association of Visual Artists of Applied Arts
Valloris – special distinction by the Conference for the Social Activity of Women in Zagreb
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