Mane Radmanović (Belgrade, 1976) is a visual artist and graphic designer. He studied at the College of Fine and Applied Arts and at the University of Applied Arts in Belgrade. Radmanović’s interests revolve around visual arts and experimental approaches to graphic design, as well as in education and numerous graphic-design workshops that he teaches at festivals and conferences across Serbia and the region. As well as graphic design, Radmanović is active as a photographer and is a member of the contemporary photography collective Belgrade Raw.
His graphic design practice spans more than two decades and includes diverse successful projects, most notably in the field of independent culture and in collaboration with cultural institutions (galleries, museums, cultural centres). In 2018, at the “Griffin”, regional competition for the best graphic design he received a recognition award for his continuous authorial contribution to graphic design in the independent cultural and contemporary art scenes in Serbia. In 2021 he won the main “Griffin” Award. To date, he has had 9 solo exhibitions and over 30 group exhibitions in Serbia and abroad. In 2023 HDD (The Croatian Design Society) held a retrospective of Radmanović’s work in Zagreb. The exhibition entitled “Independent and Interdependent: 20 Years of Design for the Cultural Sector” rounded off a major chapter in his creative practice dedicated to the independent cultural scene. He lives and works in Belgrade.