1961. ZAGREB: Youth Center Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings and pastels
1963. BELGRADE: Pedagogy Museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels
1967. BELGRADE: Museum of Applied Arts, Vladimir Bogdanović: Graduate exhibition
1968. PARIS: Bonneville Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels
1968. COPENHAGEN: Frederiksborg Slot, Vladimir Bogdanović: Pastels
1972. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Yugoslav army, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings, graphics and drawings
1973. VRBAS: Art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings
1973. KIKINDA: Culture center, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings
1974. NOVI SAD: Art Salon ‘Tribina mladih’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages
1974. ZAGREB: Forum gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings
1974. NOVI SAD: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages and drawings
1975. NOVI SAD: UPIDIV Gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Collages
1978. BELGRADE: Belgrade Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1979. NOVI SAD: Art salon ‘Tribina mladih’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1980. ZAGREB: Gallery ‘Spektar’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1980. VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1981. SOMBOR: Gallery ‘Artistic autumn’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1983. NOVI SAD: Gallery ULUV, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1985. SARAJEVO: Gallery ‘Roman Petrović’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1987. SPLIT: Art salon ULUH, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings, Petar Curcić: Graphics, Vera Zarić: Paintings
1987. ZAGREB: Gallery ‘Spektar’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (selection 1980-1987)
1989. NOVI SAD: Gallery of Contemporary Art, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1981 – 1989)
1992. NOVI SAD: Little art salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits (pastels)
1994. NOVI SAD: Gallery ‘Most’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings (1981-1994)
1996. NOVI SAD: Gallery ‘Cesla’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings and drawings (1958-1996)
1997. NOVI SAD: Gallery ‘Matica srpska’, Vladimir Bogdanović:Retrospection (1958-1996)
1998. TIMISOARA: Gallery Dure, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
1998. VRŠAC: National museum, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings retrospection (1958-1998)
1998. NOVI SAD: ‘Matica srpska’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Portraits of Matica srpska presidents
2000. NOVI SAD: Art club, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
2000. SMEDEREVSKA PALANKA: Culture center gallery, Vladimir Bogdanović: Drawings
2000. NOVI SAD: Gallery ‘Isidora’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Four paintings – Four books
2001. NOVI SAD: Hotel ‘Park’ salon, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – ‘Signs in the park’
2003. VRŠAC: City library, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999-2003)
2004. SREMSKA MITROVICA: Gallery ‘Lazar Vozarević’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings (1999 – 2004)
2005. NOVI SAD: Gallery ‘Matica srpska’, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings
2012. NOVI SAD: City museum of Novi Sad, Vladimir Bogdanović: Paintings – Memorialis liber
The works of Vladimir Bogdanović are part of numerous private collections at home and abroad (Amsterdam, Stocholm, Rome, Venice, Milan, Piacenza, Paris, New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Montreal, Moscow, Addis Ababa, Harare, Warsaw, Krakow, Vrotslav, Raciborz, Podgorica, Herceg Novi, Skopje, Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula, Sarajevo, Banja Luka). One or more of his works are in possession of: Matica srpska Gallery, Novi Sad / National museum, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Belgrade / Museum of Contemporary art, Novi Sad / Gallelry ‘Boško Petrović’ – Studio ’61, Petrovaradin / City museum of Novi Sad / Matica srpska, Novi Sad / Srem museum, Sremska Mitrovica / ‘Sterijino pozorje’, Novi Sad / Gallery ‘Artistic autumn’, Sombor / National museum, Vršac / Gallery ‘Cesla’, Novi Sad / Gallery ″9 + 1″, Stara Moravica / High school ‘Isidora Sekulić’, Novi Sad / Autonomous province of Vojvodina Assembly, Novi Sad / Contemporary gallery of Artistic colony Ečka, Zrenjanin / ŠOSO ‘Milan Petrović’, Novi Sad /Graphics cabinet JAZU (HAZU), Zagreb / University and national library, Zagreb / Steel company Sisak, Sisak / Gallery ‘Spektar’, Zagreb / Gallery ‘Forum’, Zagreb / Museum of Contemporary art, Twardagora (Poland) / Museum of Serbian art, Lorev (Hungary) / Gallery Dure, Timisoara (Romania) / Frederiksborg Slot, Copenhagen (Denmark).