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The concert of French music, ‘walk through Paris’, workshop for children, film screenings, professional guidance – citizens of Novi Sad will have a chance to see numerous interesting accompanying programmes within the exhibition of works by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec in the Svilara Cultural Station this week. The interest in Lautrec’s work is constantly increasing. During […]

Crowded cultural institutions and cultural stations, famous names in the world of art, actors and musicians from the former Yugoslavia, four festivals, the monument of peace – during last month, more than 8000 citizens of Novi Sad visited specific programmes and events that promote peace within the ‘Fortress of Peace’. The fourth programme platform of

Take a glimpse at the Assembly of Vojvodina and find out why it is important heritage of modernism, within the third Walk through the Assembly, scheduled for 8 July at 4 p.m. All who are interested can apply here: http://bit.ly/skupstinasetnje3 During the professional guidance, visitors will have a chance to see the premises of the

The Danube as inspiration, humour and common language – this gathered artists who worked on the ‘Danube Cartoons’ international touring exhibition, which will be held in Novi Sad in the Svilara Cultural Station on 6 July at 7 p.m. The exhibition will be opened until 15 July, and the entrance is free. The Danube is

The spirit of France for the next three weeks in the Svilara Cultural Station. During the exhibition of more than 20 posters by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, world famous French painter, graphic artist and illustrator, the interesting follow-up programme will be organised in the Svilara Cultural Station from 3 until 20 July. In addition to official

The crowded Svilara at the opening of the exhibition of the French artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec showed that Novi Sad bears the title of the European Capital of Culture rightfully, and that the preparations for 2021 are intensifying. After the opening ceremony, the visitors had a chance to see more than 20 of Lautrec’s works,