Serbian second largest city, Novi Sad, is counting down the days when it will hold the European Capital of Culture title, being the first city from a candidate country for EU to bear this accolade. Most of the programme that will be divided into eight programme arches in the title year has now been revealed.
Novi Sad 2022 – European Capital of Culture Reveals Its Programme for the Title Year Read More »
The first meeting with partners was held in Ringkøbing (Denmark) within the Culture Up project, aimed at increasing capacities of cultural institutions outside the city centre and in rural areas, and which gathers nine representatives from five different countries.
First Meeting About the Culture Up Project Held in Denmark Read More »
The just-completed evaluation by the independent team of evaluators of the Faculty of Philosophy and Faculty of Sciences of the University of Novi Sad showed that the Kaleidoscope of Culture keeps getting better ratings from audiences each year.
More Than 90% of Visitors Rated This Year’s Kaleidoscope of Culture as Great Read More »
Happy, angry, sad, mystical, with strands of colourful hair, red round noses and hilarious shoes – what kind of associations do you have? The clown is one of the most authentic theatrical styles, in which the actor does not have tricks in the bag that he can rely on, but is alone, naked with his
Artist in Residence Lee Delong: Novi Sad Will Shine like a Lighthouse Next Year Read More »
‘They Live-Student Lives Revealed through Contextual Artistic Practices’ project began with the implementation in September and will last until 30 April 2022, as part of the official programme of the European Capital of Culture.
There are exactly 100 days left until the moment when Novi Sad will officially be the European Capital of Culture. After moving the title year from 2021 to 2022, due to the coronavirus pandemic, as the only European Capital of Culture that was moved for just one year, while the other cities moved for two,
The Countdown Begins –100 Days to the European Capital of Culture Title Read More »
The ’Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ project was shortlisted for the European Trend Brand of the Year 2021 at the upcoming European Cultural Brand Awards, which will be awarded for the sixteenth time in Dresden, on 11 November 2021.
The citizens of Novi Sad will have a chance to see the installations of two young artists from Kaunas who arrived in Novi Sad within the Artist in Residence exchange programme of the ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ project. The works will be shown within the week of applied arts of the Kaleidoscope
The fourth Kaleidoscope of Culture, which started on 2 September is still ongoing, has again moved the boundaries of the culture of togetherness on which it is based. It will be closed with the third Design Pavilion, which will be opened on 1 October at 8:22 p.m. The Design Pavilion is being implemented within the last week of the Kaleidoscope
The Pavilion of World, European and Local Designers Closes the Kaleidoscope of Culture Read More »
A three-day training, intended for representatives of non-governmental organisations in the field of culture and freelance artists – ‘Possibilities for Financing Through EU Funds’ was held in the Egység Cultural Station (Antona Čehova Street no. 4) from 22 until 24 September 2021.
The Last Round of ‘Possibilities for Financing from EU Funds’ Trainings Finished Read More »
