During the next year, 2022, three European cities will hold the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg), Kaunas (Lithuania) and Novi Sad (Serbia). On that occasion, yesterday in Kaunas, at an international press conference, the programme concepts of all three cultural capitals were presented.
The week of visual arts of the Kaleidoscope of Culture will be opened in Novi Sad’s Gallery Square, a place that traditionally belongs to visual arts and which in the future will be turned into a space for nurturing existing and creating new lasting values.
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Three cities in Europe will bear the prestigious European Capital of Culture title in 2022: Esch (Luxembourg), Kaunas (Lithuania), and Novi Sad (Serbia).
Three European Capitals of Culture Will Present Their Programmes Online Today Read More »
Dear fellow citizens, we invite you to express your opinion on the events and activities that are being implemented within preparations for the year of the European Capital of Culture.
Survey: What Do You Think About Cultural Events in Our City? Read More »
In addition to the artistic and programme concept, the involvement of the scene and citizens and European themes and artists, a key role in the implementation of the Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture project has a transparent investment in space and programme capacities during and after the title year.
The third week of the Kaleidoscope of Culture turns the Suburbium of the Petrovaradin Fortress into the literature centre, where numerous local and European authors from eight countries will meet, while afterwards, the events will take place across the city within the literature week from 18 until 23 September.
The continuation of the ‘Citizens Thinking’ project was marked by painting canvas bags last weekend on which primary and secondary school students presented the future of Novi Sad. The workshop was implemented on the plateau in front of the Historical Archives of the City of Novi Sad as part of the preparatory activities within the
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Three cultural workers Milica Vukadin, Vesna Pašćanović and Anja Stefanović were selected within the last public call for financial support for local artists and cultural workers for implementation of a study and a research trip to Japan within the ‘Kizuna’ exchange programme.
Milica Vukadin, Vesna Pašćanović and Anja Stefanović Go on a Research Trip to Japan Read More »
The first workshop of the ‘Rewomen – European Women’s Memory’ project, approved within the ‘Europe for Citizens – European Memory’ programme of the European Union, was held in Berlin from 8 to 11 September.
The First Workshop of the REWOMEN International Project Held in Berlin Read More »
The official presentation of the project of national importance ‘Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture’ in Slovenia began in the Parish House in Ljubljana and will last until the end of October.
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