The ‘Kizuna’ Exchange Programme Takes Art Historian and Curator Ksenija Marinković to Japan
Ksenija Marinković, art historian, independent curator and founder of the ‘X VITAMIN’ gallery in Belgrade, will implement study and research work within the trip to
Implementation of the ‘Hold My Hand’ project – Connecting the City and its Surroundings
‘Hold My Hand’ (Drži me za ruku) project, which symbolizes decentralisation of culture and connecting the city and its surroundings, comprises the sculpture in front
Željko Grulović: Media is Oriented Towards Mainstream Culture, Contemporary Art is not Visible Enough
The ‘Contemporary Context’ project begins on Thursday, 17 September. It was designed as series of talks with the artists and cultural workers who currently live
‘10th Novi Sad Children’s Summer’ in Cultural Stations Svilara and Egység
This year, the youngest creative workers, will have a chance to follow diverse artistic programme, as well as to participate in numerous workshops in cultural
Contemporary Circus Camp for Children in the in Cultural Stations Mlin and Rumenka
From earliest times, circus presented joy and magical escape from reality. Acrobats, clowns, and jugglers made tents a world with different place to live, and
Korzo Offers an Online Concert of the Famous Piano Duo on The Kaleidoskope of Culture
This year, traditional Korzo, one of the key events of the Kaleidoscope of Culture, which has been giving its space – one of the central city
Three Tickets for the Opera – Musical Play and Workshop for Children in the Mlin CS
Three plays, inspired by the work of Peter Lund, Hilary the Witch Goes to the Opera, along with the workshops for children aged 5 to
Call for Non-Institutional Scene for Writing Projects
A three-day professional trainings entitled ‘Possibilities for financing through the EU funds’ intended for non-institutional organisations in the filed of culture, independent artists and cultural
Surreal, Warm and Touching Sounds of Oboe on 11 and 19 September in Egység
Expressiveness, warmth and tenderness – these are the words that describe one of the oldest instruments, and according to Guinness, one of the hardest to
