The multimedia event “Mileva: Decoding”, organized by Novi Sad to mark the 150th anniversary of Mileva Marić’s birth, offers a rich and diverse program dedicated to her life, work, and the contemporary interpretation of her legacy. In Čeličana, one of the largest and most impressive restored industrial heritage spaces in the District, the audience will […]
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In her work, she dissolves the boundaries between architecture, visual arts, and the performing arts, creating exhibitions as spatial installations that are not simply places to look at, but experiences to move through. Text, scenography, light, sound, video, and objects intertwine in her projects to form a single, carefully composed whole.Monika Bilbija, PhD, studied architecture
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“Mileva: Decoding” is a multimedia event that Novi Sad, as a UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts, dedicates to the 150th anniversary of Mileva Marić’s birth. It offers a deeper interpretation of her personality and highlights her global significance in a contemporary context. The event will open on December 20 at 7:30 PM at Čeličana,
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From October 15 to 29, 2025, the Parks4All Artistic Residency took place in Novi Sad as part of the Interreg VI-A IPA Hungary–Serbia Programme. During two inspiring weeks, artists from Serbia and Hungary, Dragutin Rajković, Rozina Takacs, Milica Đukić, Jana Panajotović, Damjan Božović, and Barbara Subotić, created artworks in public green spaces, exploring the connection between art,
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The Museum and Science Centre of Oulu, Finland, invites audiovisual artists, as well as professionals and students in programming and game design, to submit proposals for content that will become part of the new Experience Space VISIO, scheduled to open in October 2026. About the Project Experience Space VISIO, opening within the new Tiima Museum
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The city of Karlsruhe (Germany), which holds the title of UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts, invites artists and creatives to apply for two international open calls designed for individuals and collectives working in the field of digital art and projection mapping. Find more details about participation below. BBBank-Award in Projection Mapping To apply for
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Representatives of the “Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture” Foundation participated in the annual meeting of UNESCO Creative Cities in the field of media arts, held from 21 to 25 October in Namur (Belgium), as part of the KIKK Festival – an international festival of creative and digital cultures. Namur, the first Walloon city
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The “Ageless” Festival, a unique artistic event in the region dedicated to raising awareness about discrimination against older people, will take place from October 16 to 18 at the Novi Sad Theatre – Újvidéki Színház. Organized by the Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Foundation, in cooperation with the Drž’ ne daj Troupe and
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The “Ageless” Festival, a unique artistic event in the region dedicated to exploring and raising awareness about discrimination against older people, will take place from October 16 to 18 at the Novi Sad Theatre – Újvidéki Színház. Organized by the Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture Foundation, in cooperation with the Drž’ ne daj
The Foundation “Novi Sad – European Capital of Culture” will take part in the first Knowledge Transfer Seminar in Veszprém, held from 6 to 8 October 2025 within the ECOC Echo project. The seminar will bring together representatives of past, present, and future European Capitals of Culture (ECoC) to explore the long-term impact of cultural