Novi Sad Voluntary Service is a winner of the National Volunteer Award, due to their great contribution to facing the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic. The award is given by the Responsible Business Forum and Smart Kolektiv individuals, companies and organisations who were prominent in the field of volunteering during the last year. The expert […]
The ‘Novi Sad 2021 – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation invites representatives of non-governmental organizations in the field of culture and individuals, freelance artists and interested cultural workers, to apply for a three-day professional training called ‘Possibilities for Financing Through the EU Funds’, which will be held in the Egység Cultural Station from 24 to
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Novi Sad, but also the literary scene of the entire former Yugoslavia has lost two big names – Milan Nenadić and his wife Ileana Ursu Nenadić, who were tragically killed. Both were award-winning writers, who left behind numerous works of poetry, translations, essays, literary criticism, inseparable parts of the literary and cultural heritage of this
The ‘Novi Sad 2022 – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation has opened a call for the ‘Making Art that Matters!’ training, which will be held in Novi Sad from 12 – 18 April. Deadline for application is 19 March 2021 till noon.
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‘Galway 2020 – European Capital of Culture’ invited young and creative people, aged 16 to 30, to be part of the ‘Eye on the Edge’ festival that will be held across Galway, Ireland and Europe, this year, from 23 until 25 April.
The call for young designers from around the world was opened within the first annual competition ‘Kengo Kuma & Higashikawa’ KAGU Design Competition. Pre-registration lasts until 27 February, and the application period lasts from 25 until 31 March.
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i-Portunus programme was created in order to support mobility of artists, creators and professionals in the field of culture in all countries participating in the Creative Europe Programme, including Serbia. Its main focus is to connect artists and to support international cooperation.
The Almaš Neighbourhood, one of the five cultural centres that are being preserved, restored, and improved within the preparation of Novi Sad for the title year, has become a part of the prestigious Faro Convention Network of the Council of Europe.
Public Calls for the programme in the title year, which the ‘Novi Sad 2021 – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation launched in December 2020, ended on Friday, 12 February, at 4 p.m., which was the application deadline.
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The deadline for applying to public calls, which the ‘Novi Sad 2021 – European Capital of Culture’ Foundation announced during December 2020, has been extended to 12 February 2021, no later than 4 p.m.
