Serbian culture in a general strike

The answer to the question of who does not work in culture today would be simpler and shorter if you had to count - who does. We list only a few examples of both.

For example, the National Museum, which was open during the first general strike in Serbia, on January 24, is open. Some of the employees of the History Museum are taking a day off today, and some of them will be at work. It is the same in most other museums. As for the audience, it seems that no museum is locked

Theaters are mostly closed: "Atelje 212", National Theatre, Opera and Madlenijanumn Theater (with the scheduled play on the small stage), "Duško Radović" Small Theater, Yugoslav Drama Theater canceled both today's performances of its most popular play "Oedipus", UK "Wolf" is not working, at the time of writing this text there was no notification on the website of the Belgrade Drama Theater and the Terazije Theater.

The Yugoslav Cinematheque is not working.

"Chaos" gallery, also with the message "Together with students for a better Serbia", the ULUS gallery is closed, as well as Pop Up gallery, U10, Gallery of the Faculty of Fine Arts. Some galleries begged us to ask them something else.

"Laguna" and "Delphi" have closed their bookstores (except in shopping centers because they are bound to do so by contract), Archipelago Readers' Club and Archipelago Publishing House will not work, Clio also, the doors of the editorial office and bookstore of "Archipelagus" are locked, Booka, Štrik Dereta, Makart. Academic book in Novi Sad.

The Belgrade Philharmonic has been on a general strike since March 3, the Belgrade National Theater Orchestra since March 5, and the Serbian National Theater Orchestra in Novi Sad since the end of February.

The National Library of Serbia is on strike for two days, on Thursday and Friday.