Belgrade art workshop Bora organized a celebration of the arrival of spring in 2001, on March 20, at the Zoo.
Dragana Nikoletić, a member of Bura, exhibited her sculptures of birds under the name "Bura birds and friends". These are not, in fact, classic sculptures, they look like toys, big and small, and they are made from a wide variety of everyday materials and objects, found on the street, scraps, etc. The guest Bura was a group Unexpected Silas...
Bora aims to unite the region: the countries of the former SFRY, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Albania into an internet magazine that will follow cultural, political and everyday events of importance to the people of this area. She wants to bring people together in exhibitions, concerts, joint plans.
Numerous guests also enjoyed a huge cake in the shape of a goose.
Even though the season is over and the technical employees have nothing to do, the director of the Šabac Theater ordered them to come to work every day, because that's according to the law. Until now, she has not decided according to the law
A Nation Bathed in Blood, Paul Auster's latest book published by Geopoetics, based on personal experience, explores the problem of mass murder.
As part of the Capital of Culture project of Serbia, a hall was opened in Šećeranski Park in Zrenjanin with money intended for the decoration of parks, not for culture, for which this country has no money.
The Belgrade Philharmonic is celebrating its one hundred and second birthday in Dortmund, not only because it does not have its own building even in those years, but above all because it is part of the "Rahmanjin Marathon"
Dear Heddle's painfully honest biographical diary "Matthias" about the life of his son, a scientist at Yale, who committed suicide
The dramatic appeal of United Media employees shows what can happen when the media is controlled by the regime and corporations. It is happening in Serbia now. If the audience does not recognize this, an even blacker media darkness threatens
Aleksandar Vučić now has only the old, proven methods of classic dictatorships left, because these modern methods of insanity and poisoning the public are failing. And that, however, goes against his head
Vučić is not defending the state, but himself from the state. With a drum on his back and a guitar in his hands, this man-orchestra performs two or three of the same songs without hearing, with falsifications and falling out of rhythm. His government and politics are like that. In short - dangerous for the environment
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