The Ministry of Culture is seeking sanctions against Andrej Josifovski the Pianist, because of his intervention at the monument to Stefan Nemanja. The artist says - it hurts them that I did it in front of their noses
As N1 learns, David Martel, the Italian pianist who played in Nis during the blockade of five bridges on Saturday, will have to leave Serbia by Wednesday because, according to the police, there is a well-founded suspicion that he will not use his stay for tourist purposes.
Street art artist and architect Andrej Josifovski Pianista painted the Black Flower with tempera on the pavement of Republic Square in Belgrade, in the dimensions of the canopy at the entrance to the Railway Station in Novi Sad. And then City Cleaning came and cleaned everything
"We met at the station and I have to notice that he is not as brave as when he was brandishing a pipe. I hope that now the prosecution will have 'enough' reasons to detain him," says Andrej Josifovski
"Art has won again," Andrej Josifovski, known as the Pianist, tells the "Vremena" portal
The famous artist Andrej Josifovski wrote on the pedestal of the monument in front of the Assembly of Serbia "Mom, how is it that horses rode people?!"
Belgrade is the only capital city in Europe that does not have a wastewater treatment system and discharges all of it into the Sava and Danube rivers. Due to planned and unplanned urbanization, it is no longer possible to implement previously planned solutions. While waiting for new proposals, the artist Andrej Josifovski, known as the Pianist, performed the performance "The Bloody River" in order to, as he told the "Vremena" portal, shake us out of the frenzy in which we have been for a long time.
The artist Andrej Josifovski admits to the portal "Vremena" that his inspiration was not feminism, but a motive to remind that architecture is a sublime art. As he says, this profession is currently at an unenviable level. He believes that it is an important message to paint a mural of a woman, an intellectual who fought for true values, in the center of the city
The Ministry of Culture and the Kolar Foundation have agreed that the prize for the young pianist will be named after the boy pianist, one of those killed in "Ribnikar". The citizens' petition that initiated this change is not mentioned
