Activities

As part of a series of talks on the topic of street art, we hosted representatives of leading festivals from Serbia and Croatia.

In December, we visited colleagues from the organization Urbana Vrana and Centra Rog and had the opportunity to visit the construction site of the new cultural center, visit important locations for the creation of street art and graffiti in the city and agree on some new joint projects.

RTS 2 broadcasted a show that deals in great detail with the development of graffiti and street art in Serbia, in addition to our colleague Ljiljana Radošević, artists and experts from the history of art, music and film participated.

During the traditional Digital November event organized by the French Institute in Serbia from mid-November, residents of Novi Sad will have a unique opportunity to discover Take III – Loving Street Art Belgrade, researched and curated by Ljiljana Radošević. This is the first exhibition of Belgrade street art and graffiti in the newly opened premises of the French Institute in Novi Sad, in the Creative District.

As part of the "Art in Passing" project, the ninth model mural for the blind and visually impaired was installed in Block 45, one of the largest street galleries in the region.

In the French Institute in Novi Sad, on Thursday 22.09. starting at 5 p.m., a panel discussion on the topic "the relationship between institutions and street art" will be held.

On Saturday, June 11, as part of the Good Urban Life program, we held the first five-hour walk, during which we wanted to show the different faces of the street. The "Landscape of City Streets" walk led the participants through street art and pointed out its connection with history.

Five new 3D models of murals for blind and visually impaired people were set up in Belgrade. Whit these new models, Belgrade now has a total of eight 3D murals.

As part of the "Art in Passing" project, five new models of murals for blind and partially sighted people were made, which will be placed in the city center at several locations.

As part of the "Art in Passing" project, five new models of murals for blind and partially sighted people were made, which will be placed in the city center at several locations.

As part of the "Art in Passing" project, a third model mural for blind and partially sighted people was installed in Belgrade, in Cetinjska street.

Through the "Art in Passing" project, which is supported by the Yettel Foundation, we want to bring street art closer to blind and partially sighted people by placing models made with 3D technology.

As part of this year's Belgrade Irish Festival, which runs from March 12 to 20, Irish muralist Holly Pereira will paint a mural at 16 Maršala Birjuzova Street.

As part of the STREET project: From vandalism to art or from love to hate, an exhibition with the same name will be opened in the alternative center Kvaka 22, January 23 at 6 p.m.

It is our great pleasure to participate in the project "Exceptional Women of Serbia" organized by the Embassy of the Netherlands in cooperation with the Center for Women's Studies, the Cultural Center GRAD and nine cities in Serbia.

Bearing in mind that we are all going through challenging periods of changes in the way we organize life and work, and that sometimes it seems that nothing is happening, we wanted to look back on the year that is about to end. Our desire is to show that a strong community, once naive enthusiasm and love for the field we are dealing with can overcome challenges and make progress that is extremely valuable.

As part of the fourth Vračar street art weekend, the first 3D models of murals for blind and partially sighted people will be installed, and art historian Ljiljana Radošević will guide you through street art and graffiti (real and virtual).

The first 3D models of murals for blind and partially sighted people in Serbia were installed as part of the "Art in Passing" project of the Street Art Belgrade organization.