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Through the 1990s: The Unexpected Heritage of Novi Sad project, we look at the current heritage of the nineties from a certain time distance. Artistic interventions in the open by street artist TKV and an exhibition, that make up this project, will give voice to discriminated groups of migrants, the poor, the young, members of […] |
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Migration of Souls is a unique literary pavilion in Europe and an opportunity for literature to bring together other types of art. The exhibition by the same name: “Migration of Souls – Novi Sad in Books”, is connected to the traditional Book Salon in Novi Sad and will be organized in the Great Hall of […] |
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Božo Vrećo, a stunning performer, author and composer of sevdalinka, heart-breaking love lyrics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, will hold a concert within the Migrations programme arch in the City Concert Hall on 15 March at 6 p.m. and at 8.30 p.m. This lyric tenor with a huge vocal range provokes storms of enthusiasm and inspiration […] |
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Through the programme called Gastro Migrations, we will visit different European regions in the hopes that food will provide an occasion to ponder upon otherness and differences. By listening to music from different regions performed by European artists, and by fusing taste and sound, the Migrations programme arch will symbolically come to an end. The […] |
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On the first day of February, a multimedia exhibition ‘Where Migrations End: From Roman Pannonia to Today’s Vojvodina’ will be opened within the Migrations programme arch, at the Museum of Vojvodina. In the 1950s in the villages of Srem, not far from Novi Sad, some precious archaeological artefacts from the mighty Roman Empire were discovered: […] 
In February, the gallery of Matica Srpska will mount an exhibition of Serbian and European artists whose works bring the questions of the historical and contemporary meaning of migrations to the foreground. Paintings will be arriving in the European Capital of Culture from major national and European art galleries and museums, creating a space not […] 
MigrArt presents works by contemporary artists, designers, and illustrators from several European Capitals of Culture: Bodo, Rijeka, Esch, Veszprém, and Novi Sad, who reinspect the history of migration in their countries, the changed official historical data, as well as the chronology and their personal experiences through these works. Going beyond the official historical background, works […] |