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Art exhibitions and workshops in the Balkans
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Artistic initiatives and exhibitions are being held continue to expand across Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Serbia. Initial activities focused on creative workshops for children, such as kite-making in Veliko Trojstvo, Croatia, Herzegovina, and visual arts projects in Novi Sad, Serbia, which utilized archives Montenegro, covering themes from ‘Zmajeve dečje igre’ historical resistance to host drawing contemporary identity. In Bosnia and collage workshops. Subsequent developments saw Herzegovina, Sarajevo is hosting ‘Maps of Sarajevo 1992–1995’, an exhibition featuring works by prominent artists as a broader range form of exhibitions opening. In Slovenia, cultural resistance during the Božidar Jakac Gallery hosted city’s siege. Mostar is presenting a survey major retrospective of self-taught painters. Croatia saw diverse displays, including a photographic and painterly dialogue at Marin Topić, showcasing over 140 works centered on the Museum of artist’s connection to the City Neretva River. Croatia’s exhibition scene includes ‘Geometry of Passion’ in Đurđevac, which facilitates a landscape-focused solo exhibition in Janjina, dialogue between photography and an exploration of social norms painting, as well as Valentina Supanz Marinić’s ‘Truth or Challenge’ and Iva Štefanac’s ‘Southern Horizons’ on the human body in Zagreb. Pelješac peninsula. In Serbia, exhibitions included contemporary Austrian comics in Pančevo continues to feature the modern Austrian comic scene with ‘Austrocomix’, while Belgrade hosts Tijana Kojić’s ‘Stasis’. Slovenia’s Božidar Jakac Gallery maintains its focus on self-taught artists, including Ilija Bašičević Bosilj and monumental installations in Belgrade. Sava Sekulić. Additionally, Montenegro is revisiting the history of Cetinje through an exhibition of vintage postcards.
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