British independent music label The state51 Conspiracy and Mascom company have set up a €50,000 fund called "StayCreative", aiming to help musicians overcome the...
A large number of public figures attended the party celebrating the launch of website Nova.rs.
Nova.rs is a website under the umbrella of TV channel...
Rationality and precision define German building culture. Yet with the success of ecological architecture it is also developing new emotionality and lightness
Visionary, poetic, and with a powerful connection to nature, contemporary Japanese architects have painted the world’s landscapes with some of the most awe-inspiring homes, museums, cultural institutions, and contemplative spaces. We look at six Japanese architects taking on the world stage
Government of Serbia and the Embassy of China in Serbia hosted Chinese New Year's Fair on Kalemegdan Fortress.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade,...
In collaboration with Galerija '73, the Association of Friends of Algeria hosted the grand opening of an exhibition of paintings by Algerian painters of...
Embassy of Israel headed by the Ambassador H.E. Alona Fisher Kamm hosted Hanukkah candle-lighting reception at the ambassadorial residence.
Ambassador Alona Fisher Kamm welcomed Minister...
Every year, from February to March, Carnival in Venice is held. Hundreds of thousands visit Venice during Carnival, to admire the incredible Venetian costumes and masks that can be seen walking around in Venice
Japanese contemporary artists are currently creating some of the most extraordinary, thought-provoking artworks. Determined to set their own rules, these prolific inventors have transformed the global art landscape with their uncompromising visions and trendsetting artistry
Kada sam osnovao Arhipelag, u proleće 2007. godine, želeo sam da sa autorima i saradnicima, partnerima i prijateljima oblikujem prostor u kome će čitaoci imati mogućnost izbora
When I founded Arhipelag in the spring of 2007, I wanted to work with authors and contributors, partners and friends, to form a space in which readers would have the possibility to choose
Contemporary Art in Poland has always provoked huge controversy and extreme reactions. Often misunderstood and used by right-wing politicians to favour their radically conservative views, it has electrified not only the art world, but also the general public – to such extent that damage to works or their removal were common, as were exhibition closures and protests in front of artistic institutions. Politicians, clerics, artists and critics – the whole country has been involved in the national discussion. There is always something much more important hidden behind accusations of profanity and that the artist is simply seeking notoriety. The works described in this article weren’t created to be scandalous, but rather to draw attention to significant issues and problems that are still present within Polish society
“The most effective way to accompany Serbia on its way to the EU is through cultural exchange at eye level – no amount of financial support can replace that” says Austrian Cultural Forum Director Adrien Feix
An Austrian-Serbian archaeological team has proven at a site near Lebane that the Balkans represents a key-zone for understanding the past of the European continent, especially of central Europe and modern-day Austria
In Austria there were 6.09 million tickets sold for more than 15,000 theatre performances in the 2014/2015 season. With just over 8.5 million inhabitants, this is categorical evidence of Austria’s obsession with the theatre. The great theatres of Vienna sold more than 3.8 million tickets, with a population of just 1.8 million inhabitants, while in 2016 the Republic of Austria gave impressive funding of €200 million to its theatres
