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Ghosts of Vukovar
In the autumn of 1991, as the once-elegant streets of Vukovar were transformed into a wasteland of shattered brick and scorched earth, a handful of rag-tag volunteers—Hungarians among them—stood shoulder to shoulder with Croatian defenders against the onslaught of a mechanized Yugoslav People’s Army. Twenty-five years later,
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This is what the regional pavilions of the Venice Biennale will look like
In the second half of May, the attention of architects, artists and designers will once again turn to Venice for the 18th Venice Biennale, where most of the countries of the region will be represented with installations.
The Venice Biennale of Architecture, the industry’s most important and most artistic
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Everything to know about the Pentagon document leaks!
In the largest leaks scandal of the decade, countless secret Pentagon and NATO documents have come to light. The chaos is huge, but we summarized the most important points.
The world’s attention has been on the Pentagon leaks in April: Pages of highly classified US documents began circulating on
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Is the European integration process moving anywhere?
Serbia's position is questionable not only in the Balkans but also in European integration. Our interview with Igor Bandović, the Director of the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy.
The European integration of the Balkans is in its umpteenth stage–where do you see the process heading? How patient are Balkan
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The historic city center of Belgrade is being rehabilitated
Even the Belgrade Zoo will be moved out of the city center in order to make Kalemegdan, where the Belgrade Castle is located, a World Heritage Site.
Aleksandar Sapic, the mayor of the Serbian capital, recently announced that the process to inscribe the historic city center of Belgrade, Kalemegdan, on
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We’re glad to have you at SKCNS Fabrika in Novi Sad! | Interview with Igor Todorović
Igor Todorović—or as locals know him, Zgro—has been living in Novi Sad since his birth. He has been part of the local underground scene since the end of 1980s, and in the last twenty years, he has been organizing concerts and exhibitions, promoting bands and artists, and publishing
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Pathways in the universe | Exhibitions in Novi Sad
In 2022, Novi Sad will be one of the holders of the European Capital of Culture title, and although the end of the year is quickly approaching, there are still plenty of activities going on, so it is well worth a visit to Serbia’s second-largest city. This time, we
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Green cities reaching for the sky: are vertical gardens the future? | TOP 5
In Western Europe, the rudimentary implementation of vertical gardens and farms was already started in the twentieth century, but only traces of this can be found in the East. Today we are building upwards, but can we farm in this direction?
Vertical farming works indoors, on several levels, moving upwards,
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Biodesign that can reshape the future l TOP 5
The emergence of biodesign brings many innovative materials into different areas of conscious design. Perhaps the most interesting of these are the plant-based, cultivable ones. Here are some creations that combine science and design in unique ways.
Sabrina Komár | Hungary
The artist wanted to express and process her own psychological
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What challenges do the Western Balkans face?
„We still debate history as our reality.”
Once known as the powder keg of Europe, many things changed in the Balkans, but the challenges remained. EU integration, the Russo-Ukrainian war, and the Bosnian and Bulgarian elections are crucial issues at the moment, shaping the Balkans’ future. The Mathias Corvinus Collegium
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Fresh zine selection from the post-Soviet region | TOP5
In the last few years, the zine culture has become widespread in Hungary, that is, the production of art magazines with photographs or illustrations, mainly based on visual content and mostly characterized by creative freedom. You could say that it can be anything: it often revolves around a constructed concept—
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Serbia—the bridge of art between Southeast and Western Europe
Last weekend, Hungary was again the art center of Central and Eastern Europe for a few days: at the Art Market Budapest, exhibitors from four continents gathered in the Bálna on the Danube. The guest of honor was Serbia, whose contemporary art scene was presented by exhibitors and panel discussions.
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Art Market Budapest opens with exhibitors from four continents
Art Market Budapest, the most important art fair in the Central and Eastern European region, welcomes visitors between 6 and 9 October. This year’s guest of honor will be Serbia.
After the difficulties caused by the pandemic, Art Market Budapest is back in full power with more than 16
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A house made of hemp that blends into its environment
This extraordinary building, situated in the Homolje Mountains, Serbia, is the result of an unconventional collaboration: it was designed by the Swiss Bach Mühle Fuchs architecture studio and architect and interdisciplinary artist Ljubica Arsić.
The aim of the architects was the creation of a building that blends into its environment,