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10 Nov

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21 November, 7:00 PM @ Barabar Centre – Hotel Grand, 4th Floor The play is based on the novel by Katarina Mitrović, directed by Đorđe Nešović, with dramatization and adaptation by Isidora Milosavljević. Featuring Aleksandra Arizanović, Julija Petković, and Nevena Kočović. The piece follows a young, uncompromising woman who returns to her hometown shortly before her thirtieth birthday, unprepared to admit her personal failures or the reasons for her return. Through intense encounters with family and friends, she is forced to confront not only this wound but also numerous scars from her childhood. ...

10 Nov

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1. November, 3:00 PM @ Barabar Centre – Hotel Grand, 4th Floor The exhibition features works by Ivan Šuletić, titled "Falsa Immagine," and by Nemanja Joković & Mihaela Vučinić, titled "Do you want to flatten all layers before saving?" Ivan Šuletić is a Belgrade-based visual artist whose work spans drawing, painting, installation, sculpture, and video. He has exhibited widely in Serbia and internationally, including the 60th Belgrade October Salon, and has received several awards for contemporary drawing and painting. Nemanja Joković and Mihaela Vučinić are emerging young talents and students, bringing fresh perspectives to contemporary art. The exhibition opening includes an artist talk, offering insight into the creative processes, concepts, and ideas behind the works on display. The visual program is...

10 Nov

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21 November, 1:00 PM @ Hotel Grand – First Floor The debate "The Future of Relations Between Serbia and Kosovo" focuses not only on political challenges, but also on the lived experiences that shape understandings of peace and conflict. Following the debate, an author’s roundtable will feature writers from the books "The Moment War Started for Me" and "The Moment Peace Started for Me," both published by Propeace. Authors share deeply personal stories and literary reflections on war and peace, showing how individual experiences transcend abstract discussions. The session places personal narratives at the forefront, offering an intimate perspective on the realities of conflict and reconciliation. ...