Ukiyo-E between Pop Art and (Trans)cultural Appropriation: On the Art of Muhamed Kafedžić (Muha)
I have the pleasure to announce that my article – unintentionally – is the first “Report from the Field” feature of Transcultural Studies journal (2017, no. 1), published by Heidelberg … Continue reading
Nemanja Čađo, OPNA / MEMBRANE (text, 2014/16.)
Tekst napisan 2014, objavljen na slovenačkom povodom otvaranja izložbe u Zelenici (Rog) u Ljubljani 09.08.2016. Ispod možete videti tekst na srpskom i engleskom jeziku. Text written in 2014, published in … Continue reading
Eko-utopije Nikole Lalovića
Koji je ovo svet? Neki prošli, u kojem ljudi nisu bili toliko destruktivni prema svojoj okolini? Neki paralelni, koji je krenuo drugim, eco-friendlyputem? Neki budući, ili čak sasvim vanzemaljski? Kako god … Continue reading
Trans-Cultural Dialogues (2012-2017)
Dear fellow travellers and followers, even though our activity stopped after El Medreb we decided to leave a trace of what we have been doing during these years and … Continue reading
Naučno-fantastični Beograd (Beokon 2018.)
Beokon festival, dan 3 (nedelja, 04.11.2018.) u Domu Omladine Beograda 17:30 – Naučno-fantastični Beograd: Enki Bilal i Aleksa Gajić Kako Beograd zamišljaju autori (naučne) fantastike? Šta se promenilo, a šta … Continue reading
“One Day You Will Miss Me” in Belgrade, by Julia Gaisbacher
Join us at Goethe-Institut Belgrade on Thu July 5th at 19:30h! The artist Julia Gaisbacher will present a series of images from her piece “One Day You Will Miss Me” … Continue reading
Science Fiction Belgrade (Enki Bilal & Aleksa Gajić) + Belgrade Cooperative time travel story (text for Not Afraid of the Ruins, part 2)
Science Fiction Belgrade Imagining different realities in the works of Enki Bilal and Aleksa Gajić June 18, 2018 by Srđan Tunić This essay is the second in a “mini-series” of … Continue reading
Science fiction between utopia and critique (text for Not Afraid of the Ruins, part 1)
Science fiction between utopia and critique On different perspectives used in science fiction narratives, situated knowledge, and how discontent is useful by Srđan Tunić This essay is the first in … Continue reading
Klub Putnika: “Bantustan, Afrika, knjige, putovanja, pričanje priče i koferi koje uvek nosimo sa sobom”
Čitajući sjajan putopis “Bantustan” u izdanju Kluba Putnika, nešto je u meni proradilo, tačke se povezale, emocije i sećanja navrnuli napolje, i tako pričajući sam sa sobom kroz pisanje, odlučio … Continue reading
“How does it work?” Cultural Networks Management (master thesis 2017)
Graduated (take #2), hope I’m a bit smarter… 🙂 You can download the thesis here. Key words: cultural networks, management, participation, Cultural Innovators Network. … University of the Arts … Continue reading
STAW BLGRD – Street Art Walks Belgrade project
Sometimes you meet people with whom you just can’t wait to work together. That opportunity came in autumn 2016 when Ljiljana Radošević and I decided to start a street art … Continue reading
Memory Overproduction: Turbo Sculpture and the Bizarre Statues of Belgrade (Balkanist magazine)
A curious array of monuments have been cropping up all over Belgrade recently, with statues of Andy Warhol, a Stalinist poet from Kazakhstan, and a late dictator from Azerbaijan all already raised … Continue reading
