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An interview with artist Naod Zorić by curator Natalija Đuranović on the occasion of the exhibition "Quintessence of Bone." N.Đ: In your art, which speaks of collective identity and heritage, you connect the past with the spirit of contemporary times. How do you interpret the duality of past and present in your

On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 7 PM, an exhibition by renowned Montenegrin artist Naod Zorić will open at Petrović Castle. The exhibition is curated by Natalija Đuranović, who highlights the deep connection between Zorić’s work, collective memory, and Montenegro’s cultural identity. In his artistic practice, Naod Zorić explores the fusion

Last night, the promotion of the catalogue accompanying the exhibition Workers' Club: Between Us was held at the Gallery of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro. The discussion was led by Teodora Nikčević, the exhibition's curator, and Nela Gligorović, one of the project's authors, who shed light on the key themes

Interview with Curator Teodora Nikčević and Project Authors Adrijana Gvozdenović and Nela Gligorović T.N: To start, could you tell us how the idea and collaboration for the project Workers’ Club: Between Us came about? N.G: Our collaboration began within the exhibition Marginalia of the Common or How to Read Yugoslavism in Contemporary

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro is pleased to announce the exhibition Monuments, Plans and Utopias by renowned American artist Sam Durant. This exhibition continues his long-term series Proposals for Monuments, presenting the latest iteration of the artist’s exploration of the postcolonial period, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), the symbolism of monuments, and their role

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro announces the promotion of the catalog accompanying the exhibition "Worker's Club: Between Us," which is currently on display at the MCAM Gallery and will run until February 28, 2025. The promotion will take place on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at 18:00, at the MCAM

N.Đ: Your paintings are based on meditative, abstract compositions that connect symbolic and metaphysical spaces, leading the viewer into introspection and allowing them to continue the cognitive process through personal experience. Can you tell us more about that? T.G: My paintings strive to create a space that invites the viewer to pause, introspect,

The collective exhibition "Silver Splash and Glitter Mash Up" opened last night at the RTCG Gallery. Curator Anja Marković addressed the audience at the opening. The exhibition features works by Ana Aleksić, Anastasija Kostić, Ivana Pejović, Jovana Šarac Dakić, Milica Živković, and Tamara Đurković. “It is absolutely impossible to prevent the

As emphasized by the editors, Nela Gligorović and Adrijana Gvozdenović, this publication represents a joint effort to map the complexity of artistic work, relying on the strength of research, curatorial, and artistic perspectives. "By bringing voices together, our intention is to expose the challenges of the system of multiple exploitation that