“SYMBIOTIC COLLECTION” – WORKSHOP ON PERFORMING ART IN PUBLIC SPACE WITH IRENA LAGATOR PEJOVIĆ AT MSUCG PARK
As part of the accompanying program of the exhibition "Montenegro Today," and within the segment "The Landscape Watching Us," MCAM is organizing a workshop on performing art in public space with artist Irena Lagator Pejović, titled "Symbiotic Collection." We invite all art enthusiasts to apply for the workshop, which will be
PROMOTION OF THE PUBLICATION FOR THE EXHIBITION “MONTENEGRO TODAY” HELD AT THE HOUSE OF THE KING’S GUARD
Last night, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro held the promotion of the publication "Montenegro Today," which accompanies the exhibition of the same name. This exhibition aims to explore and showcase the diverse artistic practices of the contemporary Montenegrin art scene. PhD Vladislav Šćepanović, Director of MCAM, emphasized that the
PROMOTION OF THE PUBLICATION “MONTENEGRO TODAY” ON THURSDAY AT THE HOUSE OF THE KING’S GUARD
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro announces the promotion of the publication accompanying the exhibition "Montenegro Today." The promotion will take place on Thursday, July 4th at 8 PM, at the House of The King's Guard. The event will feature speeches by PhD Vladislav Šćepanović, Director of MCAM, Marina Čelebić,
TANJA BAKIĆ’S POETRY EVENING HELD AT THE HOUSE OF THE KING’S GUARD
Last night, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montenegro held a poetry evening with Montenegrin poet Tanja Bakić at the House of The King's Guard. Bakić shared her rich creative experiences with the audience, her visits to international literary festivals, and announced her upcoming poetry collections. Bakić spoke about inspiring moments
AUTHOR’S EVENING WITH TANJA BAKIĆ THIS THURSDAY AT THE HOUSE OF THE KING’S GUARD
On Thursday, June 27, at 8 PM, an author's evening with poet Tanja Bakić will be held at the House of The King's Guard MSUCG. Tanja Bakić, born in 1981, graduated from the Department of English at the Faculty of Philosophy in Nikšić with a thesis titled "Influences of William Blake's
MONTENEGRIN PAVILION AT THIS YEAR’S VENICE BIENNALE RECORDS GREAT SUCCESS AND ATTRACTS ATTENTION FROM PRESTIGIOUS INTERNATIONAL MEDIA
Since the opening of the Biennale, the Montenegrin pavilion has been visited by more than two thousand visitors, including many distinguished guests and art experts. Notably, Hans Ulrich Obrist, one of today's most influential curators, visited and shared his experience on Instagram, further promoting the Montenegrin pavilion. The executive producer of
THE EXHIBITION “MONTENEGRO TODAY” – THE COUNTRY FINALLY GETS ITS EVALUATION SYSTEM AND MUSEUM TREATMENT
The exhibition "Montenegro Today," where works by over a hundred contemporary Montenegrin artists will be showcased across five locations in Podgorica, represents the image of an emancipated state that finally gets its evaluation system and museum treatment. This was announced at a press conference of the Museum of Contemporary Art of
EXHIBITION “MONTENEGRO TODAY” – THEMATIC RESEARCH WITHIN CONTEMPORARY MONTENEGRIN ART
The exhibition "Montenegro Today" is one of the most significant projects that MCAM is undertaking this year, launched in September 2023 with the aim of showcasing research that, through curatorial interventions, highlights the connections, parallels, differences, and potentials of diverse artistic practices. The exhibition will take place in five venues: the
PROMOTION OF MIJO MIJUŠKOVIĆ’S MONOGRAPH HELD AT MCAM GALLERY
Last night at the MCAM Gallery, a promotion was held for the monograph of Mijo Mijušković. The speakers at the event were Dr. Anastazija Miranović, President of ICOM, the International Council of Museums in Montenegro, Dr. Nikola Marković, and Nikolina Zuber, curators of Mijušković's exhibition currently on display at MCAM. "Stone
Promotion of Mijo Mijušković’s Monograph at MCAM Gallery on Friday
On Friday, May 17, at 7:00 PM, the promotion of Mijo Mijušković's monograph will take place at the MCAM Gallery. Dr. Anastazija Miranović, president of ICOM's International Council of Museums in Montenegro, Dr. Nikola Marković, and Nikolina Zuber, curators of the exhibition, will speak at the event. "It is known that artists