Mira Brtka's retrospective exhibition in Rome was evaluated as an event of cultural diplomacy. In Beijing, the Museum of Contemporary Art hosts an exhibition of conceptual art, and in Paris, before the start of the Olympic Games, archival material on Serbian Olympians was presented.
There are currently three major exhibitions going on in the world that represent Serbia: two days ago in Rome, a retrospective exhibition of the works of Mira Brtka was opened in the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, in the Cultural Center of Serbia in Beijing the exhibition "Public Body" of the Museum of Contemporary Art will continue until this Wednesday, and the exhibition "From Antwerp to Seoul" in the Cultural Center of Serbia in Paris will be open until Friday.
Paris
The reason for the latter is undoubtedly the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. Archive documents are on display that talk about the participation of Serbian Olympians from 1920 to 1988 as representatives of the joint Yugoslav state (Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes / Yugoslavia and Federative People's Republic / Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia). This period includes the VII Summer Olympic Games in Antwerp (Anvers) to the XXIV Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, which were also the last games in which representatives of the great Yugoslav state participated.
Peking
The exhibition "Public Body" in Beijing focuses on the presentation of the performance actions of artists of conceptual art that developed in the late sixties and during the seventies in Serbia.
Works from the collection of MSU artists Marina Abramović and Katalin Ladik, and artists Slobodan Era Milivojević, Nedeljko Neša Paripović, Zoran Popović and Balint Sombati were presented.
Kidney
Mira Brtka, whose exhibition in Rome will be open until September 8, just started her artistic career in that city. The organizers say that this return of Mira Brtka to Rome is an effort to repay her for everything she has done since the sixties of the last century on the art scene of Rome.
Her retrospective exhibition "The future is behind us" was set up in the 1000 square meters of exhibition space of this prestigious Roman cultural institution and shows capital works from Mira Brtka's oeuvre - paintings, sculptures, film work and fashion design, a representative selection of Mira's famous dresses - works owned Mira Brtka Foundation from Belgrade.
The exhibition was assessed as an event of cultural diplomacy and is part of a wide program of initiatives foreseen by the Agreement on Cultural and Educational Cooperation between the Governments of Serbia and Italy, approved in 2012.
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