Cinematography
Three Serbian films in Venice
At the 83rd Venice Film Festival, three films are competing in the production of which Serbia participated, which is an exceptional success of our cinematography.
Successes of Serbian cinema
Our films in Sarajevo and in Venice
There will be 10 films from Serbia at the Sarajevo Film Festival, and one in Venice. It was directed by Jelena Maksimović, the first director from Serbia in Venice after 60 years
Venice Biennale
Fire in the Serbian pavilion at the Venice Biennale
The fire in the Serbian pavilion in Venice broke out during renovation works
Film
Venice Film Festival: The return of celebrities to the big door
The Venice Film Festival is an unmissable event for all film lovers. This year, it is expected that it could even surpass the festival in Cannes - and not only because of the many celebrities who come to the Lido.
Unsustainable tourism
Five euros, mate
Starting today, entry to Venice costs five euros. "It is important to us that the city is less congested, and that should deter the arrival of day tourists on a certain day," explains the mayor of one of the most visited European cities, while civic initiatives believe that a five-euro entrance fee will not improve the quality of life of Venetians
Inheritance
The National Museum did not buy "Venice" by Nadežda Petrović
The Commission for the acquisition of museum objects of the National Museum estimated that Venice would not systematically complete the permanent exhibition of this institution. According to available information, this painting by Nadežda Petrović is valued at around 150.000 euros
Culture
Venice will celebrate Marco Polo for three years
The commemoration of the 700th anniversary of Marco Polo's death has begun, which will be a message of hope, peace and brotherhood from Venice, where a special regime for tourists has been in force since June.
World cultural heritage
Venice introduces tickets for tourists
There are often more tourists than residents in the center of Venice. Mass tourism has begun to threaten the historical identity of the city, so UNESCO is considering taking appropriate measures
News
Vladimir Nikolić: I wanted to give up on Venice
The Serbian pavilion at the Venice Biennale was declared one of the ten best, yet Vladimir Nikolić, the author of the exhibition Walking with Water, which represents us at this world-important art event, did not participate in the opening ceremony. He believes that the organizer of the performance, the Museum of Contemporary Art, i.e. its director, is not competent for such a project
News
Open Venice Biennale: Reality brought to abstraction
"Walking with Water", Vladimir Nikolić's exhibition that represents contemporary Serbian art at the Venice Biennale this year, tells the story of the relationship between technology and nature. The Croatian exhibition is dedicated to today's post-truth era and its content will depend on current news, while the Montenegrin one builds an experience similar to a sci-fi story about possible futures.