Serbian Cultural Center “Danilo Kis” invites you to participate in a photography workshop under the name “Migrant Objective”. Within the programme you will learn how to use a camera and you will acquire basic knowledge and skills required for independent photographing and photo editing.
“Her voice sounded like it came out of the deep urban night film noir – from the night that trembles from loneliness and nostalgia, love and separation, of chaos, of longing and abandonment, of the signs of life and breathless, of the shadow which hides a lover and dreams that do not need her, of post-coital melahncholy that you can give the voice just words, and tears flowing on their own – from the night he sifted through and scattered the old turntable speaker – from those exotic, saturated, smoky, gambling, ecstatic night in which her name was Shanghai Lily – from the night that promises love at first sight, a cigarette, a few words and the good old days. ”
Introductory speech by Dr Ivan Čolović, prominent Serbian ethnologist, political anthropologist and founder of the series Biblioteka XX vek at the International symposium “Put a Spotlight on Me! The meaning of celebrities in Central and Eastern Europe”. Organisers: Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU), University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana, 18-19 May 2015
Author: Svetlana Slapšak
Preface to the book “Hourglass” by Danilo Kiš (translation: Seta Knop)
Literary collection Goga, Novo Mesto, 2015
The Hospitality Bazaar, the final event of the Serbian Cultural Centre Danilo Kiš’s project GUEST Hospitality of Culture- The Culture of Hospitality, held on 25th August at the Daktari Club in Ljubljana was a presentation of the achievements in minorities’ training in the promotion of a minority organisation, cultural event and artistic product, namely, minority cultures in general.
Empowerment Of Women In The Labour Market: Media Campaign For Better Information, Education And A More Active Role Of Women
Serbian Cultural Centre Danilo Kiš was on a four-day working visit to the Cultural Centre of Serbia in Paris from 19th to 22nd August 2014, as a part of the GUEST project financed by the European Social Fund and the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia.
The story of an Idrian mine, told by a cave dwarf Perkmandlc, premieres on Saturday, 20th of June at the 34th Festival of Idrian lace.
Andreja Balaz talked to Dr.Sc. Antonija Petricusic from the Deaprtment of Sociology, Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb about national minorities in Croatia and potential progress in the Croatian legislation and practice since Croatia became a member of the European Union.
