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calendar Gala Concert Of Zubin Mehta And The Belgrade Philharmonic 10 July – Kolarac – 8 pm
Exhibition Of Student Drawings “Paris Seen Through My Eyes” As part of the month of Francophonie 2021, the Department of Romance Studies at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad organized an art competition for primary school students on the topic “Paris seen through my eyes”. The jury consisted of Dr Predrag Lojanica, painter, and doc. Dr Vanja Manić Matić decided to award prizes for the best artwork to the following students: 1st place - Andjelina Ilic (Elementary School “Stevan Sindjelic”, Army) and Lena Kojadinovic (Elementary School “Dusan Jerkovic”, Uzice) 2nd place - Sara Bojić (Elementary School “Vuk Karadzic”, Smederevska Palanka) and Natasa Leto (Elementary School “Vladislav Ribnikar”, Belgrade) 3rd place - Maja Mukić (Elementary School “Miroslav Antić”, Palić) and Marko Špišak (Elementary School “Avram Mrazović”, Sombor) The French Institute in Novi Sad presents an exhibition of awarded works and other participants’ works in the competition.
The Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra proudly announces a concert with Zubin Mehta, the most famous conductor in the world, to be held on 10 July, in the Great Hall of the Kolarac Endowment. The event of the year, also the tenth meeting of the maestro and the Philharmonic Orchestra, has been planned and expected for a long time and will be dedicated to Beethoven and Brahms. “I am extremely happy and proud to return to one of my favourite orchestras - the Belgrade Philharmonic, which I have known since 1958. We have a long-term friendship behind us, during which we created a shared history,” said the maestro.
58th October Salon - Belgrade Biennale 25 June – 22 August Various locations
The largest part of the exhibition of the 58th October Salon - Belgrade Biennale - which will include over 140 works of art, about 40 new productions and 20 artistic interventions in public space - will be presented at the Museum of the City of Belgrade in Resavska 40b, at the galleries,
the park of the Museum of Yugoslavia and numerous public locations in the city. It is planned to include television and radio platforms in this year’s edition as exhibition spaces.
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