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New Series Celebrates Romania's Wild Side
The Travel Channel is to launch new episodes of the "Wild Carpathia" series, showcasing the unspoiled beauty of Romania and featuring Britain's Prince Charles.
Oliver Stone, Alexis Tsipras Join Croatia ‘Subversives’
US film-maker Stone and Greek opposition leader Tsipras will be among the guests at this month’s left-wing Subversive Festival in the Croatian capital Zagreb.
Arts Biennale Kicks Off in Bosnian Bunker
For the next five months the abandoned military underground nuclear shelter in Konjic, Bosnia, will again become a showcase for trends in contemporary art.
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Sculptors Earn Fortunes From Revamp of Skopje
A recent report reveals the millions of euro paid in fees to the sculptors involved in the revamp of the capital called "Skopje 2014".
Exploring the Buildings of the Future
From new trends in European building design to an Oriental journey in the footsteps of Le Corbusier, Belgrade architecture week explores both local and international issues.
New Look Parobrod Re-Opens its Doors
The premises of this cultural institution re-open for visitors following a makeover with concerts on April 18.
Bosnian Director Boycotts Festival Over ‘Nationalist’ Kusturica
Sarajevo’s Selma Spahic has withdrawn her play from this year’s Sterijino Pozorje Theatre Festival in Novi Sad, because it will be opened by controversial Serbian film director Emir Kusturica.
Connecting Up Belgrade’s Rich Past
Over four days, the Days of Belgrade festival offers a wealth of guided tours and shows celebrating the city’s history and culture.
Aida Returns to the Main Stage
A new version of Verdi’s famous opera, based on an Ancient Egyptian love story, premieres in Belgrade in April.
Spotlight Falls on Art of Dance
The tenth Belgrade Dance Festival will be bringing the latest world productions to dance lovers in the capital and beyond.
Serbia’s Culture Sector Seeks Financial Solutions
Local and international culture experts gathered in Belgrade to discuss ways to solve the cash-strapped arts community’s funding problems.
Giant Mother Teresa Memorial to Loom Over Skopje
Leaked photos have revealed the possible visual appearance of the new 30-metre-high memorial dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning nun that is to be erected in central Skopje.
'Skopje 2014' Symbolizes Macedonia’s Frustration, Book Says
The makeover of the capital reveals Macedonia's national weaknesses and frustrations, a well-known professor says in a pioneering scientific study.
Serbian Artist Turns 'Django Unchained' into Comic
Belgrade-born artist Rajko Milosevic, known as R M Guera, is turning the hit Tarantino movie into a 120-page comic.
Experts Lament Serbia’s Cultural Downfall
Serbian cultural experts agree that everyone involved in the country’s arts scene needs to unite in order to influence the state’s cultural policy - as well as to survive economically.
Culture Policy Focus
Visionaries Plan Savamala’s Revival as Art Quarter
It may be a transit zone for truck drivers right now but Savamala was once the beating heart of Belgrade - and will be once again if a group of artists have their way.
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