Kiosk – Platform for contemporary art is non-governmental, non-profit organization working in the fields of arts and culture. Kiosk facilitates and supports cooperation between artists and cultural operators from all fields of contemporary art. It believes innovative artistic activities foster openness and provides better understanding of the social and political difficulties underlying modern society.
Museum of Objects is an initiative to collect, archive and present personal memories of the Serbian citizens of the 1990s period and to create the public space for a dialogue about the period marked by traumatic changes and events in Serbia.→
The Family Album project was realised as a participatory artwork, in which our interlocutors got to create representative images of themselves and their families – from selecting the photographs to deciding how the family would be photographed at the end. With this work method, we tried to avoid as much as possible imposing any pre designed image of the Roma community, hoping to make the family members’ stories available to the wide public.→
*The exhibition entitled The Most Beautiful Building is based on new artistic productions that examine space, history and the present condition of the Belgrade Cooperative building from different aspects.*→
‘Displacements’ project has been initiated as a collaborative platform to explore the principal aspects of contemporary art production and live performance in digital space.→
INTERSECTION: Intimacy and Spectacle was a special curatorial project of the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space in 2009-2012.→
As a starting point, curators chose the phenomena of the Youth Day celebrations and it’s closing ceremony – Slet. The concept the exhibition explores is the nature of collective memory and the perception of historical heritage. Newly produced artworks, created by young artists for this exhibition, are displayed together with well-known pieces by established artists.→
Project is inspired by the public talk organised within the project Extravagant bodies: Extravagant minds and aims to open the dialogue on the topic of mental health through art production in Serbia.→
Mural The Clock is created in 2011 under the patronage of Old City Municipality, on the facade of the primary school Mihailo Petrović Alas in Gospodar Jovanova street no. 22 in Belgrade.→
The project is conceived as a communication platform that is aiming to establish the dialogue with the large number of participants while creating participatory art work.→
The Festival's visual program concept carry's on the initiative from BELEF 08 and continues to explore the possibilities of contemporary art production in public spaces.→
Undisguised preoccupation of BELEF 08 is how to change the visible countenance of the city through artistic intervention and leave the marks of the summertime festival events in everyday customary paths of passers-by, transforming them into permanent artistic exhibits.→
Seven arts organizations throughout the Western Balkans collaborated intensely throughout 2009 in an exchange of local artists whose task it was to talk to random citizens in the cities, towns and villages of a participating country that was not their own. Everyone was asked the same question: What do you think will change or disappear in your everyday life when your country joins the European Union? The answers collected, photographed and displayed are intended as a barometer of the concerns, fears and aspirations of the citizens of this region, who – through their participation – contributed to the creation of an alternative cultural history as an artwork in itself.→