In her long-term project Weird Fish Is You, progressive Serbian artist Milica Macanović explores the intimate topography of relationships formed and sustained within the digital sphere—a space where presence is not measured by physical proximity, but by the intensity of communication, projection, and desire. Built from fragments of her own visual and textual self, the […]
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7 December • 7 PM November Gallery • Kursulina 22, Belgrade In The Narcissism of Small Differences, Portuguese artist Pauliana Valente Pimentel turns her attentive, empathetic gaze toward the youth of São Miguel Island in the Azores, a place where tradition, isolation, and contemporary global influences intertwine in unexpected ways. Pimentel does not document the
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12 December • 7 PM Gallery of the National bank of Serbia • Nemanjina 17, Belgrade Le Monde ou Rien (All or Nothing) by Italian photographer Angelo Leonardo is a photographic study of a Milan that is rarely seen, and even more rarely understood. Leonardo travels along the city’s outer ring, a boundary that encloses
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27 November • 7 PM Nikola Radošević Gallery • Delijska 3, Uskočka 5, Belgrade For the residents of Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city, weather is not just a topic of conversation—it’s a mentality and a daily ritual. Known for nearly 200 rainy days a year, damp summers, and unpredictable gusts of wind, Bergen has developed its
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November 22 • 7 PM Nikola Radošević Gallery • Delijska 3, Uskočka 5, Belgrade War Without War is the long-term photographic project of Swiss photographer Meinrad Schade, developed over more than two decades in places where war has, formally, ended—yet has never truly disappeared. His work is a visual portrait of societies that exist in
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November 18, at 7 PM Bioskop Balkan (Braće Jugovića 16, Beograd) In his long-standing search for human stories that often remain invisible, David Tesinsky builds a visual world in which beauty is not found in harmony, but in truth. Different Beauty presents a selection of his most intense photographic journeys: encounters with revolutionary youth in
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The International Photography Festival Vizualizator will take place from 18 November to 15 December across Belgrade, Pančevo, and Sombor, under the slogan Be Present. This year’s edition brings exhibitions by authors from seven countries, accompanied by a rich programme of workshops and panel discussions. With the slogan of its 13th edition, VIZUALIZATOR poses a key
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The tangled web of belonging From November 29 until December 12 on Vizualizator website https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76_btcYnOsU The tangled web of belonging reflects on the complexity arising when a mixed heritage subject is included in an image of whiteness. The tangled web of belonging raises awareness of the mixed subject in photography and in Europe; the subject who is both white and black,
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The panel discussion “Women behind the lens“ engages in question of female perspective and sensibility in photography. This is the first panel in the region that focuses on the work of female photographers. Learn about the differences in work of male and female photographers. There will be a discussion regarding role of motherhood in women’s
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Tara Fallaux is a photographer and film director, born and raised in the Netherlands. She was educated in both Holland and USA in the area of film and photography, after what she begins her career of portrait and documentary photographer. Today she usually combines personal photo and film projects to those commercial ones.Through medium of
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