Full Coverage: Culture

22.01.2007 Od 22. do 27. Januari vo Studentskiot Centar i klubot Mocvara vo Zagreb se odrzuva tretiot Festival na slobodna kultura, nauka i tehnologija vo organizacija na Multimedijalniot institut. Tema na ovogodisniot festival se radiofrekvencijskiot spektar kako javno dobro, otvorenite komunikaciski standardi i gragjanskoto ucestvo vo sozdavanje na mediumi.

22.01.2007 The third Freedom to Creativity Festival of Free Culture, Science and Technology starts today, January 22, in Zagreb. The Festival, organized by the Multimedia Institute, will end January 27, 2007. The main topic of this year’s festival will be radio frequency spectrum as a public good, the open communication standards and civic participation in creation of media.

16.01.2007 Today, January 16, 2007, the interactive installation Index of Women by Andreja Kuluncic starts in Split, with placating of posters in the urban space. The installation is part of the international “Women in Crossroads of Ideologies” programme, prepared by Ana Peraica and organized by the Croatian Association of Painters, Split.

16.01.2007 Danas, 16 1. 2007. se u Splitu postavlja interaktivna instalacija Indeks žena umjetnice Andreje Kuluncic postavom City Lights plakata u urbanom gradskom prostoru. Riječ je o projektu u sklopu internacionalnog programa "Zena na raskrižju ideologija", urednice Ane Peraice, a u organizaciji Hrvatske udruge likovnih umjetnika, Split.

12.01.2007 A group of Roma children, returned to Serbia from the countries of the EU, with the help of urban culture, decided to change the prevailing stereotypes about the Roma as thieves, street-sweepers and loiterers.

12.01.2007 Grupa romske dece, koja je vraćena u Srbiju iz zemalja EU, uz pomoć urbane kulture rešila je da menja stereotipe o Romima kao kradljivcima, besposličarima ili čistačima ulica.

11.01.2007 On Saturday, January 20, 2007, the Croatian Association of Painters – Split opens an exhibition to mark the start of a one-month programme Woman at the Crossroads of Ideologies, prepared by Ana Peraica. The programme includes exhibitions, film and video screenings, mini-symposium, round-table discussions and the opening of the first women reading room.