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Terra Museum

With the opening of the Terra Museum in Kikinda in December 2017 in the former manège building of the Kikinda military barracks, the decades-long desire and plan of the founders of the International Symposium of Terracotta Sculptures – Terra, to organize a permanent exhibition of sculptures in the city where they were created was finally brought to fruition.

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Specialist Studies

Since 2018, in cooperation with the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, the Terra Atelier is the venue of a terracotta sculpture specialist study programme, a unique study programme in Europe and the world due to decades of experience accumulated during the history of the Symposium.

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Open-Air Museum

Our plan is to turn the green area that belongs to Terra into a park in which large-scale sculptures are placed on display. It is an ambient in which.

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Sculpting Courses

Our plan is to launch courses for art lovers from all over the world who wish to try their hand at sculpture (terracotta, ceramics, maiolica)...

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Education

For decades back, in the month of May, the Terra cultural institution takes over the role of a teaching base for students and their teachers from numerous countries in Europe and the world. Pedagogical activity and cooperation...

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Center for Fine and Applied Arts Terra