A multimedia exhibition by the academic artist Nikola Radosavljević entitled “What happens when your son dies” opened on Friday, June 10, at 12 o’clock in the salon of the Terra Museum. “The whole ambience is a thesis about self-defense, both from place and time and from ourselves. Under the onslaught of various pressures, we are brought into states of acute anxiety and la...
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The exhibition “Galacka” by the artist Delija Prvački was opened in the Terra Gallery on June 3. Delia Prvacki (1950, Baia Mare, Romania) began her creative adventure in the 1970s, shortly after graduating in ceramics from the University of the Arts in Bucharest (1970-75). That is when her early works were discretely based on the tradition of Romanian applied ceramics. From 1978 to 19...
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Just before the end of last year, 2021, the Ministry of Culture and Information, ie the Sector for International Relations and European Integration in the Field of Culture, announced a competition for the selection of works of art for the national exhibition entitled “FREE TO CREATE – CREATE TO BE FREE”, anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights. On that occasion, T...
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The international sculptural-educational professional gathering “Student Camp Terra 2022” took place in the Terra studio from May 9 to 19. During the ten-day event, which was conceived as a professional practice at the Terra teaching base in Kikinda, terracotta sculpting skills were experienced by final year students of art academies from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Cetinje. Sculpture maste...
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