Exhibition Her Circle at Mikser Festival

At this year’s Mikser Festival Women in Architecture present the exhibition Her Circle : Women’s work in architecture of the 20th century in Serbia and Montenegro.

The exhibition was prepared in collaboration with the Novi Sad based research project Women Architects of Novi Sad, and in co-organization with Mikser and  Kolektiv gallery which will host the exhibit from  08 until 18 June 2016. Rich and varied material, gathered during the Belgrade and Novi Sad respective research projects on this topic, as well as with the help of many institutions and individuals, will showcase to visitors a particular history of architecture in Serbia and Montenegro from 1900 until today.

Exhibition authors are Milena Zindović, Andrea Tamaš Dačić and Ivan Stanojev, and the sponsor to whom we owe great graditude is Arhi.pro.

Exhibition opening will be held Wednesday, June 08 at 6 pm in Kolektiv gallery, 53 Karađorđeva street, Belgrade. Guided tour through the exhibiton has been scheduled for Sunday, June 12 at noon.

Besides the exhibition, Women in architecture are participating in Mikser Festival also as part of the “Mikser Talks: Womenal!” program with the discussion Her Circle:Women in urban design, architecture and design, which will be held on Saturday June 11 with beginning at 1 pm.

he focus of this year’s Mikser Festival is threefold. In the spotlight, under the umbrella of topics of “sensitive society,“ are female creativity and gender equality, as well as the refugee crisis and possible directions for integration into European society, and, lastly, the opening of a platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas.

Female creativity and equality between male and female principles, which are different in character but of equal value, are topics that will occupy the majority of the program of this year’s Mikser Festival. Numerous exhibitions, presentations, debates, performances, and films will present the public with the visionary ideas of female authors, especially in the fields of architecture and design. While these have contributed significantly to the improvement of our everyday lives, their contribution remains insufficiently or completely unrecognized.

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