Series of Lectures:
PRIMAL ART: PAINTINGS ON ROCKS, PAINTINGS ON BODIES
SKC Gallery (Students’ Cultural Center), Bulevar Zorana Ðindica 152a, Novi Beograd
Nataša Njegovanovic-Ristic, art historian, senior curator
Explorers and Research of the Saharan Neolithic Painting Complex
Monday 28th Septembar at 7 p.m.
Timeline of Painting and Painting Techniques
Wednesday 28th October at 7 p.m.
Body Art in Africa
Friday 27th November at 7 p.m.
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Multimedia presentation: History and Culture of Brasil
NOVEMBER – MONTH OF BRASIL at the Museum of African Art
Thursday, November 5th, from 10 p.m.
As part of the SEMANA DA CULTURA BRASILEIRA, and in collaboration with CENTRO CULTURAL SENZALA DE CAPOEIRA, the Museum presents:
Multimedia presentation: History and Culture of Brasil
Lecturer: Mestre Claudio Danadinho (professor of philosophy, capoeira master)
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Barbara Hardaway
Les Enfants de Gorée |
African-American art and culture
Friday, 24th July 2009
In view of the Obama phenomenon, and the world-wide popularity of „black“ music, as well as the permanent influences of African/African-American heritage on global mainstream culture, the Museum of African Art has conceived a program dedicated to African-American art and culture. On this occasion the Museum hosts Dr Barbara Hardaway, visiting artist and university professor from Washington D.C., as well as Dr Aleksandar Bošković from the Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade. The program will include a documentary on African-American painter and collage artist, Romare Bearden, followed by a an outdoor video/music presentation of the „Playing for Change“ international music project.
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Series of Lectures:
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF AFRICA
The Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation, Studentski trg 5,
Tuesday 28th April at 6 p.m.
African Ivories
Narcisa Knežević-Šijan, arh historian
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Series of Lectures:
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF AFRICA
The Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation, Studentski trg 5,
Tuesday 21th April at 6 p.m.
Bronze Sculpture and Ancient Kingdoms of Africa
Narcisa Knežević-Šijan, arh historian
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Lecture - Neolithic Anthropomorphism:
Approaching the Body in the Balkans (from the 7th to the 5th millennium B.C.)
Museum of African Art, Andre Nikolica 14,
Wednesday 15th April at 7 p.m.
Visiting lecturer: Goce Naumov (MA)
(Institute for art history and archaeology The University of Skopje, Macedonia)
The lecture focuses on the visual categories employed by the Neolithic people in the process of understanding their bodies as well as the ways they used their bodies in different contexts to imply certain ideas. A number of figurines, anthropomorphic vessels, house models and furnaces from the Balkans will be presented, thus implying a wide range of mediums that used the human body and affirmed it as an adequate means for expressing crucial symbolic concepts of Neolithic populations. |
Series of Lectures:
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF AFRICA
The Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation, Studentski trg 5,
Tuesday 14th April at 6 p.m.
Body Art in Africa
Nataša Njegovanović-Ristić, arh historian
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Series of Lectures:
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF AFRICA
The Ilija M. Kolarac Foundation, Studentski trg 5,
Tuesday 7th April at 6 p.m.
Prehistoric paintings of the Sahara
Nataša Njegovanović-Ristić, arh historian |
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