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The Faculty of Fine Arts holds a crucial position in the Serbian art and cultural scene, promoting the creation of high-level artistic works. Its origins can be traced back to 1921 when the state Art School was established, achieving remarkable accomplishments. In 1937, the Academy of Fine Arts was founded, marking the commencement of university-level education in this field. In 1973, it was subsequently renamed as The Faculty of Fine Arts. Throughout its nearly eight decades of existence, the Faculty has cultivated a rich environment for studio-based practical work, encouraging diverse artistic expressions and fostering experimentation across various domains. Numerous renowned artists from the region have contributed to the Faculty’s legacy, with 16 of them being esteemed members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences.

Currently, the Faculty of Fine Arts accommodates approximately 350 students and employs 57 teachers and associates across all levels of study.

Departments: Painting, Sculpture, Graphics, New Media

University of Fine Arts in Belgrade – www.flu.bg.ac.rs

Jim Thorell’s drawings and paintings embody a blend of nostalgic, fragmented realms. Within his visual universe, the observer’s gaze meanders amidst fluid pastel hues and poetic arrangements.

STICKYHARMONY is a sustainable upcycling brand brought to life in May 2022 by 23-year-old Munich local Naomi Lewis. The startup is currently focusing on unique handmade handbags.

None of the three artists featured in this exhibition is currently living in the city of their birth, and actually not even in their country of origin. Mohsen Baghernejad is from Iran but lives and works in Turin.

Thomas Berra, born in 1986, is part of the emerging wave of Italian painters. Having worked in various studios, including one in Finland, he has now returned to his former studio in Barlassina.

The exhibition called „Absurder Realisums“ features artworks by artist Michael Langer (* August 24, 1929, in Zittau; + April 30, 2022), and it marks Hector Hollein’s debut as a curator.

Born in 1986 in Saarbrücken, Amela lives as a visual artist in Munich. As the daughter of migrants from former Yugoslavia, she grew up bilingual, under the influence of two different cultures.

Ella Raidel is an acclaimed visual artist and filmmaker who has been residing in Asia since 2002. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at NTU Singapore in both the ADM School of Art, Design and Media.

Zong Ning is a Mongolian ethnic artist who adheres to the laws of nature and lives in harmony with water and grass. His works reflect his way of life and art is his embodiment in the world.

Künstlerhaus, one of the oldest artist associations in the country, with nearly 500 artistic members, all diverse in terms of age, forms of expression, has since October 2022 a new artistic director.

The review recounts a visit to a monographic exhibition in PAC Milano. The critic gets obsessed with eight expanded monitors, which show a cycle of works of Ancarani entitled Memories for Moderns.

On Friday we are making the last preparations to go out the night. Today is the first day of the Hyperreality Festival for Club Culture in Vienna. First, we want to enjoy the last Friday ever in Tonstube.

O. Adesanya is a self-taught artist and designer originally from Nigeria, who is currently based in Vienna. He takes a multidisciplinary approach to exploring concepts such as identity and principles.

9 female artists and 22 male artists. If Trouble Was Money is another exhibition by the 1976-born curator that explores the question of the now. To what extent have the last few years influenced or changed us?

I want to write a review of Imaginaciones radicales—an exhibition about Mexican LGBTQ+ art at the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City—because I have a crush on one of the artists.

Penny Rafferty’s work stands for a social, collaborative, and open-ended, unpredictable approach to technology and advocates for putting culture before structures. The writer kicks off Vienna Creative Days.

The new exhibition „Pleasure to burn“ by Belgian artist Simon Demeuter, presents a new series of paintings, specifically created for this exhibition. In them, we can see the recurring motif of the cowboy.

Nina Carini was born in Palermo in 1984 and her education took place between the Academy of Fine Arts of Verona and Milan and the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts of Lyon.

‘Louise Konrad’ was founded by way of creative self exploration. Konrad’s drive to create bold, classic designs was second nature and has continued to evolve into a brand that promotes individuality.

Zhang Wuyun was born in Shenyang in 1981 and studied at the Affiliated High School of China Academy of Art and Luxun Academy of Fine Arts. Currently, he creates and lives in Hangzhou.

Caro Jost and Tom Rebl show the world that art and fashion have always been intertwined. A fashion show with models, who themselves come from the creative scene half-ad-libbed poses.

Yi Lian specialized in media art works including video, installation, photography, and so on. He is good at setting up a theater in the darkness by scheduling lightning to reduce the depth of the space.

It all starts at Operngasse 4, from where a Shuttle bus takes us to Neuhaus in Carinthia – the location of the private art museum Museum Liaunig. A unique leading exhibition awaits us there.

Aimi Kaiya, is a talented self-taught artist residing in the vibrant city of Bangkok, Thailand. Though she originally pursued a degree in Clinical Psychology, Aimi’s true calling was found in the realm of art.

Young Prophecies and Machines are two series that developed from a mound of suddenly and unexpectedly found children’s drawings by the artist Jeremias Altmann. They came to light only in 2009.

By redefining perception, and exposing the relationships and boundaries between subjects, substances, systems, and worlds, we perform this ongoing immersive act. You might need to find a way to ‘enter’.