On the tenth anniversary of the earthquake that hit Kraljevo on November 3rd, 2010, the exhibition by Oleg Romanov, senior curator of the National Museum Kraljevo, is one of the programs marking the institution's jubilee, 70 years of existence and work of the National Museum Kraljevo.
The exhibition by Tatjana Janković, senior librarian of the National Library “Vuk Karadžić” from Kragujevac, through photographs and documents, along with untranslated testimonies of staff, provides insight into the work of one of the most important missions from the Great War period in Serbia.
Preserving the memory of the Minister of War and Army General Božidar Terzić, a famous local benefactor and a great military leader, the Museum of the Rudnik-Takovo Region prepared an exhibition dedicated to this famous general from Gornji Milanovac which follows his life, both public and private.
With the exhibition of Slobodanka Danka Pribaković Kostić, the National Museum Kraljevo is paying a tribute to its first conservator and the first academic painter from Kraljevo after her death in 2020.
In the works of Sanja Latinović, thematic preoccupations are primarily focused on problematizing the complex position of the functioning of the individual today, on our everyday confrontations with numerous and different forms of social determinism, imperatives, pressures. Dealing with the emotional and psychological dimension of these relationships, the artist presents and articulates her views in unpretentious, reduced visual solutions / performances, shaping them into a kind of metaphor about syndromes, conditions, processes that characterize the complex global social picture.
The exhibition includes “Toys and Social Games in socialist Yugoslavia from the Collection of Vladimir Radojičić and the Collections of the National Museum in Kraljevo”, and its authors are historians Mirjana Savić, museum advisor, Nemanja Trifunović, curator and ethnologist Sofija Pršić.
The most important and traditionally oldest exhibition of children's art in our city is being organized this year for the 46th time, but for the first time since its founding after a one-year break.
Petar Stojanović, a Serbian composer and performer, was extremely recognized on the international scene, whose compositions, which relied heavily on late romantics, contributed to his success outside the borders of his country. Aleksandar Sedlar, as a composer who also studied abroad, has the opportunity to provide his views on issues related to European heritage, the influence of late romanticism on today's work as well as the place of Serbian chamber music within these parameters.
Facebook, Instagram, likes, search and scrolling are the inspiration for new works by Kraljevo artist Jovana Banjanac called “Post”. From this internet fund, the artist begins research that leads to the interpretation of ecosystems, dealing with the environment, nature and future survival.
The author of the monograph, Dragana Božinović, will introduce the audience to the rich intellectual development that the family of Nadežda Petrović achieved through three generations during the 19th century. The connection of Nadežda and her family with Karanovac / Kraljevo, where the artist lived in the period 1879-1884, will be especially emphasized.
Žiča Spiritual Assembly “Transfiguration” is a significant national cultural event that this year marks 30 years of existence. Hence, the program begins with the ceremonial opening of the exhibition “Transfiguration – 30 Years of the Žiča Spiritual Assembly”, as well as the exhibition “Our Fellow Citizen Queen Draga – Between Glory and Anathema” of the Museum of the Rudnik-Takovo Region from Gornji Milanovac.
Sanja Martinović Dugulu, a native of Vrnjačka Banja, after graduating from the Music School “Stevan Mokranjac” in Kraljevo, completed her undergraduate and master's studies at the piano department at the Music Academy of the University of East Sarajevo. She is active as a performer, accompanist and pedagogue and the winner of numerous awards in these activities. She is living and working in Istanbul.
