At the illustration exhibition of the Center for promotion of Science in Belgrade, visitors can see the works of 28 illustrators, designers and artists published in the popular science magazine “Elements”. Through nine thematic units, the audience can learn about numerous unexpected connections between science, our everyday life, worldview and society as a whole.
World Music Day was introduced for the first time in Paris on June 21st, 1982, called Fête de la Musique, and over time this day was accepted by a large number of countries in the world. It has been celebrated in Serbia for several years, mostly in Belgrade, and the National Museum Kraljevo is joining it this year, with the intention of organizing musical programs every year on World Music Day.
At the exhibition, the audience will have the opportunity to see over 1,200 examples of metal and paper money from the Numismatic Collection of the National Museum Kraljevo, spanning a wide time span, from the 5th century BC until the beginning of the seventies of the last century. We are talking about money starting from the ancient period, through the money of medieval Serbia and its neighbours, to European money from the 14th to the 18th century. A special part is the money of our countries of the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as money from other continents of the same chronology.
The film, based on the script by Stefan Andrejić, shows the life of Prince Lazar, from his birth in Prilepce until his death in Kosovo, and the transfer of his relics to the Ravanica monastery. Eminent experts in the fields of social history, military history, church history and archaeology speak in the film. The author and director of the film is Marko Marinković.