Aug 11, 2017 | Festival 2014, Newsletter
JAN TRIASKA, Artist Slovakia One of the characteristics of civilized man is a dialogue. Dialogue through fine art allows us to learn not only about the ideas and tendencies in contemporary art but also shows the differencies of approach, topics and individual...
Aug 11, 2017 | Festival 2013, Festival 2014, Newsletter
FRIC RUPREHTER, Artist Austria The catalogues issued during Danube Dialogues in 2013 and 2014 displayed works of some of the Serbian artists in Vienna, initiating a dialogue between artists from Serbia and Austria, as well as cooperation resulting in the exchange of...
Aug 11, 2017 | Newsletter
MARTA KATALIN SZILAGY, Curator of Erlin Gallery Budapest, Hungary Cooperation between Erlin Gallery and Bel Art gallery dates back to 2003. Initially, it was based on mutual belief in art and an effort to overcome border barriers. It has contuinued ever since,...
Nov 1, 2016 | Festival 2016, Newsletter
ART AND GLOBAL INSECURITY Sava Stepanov During August and September of this year, the Fourth Festival of Contemporary art Danube Dialogues 2016 was held in Novi Sad. It involved fifteen solo and group exhibitions of works by artists from fourteen countries of the...
Nov 1, 2016 | Festival 2016, Newsletter
Mladen Lučić: Danube Dialogues have confirmed this year too that they are absolutely up-to-date and that they have a keen sense of time and place in which we live. The very choice of topic Art and Global Insecurity had foreshadowed interesting exhibitions, very...
Nov 1, 2016 | Festival 2016, Newsletter
Venelin Shurelov (Bulgaria): I participated in the exhibition both as a curator and as an artist. I decided to present fragments of my artistic practice of the last ten years, the reason being that the problems in my work are close to the general theme of the...
