Painting of the seventh mural within KROKODIL's initiative Free the Streets/Free the People was recently completed in Čačak. This work by the artist Vuk Đurić was realized in one of the neighborhoods in Čačak (corner of Mila Ivkovića and Veselina Mikića streets), and was created...
During the last weekend of May, artists Barbara Dimić, Kerim Mušanović, Marija Šoln, and Goran Todorović painted four murals in the courtyard of Olga Petrov Elementary School in Padinska Skela, while the fifth mural was a result of collaborative work by the students of the...
On Thursday, September 14, in the KROKODIL Center, we held a conversation and a poetry performance titled "Can traditional poems be queer?" during which we discussed the reinterpretation and reimagining of traditional lyrical and epic poetry in a queer key, LGBTIQ+ activism in Greece today,...
We continued a series of events called Why do you say love? with an event at the Čačak City Library on Thursday, September 14, at 5 p.m. The focus of this gathering was on recognizing usurping and violent behavior in public space, but also on...
The sixth mural realized as part of KROKODIL's Free the Streets/Free the People initiative was painted in Obrenovac from September 5 to 9. We invite all fellow citizens to come to the building in Radenka Rankovića 4 Street, next to the Obrenovac promenade, and see...
Why Do You Say Love? goes on a journey through Serbia! Our first stop is Obrenovac, where Klara Hrvanović, the main actress of the film The Summer I Learned to Fly, and her older colleague, Mladen Sovilj, whom we recently had a chance to watch in...
Poet, translator, dramaturge and playwright from Slovenia, Tibor Hrs Pandur, is KROKODIL's Writer-in-Residence during the month of August, thanks to the Ulysses' Shelter project. Tibor Hrs Pandur (1985, Maribor) is a poet, translator, dramaturge, playwright and teslologist. From 2009 to 2018 he was the editor-in-chief of the...