 | Part of Avijatičarski settlement has been turned into a large outdoor street art gallery, where you can see the works of local muralists, but also artists from Russia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Belarus, Bosnia, Croatia, Belgrade, as well as children who live there, who participated in the workshop. The works of some street artists from around the world and the region, well-known Novi Sad artists who rarely paint murals are also expected, and there is also an idea with professors from the art school and the academy of arts to have their pupils and students paint some of the walls. The "curator" of the gallery is Shpira, with the selfless help of Milica Mladjenović, Igor, Neda and all the neighbors who live in those buildings. "Actually, Aviation was the mecca of that whole 'graffiti culture' when we started in 1998. Back then there wasn't much graffiti in the city and people kept coming here to look at it. Now we're bringing that 'old glory' back to the place where it all started." [link] [comments] |
| | Part of Avijatičarski settlement has been turned into a large outdoor street art gallery, where you can see the works of local muralists, but also artists from Russia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Belarus, Bosnia, Croatia, Belgrade, as well as children who live there, who participated in the workshop. The works of some street artists from around the world and the region, well-known Novi Sad artists who rarely paint murals are also expected, and there is also an idea with professors from the art school and the academy of arts to have their pupils and students paint some of the walls. The "curator" of the gallery is Shpira, with the selfless help of Milica Mladjenović, Igor, Neda and all the neighbors who live in those buildings. "Actually, Aviation was the mecca of that whole 'graffiti culture' when we started in 1998. Back then there wasn't much graffiti in the city and people kept coming here to look at it. Now we're bringing that 'old glory' back to the place where it all started." [link] [comments] |