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"Heartefact strengthens critical awareness and builds an open and free society."
Heartefact is dedicated to fostering a creative, critical and responsible rethinking of emerging artistic, social and political issues and phenomena at national, regional and European levels. HF is advocating new models of production, regional cooperation and alternative forms of education.
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Exhibition of Personal Stories from Marginalized Communities “There’s Room for Everyone” Opened at Heartefact House
The exhibition “There’s Room for Everyone”, part of the campaign of the same name, was officially opened on Thursday, September 4, in the lobby of Heartefact House and will be available to visitors until the end of September. Photographs of various marginalized communities in Serbia, staged inside an elevator, are accompanied by personal testimonies of participants, highlighting that diversity should not be a reason for exclusion, but rather an opportunity for solidarity.
Students from Serbia visited the Short Theatre Festival in Rome within the European project Fabulamundi – New Voices
As part of the final phase of the European project Fabulamundi – New Voices, in which Heartefact and partners from about ten countries have been participating over the past two and a half years, we organized a visit of students from Serbia to the partner festival Short Theatre in Rome. The visit took place from September 5 to 7, during the 20th anniversary edition of this renowned festival.
The project “Culture for Development” announces to the public the names of the projects that received support within the first call!
The grants for cultural and artistic projects are awarded for the development and implementation of socially relevant contemporary art projects that contribute to the enrichment of culture and promote diversity in artistic practices and expressions, address critical social issues, and encourage community development.
Heartefact’s Play Again at the Noorderzon Festival in the Netherlands
Heartefact’s play How I Learned to Drive, directed by Tara Manić, continues to push boundaries with its appearance at another international festival, the prestigious Noorderzon Festival of Performing Arts & Society in Groningen, Netherlands.
Young Artists and Activists from Serbia Visited Festivals in Pristina and Prizren as Part of Heartefact’s Visiting Program
As part of Heartefact’s Kosovo–Serbia Visiting Program, we organized a visit in early August to festivals in Pristina and Prizren for a group of young artists and activists from Serbia. During the visit, the participants had the opportunity to attend three major cultural events in Kosovo – the 24th edition of the DokuFest International Documentary Film Festival in Prizren, the 6th edition of the Sunny Hill music festival in Pristina, and the 5th edition of the Autostrada Biennale, an international contemporary art festival.
The Play How I Learned to Drive Performed at Ulysses Theatre on the Brijuni Islands
This year, Ulysses Theatre celebrates a significant milestone – 25 years of existence and creation on its unique open-air stages, located on the Croatian island of Brijuni near Fažana. Over two and a half decades, the theatre has built a distinct artistic identity by blending the natural beauty of its surroundings with a powerful dramatic expression, all while remaining committed to its mission of fostering artistic dialogue, freedom, and experimentation. Heartefact proudly joined in marking the theatre’s 25th anniversary season!