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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.
Latest news
OPEN CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS: Audience Development Workshop
Heartefact invites cultural workers from the independent scene from North Macedonia to apply for a two-day workshop focused on practical audience development skills. This activity is supported by the Culture for Development project of the Government of Switzerland and is implemented by Heartefact Fund.
Premiere of the play “Art&Money” at Heartefact House
On Thursday, November 27, the play “Art&Money” premiered at Heartefact House in Belgrade. Written and directed by Swedish artist Freja Hallberg, and performed by actresses Vanja Ejdus and Milica Stefanović, the play tells the story of an impossible love affair between art and capital—of loneliness and the quiet cruelty of needing something you cannot live with.
Premiere of the play “Art&Money” by Swedish director Freja Hallberg at Heartefact House
On Thursday, November 27, at Heartefact House in Belgrade, the play “Art&Money” will have its premiere. Written and directed by Swedish artist Freja Hallberg, the play features actresses Vanja Ejdus and Milica Stefanović. It tells the story of an impossible love affair between art and capital – a performance about loneliness and the quiet cruelty of needing something you cannot live with.
We are looking for the Regional Communication Lead!
As Heartefact enters a new phase of development and digital transformation, we are seeking a person who will help us connect diverse layers into a coherent, living communication system that supports our work and community across the region.
Heartefact Fund is looking for the Financial and Administrative Grant Assistant!
Heartefact Fund is looking for the Financial and Administrative Grant Assistant to support the implementation of the Culture for Development project in North Macedonia. The project is supported the Government of Switzerland and is implemented by Heartefact Fund from the end of 2024 to the end of 2028.
Sarajevo Premiere of the Play “They Are All Gone” Held at SARTR
Following its Belgrade premiere in May this year, the Sarajevo premiere of the play “They Are All Gone” by Doruntina Basha, directed by Andrej Nosov, was held on November 11 at the Sarajevo War Theatre SARTR. The production is part of the official program marking the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica, through which SARTR and its partner organizations highlight the importance of remembrance culture and artistic testimony. Additional performances are scheduled for November 12 and 13.