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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
Hamam Internacionala – Under the Domes
Hamam Internacionala – Under the Domes is a transnational artistic project that traces this lost geography of togetherness: from Debar, Skopje, and Tetovo, through Prizren, Peć, and Pristina, to Mostar, Stolac, Sarajevo, Vranje, Niš, Novi Pazar, and Belgrade.
Supporting Albanian-Language Playwrights: The Playground Mentorship Programme Begins
Following a highly competitive open call and selection process earlier this year, Fatbardha Zyberi and Ardit Dragusha have been selected to develop their original dramatic texts through the programme.
No Apologies! in Belgrade: Heartefact and Atelje 212 present a performance about memory, music and queer histories
This June 9, Heartefact and Atelje 212 present No Apologies! in Belgrade, bringing the internationally acclaimed performance by Emma Frankland to local audiences. The Belgrade presentation will take place within the programme of Mucijevi dani, adding a contemporary performance work to this year’s festival programme.
No Apologies! in Skopje: a gathering of the queer communityaround performance, visibility and alternative archives
This June, Heartefact brings No Apologies! to Skopje, presenting the internationally acclaimed performance by Emma Frankland as part of the No Apologies! Balkan tour.
Open call for the residency programme in kutná hora, Czechia
The residency will take place in September 2026 and will culminate in a presentation of short works during the international Divadelnà festival Kutná Hora (Kutná Hora Performing Arts Festival).
Call for Applications for Job Shadowing Program
Job shadowing aims to build capacities of cultural and artistic professionals in Serbia by providing grants for on-the-job training and learning from practice. This scheme is open to all cultural and artistic sectors, approaches, and work modalities.