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Following a successful theatre season during which Heartefact productions premiered or toured in New York, Milan, Brussels, Stockholm, and Skien, the summer at Heartefact House is marked by the beginning…
Rather than staging resistance as spectacle, the piece asks who the “small people” behind the “big protests” really are, and how ordinary participation has shaped both individuals and society….
One of the biggest differences the organizations describe is having the opportunity to focus on themselves, not only on the next project. Several organizations also spoke about something less tangible…
As part of the Swiss-supported Culture for Democracy (CfD) project, Heartefact launched the Job Shadowing call 2026, aimed at strengthening the capacities of independent cultural organizations through knowledge exchange, practical…
As part of the third cycle of the Human Rights Leadership Program, running from 2024 to 2026, Heartefact has awarded nine new grants to organizations across Serbia working on the…
Less than a month after my visit, the places where I had watched films, attended theatre performances, exchanged ideas, and formed friendships – were damaged, destroyed, or no longer exist….
The residency offers emerging playwrights from Central and Eastern Europe dedicated time and support to develop new dramatic works, while fostering artistic exchange and regional collaboration….
Andrej Nosov for the Alliance for Socially Engaged Arts reflects on the potential of the arts to heal old wounds….
Heartefact House officially opened in June 2022 with the premiere of Our Son. After more than ten years of staging productions in various theatres and venues, Heartefact’s performances finally found…
The Alliance will be hosting a free webinar to explore: key findings from our four-month research process into the practices, business models, trends and emerging futures of socially engaged arts…
Participants from all three generations of the Human Rights Leadership Program gathered in Belgrade on 8 and 9 June for the annual alumni meeting dedicated to exchanging experiences, strengthening connections,…
The call is intended for final-year students and young professionals interested in documentary film, contemporary art and culture, media, socially engaged practices, cultural production, and regional cooperation and exchange initiatives….
Bringing the performance to the Western Balkans carried particular significance. In a region where queer and trans communities continue to face exclusion and limited visibility, No Apologies! offered a space…
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….
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…
This June, Heartefact brings No Apologies! to Skopje, presenting the internationally acclaimed performance by Emma Frankland as part of the No Apologies! Balkan tour….
The residency will take place in September 2026 and will culminate in a presentation of short works during the international Divadelní festival Kutná Hora (Kutná Hora Performing Arts Festival)….
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…