Takeaway Fashion proudly announces the November ECO edition. From 18th to 20th November the Faculty of Applied Arts had welcomed two young Scandinavian fashion designers Rickard Lindquist from Sweden and Daniel Palillo from Finland. Together with the Professor of theatre costume, Ljiljana Petrovic they have done two workshops that were attended by a large number of students. The results of the workshop will be presented in upcoming ECO TAKEAWAY FASHION. We will see what creations have been made by our young creators from organic material and second hand clothes.

Around thirty students from the different departments of the Faculty of Applied Arts in Belgrade will present their eco creations. That are the models made out of organic textile, which students could use thanks to the Bergmans company from Boras in Sweden. During the process of making, they also had to take care of using 100% of the material. We will see the collection of more than thirty domestic designers with their latest work, the majority of it being done in accordance with the subject and have an ecological approach.

By the Eco Chic exhibition and the events that will accompany it, the Cultural Front is opening a completely new chapter on the local scene. Eco Chic exhibition that is made by Swedish Institute starts its journey throughout the world in Belgrade and it is a perfect combination of art, design, ecology and social responsibility.  If you haven’t asked yourself by now what is the link between your intention to purchase new clothing to replace the old and global pollution, then this is the right opportunity to broaden your horizons and at the same time be up to date with the fashion scene on “the top of Europe”.

“Sunny day”  by Aleksandra Stratimirovic is an collection of over four thousand glass medical vials filled with carefully mixed coloured liquids. When taking a couple of steps back the vivid image of a girl appears, standing at a lakeside, with summery blue sky above.

“Sunny day” is the largest size work from the “laboratory” series of the author. After the success with “Girl with icecream”, which was awarded with the first prize on the international competition Targetti Light Art Award, and is part of Targetti Light Art Collection, placed in the villa La Sfacciata in Florence.

In Stockholm, during October this year, Cultural Front has successfully presented 13 artists from Belgrade. Ljudmila Stratimirovic gave lecture at Konstfack on October 20th 2008. She talked about her work sine 90’s, Cultural Front activities and actual design scene in Belgrade.

Two exhibitions, one at LOD gallery and another at Design Studio S were opened on 22nd and 23rd October.

Artist presented in this project: Bojana Nikolic, Minja Tarle, Ivana Rackov, Marija Banjac, Milutin Popovica, Ljudmila Stratimirovic, Ana Jakic Jevtovic, Nenad Stamenkovica, Vesna Kracanovic, Nina Nikolic, Ivana Cemerikic,Magdalena Klasnja and photographer Stanislav Milojkovic.

Balkan Beat music conference will gather for the first time on one place music publishers, promoters, managers, musicians and journalists from this region. Idea is to try to find possible way of collaboration in region, connection between promoters and festivals, internet publishing, downloading...

 

Cross radio exists since year 2000. This unique radio show is possible to hear every week in Ljubljana, Zagreb, Basel, Belgrade, Mostar, Sarajevo, Zrenjanin, Novi Sad, Maribor and Sombor. This year Cross radio has established new annual award for different music categories. Ceremony, as two days event with concerts, will be organized at Students Cultural Centre in Belgrade.