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View from Belgrade's historical museum: Serbia, Europe and obsessions with history
The EU is not a compromise on the dream of a proud, independent Serbia, but rather the affirmation of it. The extremists behind such events as the nationalist riots at the gay pride march in October are merely the Serbian answer to a fringe movement in every country that gets louder when the uncertain future requires change. In other countries, radicals might cite immigration or the economy as their cause. In Serbia, they use history
museum, gay pride, belgrade, serbia, kosovo, european union, society
Optimistic ideas for a low-cost August
If your work or your wallet are forcing you to stay at home…congratulations! Seriously, congratulations. Let's be positive - you have spared yourself from traffic jams, excess baggage, queues for beach bars and air traffic controllers
museum, money, spain, economical crisis, cities, beach, vacation
Ars Homo Erotica: 'bring the toilet to Warsaw national museum'
Before the Euro pride parade on 17 July, exhibition curator Pawel Leszkowicz talks lesbian art, punching viewers in faces and explains why art and the Polish capital's largest museum is a live nerve of democracies
museum, sex, censorship, homosexuality, warsaw, ars homo erotica, sexism
Private parts
We stand on the doorstep of a subject which is a lot more intimate than we think. Here is the key to another dimension of European integration - a small dictionary of sexual terminology
museum, tower of babel, sex, languages, sex, parity, animals
South Italy tempts its tourists back
In recent years the South of Italy has witnessed a decline in its tourist industry. Now, tourists are returning to hidden spots such as the awe-inspiring Castelvenere grotto, said to be the birthplace of Cupid. A guided visit into oblivion
museum, architecture, italy, monument, wine, tourism, greece
Culture in November: cinema, reflection, competition
From cinema in Barcelona and Stockholm, to photography and Picasso in Paris, a line up of events that will get you thinking - monthly guide
The future is death metal-inspired art in Kosovo
Contemporary art is just one bright face of the Kosovo prism, from which the works of the likes of 29-year-old visual artist Artan Balaj refract
museum, future of europe, racism, non-eu countries, communism, discrimination, serbia
Mister Cat graffiti: from Paris to Sarajevo
The Mister Cat phenomenon falls somewhere between anonymous marketing and ‘involuntary communication’. Spotted on rooftops from Geneva to New York, the feline seduced passers-by before moving on to museums
museum, cities, frankfurt, amsterdam, street art, france, germany
‘It’s our History’ exhibition in Brussels
The story of the EU through the real life stories of its inhabitants; an event organised to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome on 25 March 2007
museum, multiculturalism, belgium, history, brussels, identity, exposition
1000 and more: Europe's young designers
Magazines in auction rooms, high consumption in the art market - trend review
museum, international trade, european commission, capitalism, art, purchasing power, economy
November pick of Europe's best culture events
From Helsinki avant-garde cinema to factory fairs in Switzerland, your guide on where to be a culture vulture this month
museum, zurich, slovakia, european tour, animation, brighton, film
October culture vulture
This autumn Europe’s cultural events move indoors, to cinemas and museums. A quick look at October’s culture calendar
museum, cinema, poland, warsaw, budapest, united kingdom, london
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