Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
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Sometimes the best evening is simply an exhibition opening and a glass of something in your hand.
The TransformArt gallery in Belgrade is opening the exhibition «Daleki rođak», which means "A Distant Relative" in Serbian. The author is Nikola Velicki, a Serbian artist and assistant professor in the printmaking department at the Faculty of Fine Arts. His style is easy to recognise: bright colours, clean lines and simplified, very expressive figures.
At the exhibition he will show a series of new graphic works. Entry is free, so you can take the risk without risking your wallet. It starts at 19:00, and I think I already know where I'm going after work.
Do you like going to openings, or do you prefer to come when it's already quiet and there's nobody around? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 29 October, Thursday, 19:00
📍 Beograd
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
Завтра в галерее TransformArt откроется выставка "Daleki rođak" художника Николы Велицкого.🖼 Никола Велицки - сербский художник и доцент кафедры графики Факультета изобразительных искусств в Белграде. Его авторский стиль узнаваем по ярким цветам, четким линиям и упрощенным экспрессивным фигурам. На выставке автор представит серию новых графических работ.🖼 Вход свободный Время 19:00 Место TransformArt Gallery 29.10.2026 @sta_imas_beograd @sta_ima_u_beogradu 🇷🇸
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