Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.

Icons aren't found only on the walls of churches — sometimes they make their way into a museum.
On 5 November, the third International Exhibition of Sacred Art will open at the Residence of Princess Ljubica (Konak knjeginje Ljubice) in Belgrade. It will showcase current work by artists and researchers from Serbia, Greece, Russia, the USA, Cuba, Israel and Republika Srpska.
The authors offer a contemporary take on religious subjects and different approaches to spiritual visual culture. I'm curious how the same theme sounds for people from such different countries. The opening is at 18:00, entry is free, and the exhibition itself runs until 22 November, so there's no rush.
Do you go to exhibitions like this, or usually steer clear of them? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 5 November, Thursday, 18:00
📍 Beograd
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
5 ноября в Усадьбе княгини Любицы откроется третья Международная выставка сакрального искусства "Свете бесплотне силе - оком нашег времена".🖼 На выставке будет представлено актуальное творчество в области религиозного искусства от художников и исследователей из Сербии, Греции, России, США, Кубы, Израиля и Республики Сербской. В своих работах авторы демонстрируют современные интерпретации религиозных тем и различные подходы к духовной визуальной культуре. Выставка продлится до 22 ноября.🖼 Вход свободный Время 18:00 Место Конак кнегиње Љубице 05.11.2026 @sta_imas_beograd @sta_ima_u_beogradu 🇷🇸
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.
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Californian synth sound on a Tuesday evening in a Belgrade pub – why not?
A harpsichord in Belgrade in November — sounds like a plan for the evening.
Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice — sounds like the perfect November evening.
Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice: sounds like the perfect November.