The National Museum of Montenegro has digitized twenty-five diaries of Princess Ksenija Petrović Njegoš, written between 1905 and 1928. Since 2019, the diaries have been preserved in the collections of the King Nikola Museum in Cetinje. They were previously gifted to Montenegro by Prince Nikolai Romanov, through the mediation of the former owner of Porto

Last night, at the Museum “25 May” in Belgrade, the exhibition “Veljko Vlahović – The Voice of Free Yugoslavia” was opened, organized by the National Museum of Montenegro and the Museum of Yugoslavia. The exhibition chronologically and thematically addresses key historical events that Vlahović witnessed and participated in, such as the student demonstrations of the

The second workshop within the “Summer in the Museum” program, entitled “Art Expedition”, will be organized on Thursday, July 18, in the gallery “Miodrag Dado Đurić” at 10:30 a.m. We will introduce the children to the works of important Montenegrin and regional artists. The works were chosen to awaken children’s imagination and desire to look

As part of the “Summer in the Museum” program, the first workshop “Find the treasure: research of past times” was held today. After a brief introduction to the exhibition “Meeting the Modern Age”, through the association game, we introduced the children to various objects that were in daily use at the end of the 19th

The National Museum of Montenegro organizes educational and creative workshops this year “Summer in the museum”. During July and August, a cycle of various workshops and programs intended for children and to the elderly, and the first workshop is planned for Thursday, July 11, 2024. Learning in a museum is of particular importance because it

Promotion of the book “Mind the Gap. Life between bioart, ecological art and post- of the Internet” by art theorist Elena Giulia Rossi, published by the publishing house “Atelje A22”, will be held on Thursday, July 4, at 7 p.m., in the Montenegrin Art Gallery Miodrag Dado Đurić to Cetinje. Art historians Mirjana Dabović Pejović,

“Enformal imposed Montenegrin karst on me quite by accident… It’s something that you can’t escape from anywhere, no matter where you took pictures. Even those who are far from Montenegro, their hearts remain in those hills… The very landscape of Montenegro Above, which I painted – as if it was written or drawn in that

It is a great honor and pleasure for us that last night in the National Carpet Museum of Azerbaijan in Baku, an exhibition of folk costumes of Montenegro from the funds of the Ethnographic Museum called “Beauty of diversity” was opened. The exhibition presented 17 sets of everyday and ceremonial men’s and women’s costumes from