26. März 2019
- INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP OF VISUAL ARTS Desire Square – reading, visualizing
and performing the town
- DRAMA WORKSHOP Rituals of the New Age
- PHOTOGRAPHY
WORKSHOP Student Cultural Epicenter
- MUSIC WORKSHOP Jazz Mardi Gras
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TOPIC
This year, the focus of the Summer Art School is the Old Town of Kotor in Montenegro. For more than
two millennia, this fortress town at the foot of Mount Lovćen, at the very bottom of the Boka Kotorska Bay, has been one of
the most beautiful natural ports in Europe. The massive ramparts surrounding the town give an additional emphasis to the constraint
of its core. Passing the three gates of Kotor – Sea Gate, Gurdić Gate and River Gate – one enters into a maze of confusingly
arranged and interlaced narrow streets and squares, with obvious traces of the Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque architecture.
The town resembles an "open-air museum" with lavish palaces of famous seamen and traders – Bizanti, Pima, Grgurina, Buća,
Beskuća – with spacious stone balconies, their coats-of-arms on facades, decorated interiors, floor mosaics and wells inside
the yards. Its numerous churches - St. Luke, St. Maria, St. Paul, St. Nicholas, Our Lady of Health and the monumental Cathedral
of St. Tryphon – represent priceless cultural and artistic monuments.
WORKSHOPSINTERDISCIPLINARY
WORKSHOP OF VISUAL ARTS
Desire Square – reading, visualizing and performing the townSvetlana
VolicFaculty of Fine ArtsThe initial and key points for the discovery and reading
of the town will be the numerous Kotor squares, whose names deposit its history and memory: Arms Square (Clock Piazza), St.
Tryphon Square (Kotor Mutiny Square), Karampana Piazza (Karampana – a public fountain in Kotor), St. Luke Square (St. Nicholas
Square, Scorpio Square, Brotherhood and Unity Square), Škaljari Piazza (Scala Santa Tavern Square, Salad Piazza), Flour Square,
Square of Blessed Osanna (Wood Piazza), Museum Square (Boka Navy Square), Milk Piazza, Prison Piazza, Cinema Square (Town
Library Square, St. Michael Piazza – Lapidarium, Gringo and Daniela Piazza, Disabled Home Square).
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DRAMA WORKSHOP
Rituals of the New AgeSnežana TrišićFaculty
of Dramatic ArtsThe Drama Workshop will revise the phenomenon of rituals and the concept of ritual theater
in contemporary theater practice and contemporary social context. In the first phase, we are going to introduce and reconstruct
basic elements of the ritual theater through history, followed by specific rituals of the workshop participants, which may
have to do with their heritage, the context they come from, or their completely intimate needs and habits.
PHOTOGRAPHY
WORKSHOP
Student Cultural Epicenter
Vladimir Perić
Faculty of Applied ArtsThe workshop
includes various areas of creativity – photography, photographic procedures of digital editing, design, calligraphy and typography,
as well as painting techniques such as collage. These involve photographing in the field, finding, identifying and documenting
natural and artificial forms that associate alphabet characters (examples of starting points that can serve as signs – cracks,
damages, anomalies and waste materials in natural and urban environments, etc.).
MUSIC WORKSHOP
Jazz
Mardi GrasDragan Ćalina
Faculty of MusicThe jazz workshop is inspired
by the carnival tradition of Kotor, which represents a festival of multiculturalism and celebrations in honor of the town
itself. The themes of the Kotor Carnival have always been of the widest range – from comic and absurd to high and socially
engaged. The Carnival is the state of mind of this town, one of the most intriguing cultural manifestations and its way of
life.
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