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SUMMARY:Yugo.logo: Signs by the Roadside - Exhibition by Ognjen Ranković i Antonio Karača
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition „Yugo.logo: Signs by the Roadside” is opening on April 18th at 19:00!  \nThe exhibition presents a selection of logos and visual identities created across the territory of the former Yugoslavia. The project’s authors\, graphic designers Ognjen Ranković and Antonio Karača\, have spent years systematically collecting and researching this material\, which they have brought together under the name  Yugo.logo.. The exhibition presents a portion of their extensive collection\, directing our attention to a time when graphic design played an important role in shaping public space\, industrial production\, and everyday visual culture. The logos on display are not merely traces of former companies\, cultural institutions\, and brands\, but also testimonies to a broader system of values\, aesthetic norms\, and social aspirations. Positioned between East and West\, and in dialogue with contemporary global design trends of the time\, the Yugoslav graphic design scene of the second half of the twentieth century developed a distinctive and authentic visual language. This language was at once functional\, modern\, and closely connected to the needs of a developed industrial and public sphere. Despite the temporal distance and radically transformed conditions of production and the market\, the works presented here continue to retain their formal clarity\, precision\, and aesthetic relevance. Their visual economy\, wit\, and ability to communicate the identity of a company or institution through the interplay of letters\, words\, forms\, and stylized motifs confirm that these are works of enduring design value\, transcending the historical framework of their origin.       \nA particular value of the Yugo.logo project lies in its documentary dimension. Following the breakup of Yugoslavia\, a large part of the material and immaterial heritage related to industry\, production\, and applied art was left neglected\, fragmented\, or irretrievably lost. In this context\, what Yugo.logo achieves through collecting\, systematizing\, and publicly presenting this material constitutes an important act of cultural revaluation. The exhibition title    “Signs by the Roadside” further guides the reading of this material toward symbols that were present in everyday life for decades\, and which today endure as visual remnants of a former social and economic system\, as well as of a shared cultural heritage. \nOgnjen Ranković\nBorn in 1991 in Belgrade\, Serbia. Self-taught designer\, researcher\, archivist\, and collector. Independently and as part of various teams\, he has participated in the realization of more than 150 commercial projects and over 50 projects in the field of independent culture. He is the founder of the Yugo.logo project\, the author of two Yugo.logo books\, and co-author of 20 yugo.logo exhibitions (Serbia\, Bosnia and Herzegovina\, Montenegro\, Croatia\, North Macedonia\, and Italy).    \n\nAntonio Karača\nBorn in 1988 in Požega\, Croatia. Designer\, publisher\, mentor\, and lecturer. He completed his Master’s degree in Visual Communications Design at the University of Zagreb. He is the recipient of multiple recognitions and awards in the field of visual communication and identity design. Since 2010\, he has been a member of Parabureau\, Fahrenheit / McCann Erickson\, and Craft. Since 2017\, he has worked independently as the founder of the Radnja studio (Zagreb).        2023. In 2023\, he launched the Radnja publishing house\, which has so far published two Yugo.logo books and three music albums by artists from the region.. \nYou can visit the exhibition untill Maj 19th\, everyday from 10:00 – 20:00.  \nThe ticket price is 300 RSD. By purchasing a ticket\, you support the sustainability and development of the Museum of the Nineties program.
URL:https://museum90.com/en/event/yugo-logo-signs-by-the-roadside-exhibition-by-ognjen-rankovic-i-antonio-karaca/
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SUMMARY:Exhibition “The Nineties: From Refusal to Resistance” in Dom mladih Tuzla
DESCRIPTION:Opening: May 16\, 2026 at 7 PMDom mladih Tuzla   \nThe Public Institution Center for Culture Tuzla and the Museum of the 90s from Belgrade are opening the exhibition “The Nineties: From Refusal to Resistance”\, dedicated to individuals\, collectives\, and organizations who chose resistance instead of silence during the wars and crises of the nineties. \nThe exhibition continues a years-long effort to research and present alternative perspectives on the nineties across the former Yugoslavia. Thirty years after the end of the wars\, it focuses on civic courage\, anti-war activism\, solidarity\, and everyday forms of resistance to nationalism\, repression\, and violence.  \nThrough six thematic sections\, visitors will encounter stories of refusal and civic responsibility\, as well as the role of independent media\, art\, protests\, and civic initiatives in resisting authoritarian regimes and war propaganda. \nOne of the exhibition’s central segments is the Wall of Heroes\, dedicated to individuals who demonstrated extraordinary civic courage\, including Srđan Aleksić\, Nedjeljko Galić\, Goran Čengić\, Vladimir Barović\, Tomo Buzov\, and others. A special section\, Goranka’s Niche\, is dedicated to photographer Goranka Matić and her work as an important testimony to the social transformations of the nineties.  \nThe exhibition will remain open to visitors until June 30\, 2026\, every day from 10 AM to 7 PM.   \nThe exhibition was developed as part of the Museum of the 90s initiative\, which has previously presented exhibitions in Belgrade\, Sarajevo\, and Podgorica.
URL:https://museum90.com/en/event/exhibition-the-nineties-from-refusal-to-resistance-in-dom-mladih-tuzla/
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SUMMARY:My Nineties – Conversations on Personal Experiences
DESCRIPTION:At the Museum of the Nineties\, we often introduce new program formats. One of them will now become a regular addition to our permanent exhibition\, titled “My Nineties – Conversations on Personal Experiences.” As the title suggests\, our aim is to create a safe space where visitors\, guided by qualified facilitators\, can reflect on and share personal experiences from a decade that has\, directly or indirectly\, shaped us all in different ways.  \nMental health professionals will guide participants through these sessions\, offering an opportunity to reflect on how the museum content resonates with their personal experiences\, to explore connections between the exhibition narratives and their own individual or family memories\, and to share these insights with others at a pace and in a way that feels appropriate to them.  \nWe believe that stories connect people on a deeper level. For this reason\, we are opening this space for intergenerational and interpersonal exchange\, bringing together those who were adults during the Nineties\, those who were born during that time\, and those who do not remember the wars but may gain new insights into themselves and the ways in which the Nineties shape their lives and/or family histories today. \nThe sessions will be held regularly\, once every ten days\, starting on Sunday\, April 26\, 2026\, from 18:00 to 19:30\, at the Museum (first floor). The participation fee is 2000 RSD\, which also includes access to the Museum’s permanent exhibition. We recommend visiting the exhibition shortly before the session\, in order to get the most out of the experience and support provided\, though all interested participants are welcome\, including those who have visited the exhibition previously.     \nIf you are interested\, please register by completing the form at the following link no later than two days before the event: https://forms.gle/XaGoSSHMVeuTuKCu7 or write to us on moje.devedesete@museum90.com . In case of high interest\, a waiting list will be created. Registered participants will receive an email with more detailed information.   \nNote: This activity is not a psychotherapy session\, nor is it intended as a space for political debate. It is designed solely as a space for reflection and exchange\, helping participants process experiences that may feel overwhelming during or after visiting the exhibition.
URL:https://museum90.com/en/event/my-nineties-conversations-on-personal-experiences/
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