Vladimir Arsenijevic, Milena Markovic, Hajdana Baletic and Aleksandar Zograf
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SALON DES ARTS, 191 Queens Gate, London SW7 020 7589 3668
Under the Milosevic regime in Serbia, a group of 'official' writers and artists represented the reality of the country devastated by war in a distorted and simplified way. However, a generation of younger artists, who wrote, painted and sang about what was really happening coexisted alongside the "mainstream"... Vladimir Arsenijevic, Milena Markovic, Hajdana Baletic and Aleksandar Zograf, all established writers/artists, will join us to present their work, views and experiences of the conflict in former Yugoslavia and how it has influenced their lives, visions, and their writings. They will discuss the issues of living in war and post-war Serbia, the role of artists and the importance of art in helping to start a dialogue...
Thursday 20 November 2003
Doors open 7.00pm - symposium starts 8.00pm
Free Entry - cash pay bar available.
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This event is part of the "Religion, Art + War" exhibition, which runs from 11 November - 14 December.
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thanks to Pete Ashton ]
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