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Public lecture by Valerio Del Baglivo / Curatorial Course "What Could/Should Curating Do?" / The Salon of the MoCAB, Saturday, October 28, 2019 at 6 p.m.
Film screening and discussion about "The Curator's Room - Igor Zabel: How to Make Art Visible" / The Curatorial Course "What Could/Should Curating Do?" / Salon of the MoCAB, Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 6 p.m.
Public Lecture by Marco Scontini/ The Curatorial Course "What Could/Should Curating Do?/ Salon of the MoCAB, Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 6 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Children’s week at MoCAB

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Working hours

Museum of Contemporary Art

Ušće 10, blok 15, Belgrade
Sunday–Wednesday
10 am – 6 pm

Thursday–Saturday:
10 am – 10 pm

The Museum is closed on Tuesdays

Tickets
· Individual ticket: 600 rsd
· Group ticket: 400 rsd
· Pupils, students, pensioners: 300 rsd
· Family ticket: parents (600 rsd) children from 7 to 17 (150 rsd)
· Free admission on the first Wednesday of each month
· Tickets can be purchased at the ticket counter or online at https://www.tickets.rs/

Information about group visits and guided tours are available on the telephone number 063-862-3129, and email info@msub.org.rs everyday except Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 18 p.m.

For information about ticket sales, MoCAB till (011) 3115 713

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Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art

14 Pariska St., Belgrade
Working hours: from 12:00 to 20:00, except Tuesdays
Admission is free of charge

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Gallery-Legacy of Milica Zorić & Rodoljub Čolaković

2 Rodoljuba Čolakovića St, Belgrade
Closed to the public.

Rare editions

A special section within the library is made up of the collection of rare editions encompassing the most important publications from the first half of the 20^th century: the avant-garde editions such as the magazine Zenit and other Zenitist publications (Arhipenko nova plastika (Archipenko―New Plasticism), Manifest (The Manifesto), Istočni greh (Eastern Sin) by Ljubomir Micić), Crveni petao (Red Rooster) and Tumbe (Toombeh) by Branko Ve Poljanski, and other), the Surrealist editions (Nemenikuće/Ćirilo i Metodije (Nemenikuće/Cyril & Methodius) by Aleksandar Vučo, Turpituda by Marko Ristić, magazines Nemoguće (Impossible), Nadrealizam danas i ovde (Surrealism Here and Now), Putevi (Roads), Svedočanstva (Testimonies), and other), and also the lithograph series Ribari (Fishermen) by Mirko Kujačić (1934), along several series of drawings by Ljubomir Ivanović (created from 1931 to 1935).

From the period during and immediatly after the WWII, the most important editions include Jama (The Pit) by Ivan Goran Kovačić, illustrated by Edo Murtić and Zlatko Prica, and 12 woodcut series Za slobodu (For Freedom) by Đorđe Andrejević Kun.