In 3rd-year basic academic studies at the Department of Applied Arts, Faculty of Arts, University of Niš, students of Graphic Design in the Graphic Communication course deal with the stylization of form in the service of visual transmission of messages about poaching, exploitation of animals and the destruction of their environment by humans. Mutual studious activity and commitment of students and their mentors Assoc. prof. Anita Milić and Assist. DA Miljana Radenković, are reflected in the works presented at the exhibition with the symbolic name STOP!, the third in a row, organized in cooperation with Niš Cultural Center Gallery.
Participants in the exhibition: Andrijana Jovanović, Danica Ćirić, Dušan Djordjević, Djordje Marković, Ilija Dinčić, Ilija Samac, Irena Tasić, Isidora Očaj, Jana Novaković, Katarina Radujevčanović, Ksenija Stanković, Lea Tomić, Luka Mitrović, Marko Cukavac, Mina Janković, Nadja Stanisavljević, Nevena Ristić, Saša Branković, Tamara Jocić.
Through creative and thoughtful placement of socially engaged messages, students demonstrate their talent, individuality and skills, which confirm their readiness to solve complex graphic design tasks. All awarded and selected posters will be printed for the purpose of organizing exhibitions and creating health education materials. The time and place of the exhibition will be announced later.
Mentor: DA Miljana Radenković, Assist. prof.
Assistant: DA Jovana Nikolić, PhD assistant

Exhibition of student works entitled STOP! will be opened in Niš Cultural Center Gallery on Thursday, 28^th December at 6 pm.

At 3^rd year basic academic studies at the Department of Applied Arts, Faculty of Arts, University of Niš, students of Graphic Design in the Graphic Communication course deal with the stylization of form in the service of visual transmission of messages about poaching, exploitation of animals and the destruction of their environment by humans.

Mutual studious activity and commitment of students and their mentors Anita Milić, Assoc. prof. and DA Miljana Radenković, Assist. prof. are reflected in the works presented at the exhibition with the symbolic name STOP!, the third in a row, organized in cooperation with the Niš Cultural Center Gallery.

Participants in the exhibition are the following: Andrijana Jovanović, Danica Ćirić, Dušan Djordjević, Djordje Marković, Ilija Dinčić, Ilija Samac, Irena Tasić, Isidora Očaj, Jana Novaković, Katarina Radujevčanović, Ksenija Stanković, Lea Tomić, Luka Mitrović, Marko Cukavac, Mina Janković, Nadja Stanisavljević, Nevena Ristić, Saša Branković, Tamara Jocić.

Through creative and thoughtful placement of socially engaged messages, students demonstrate their talent, individuality and skills, which confirm their readiness to solve complex graphic design tasks.

Wednesday, 27.12.2023 at 6 pm

The Faculty of Arts in Niš Concert-Exhibition Hall, Knjaževačka 2a

Performing:

       The Faculty of Arts in Niš Choir and Orchestra

Program:

       The play “The Hedgehog’s House”

New Year’s songs and some classics:

       Hinastera – Estancia, I movement

       Vivaldi – Gloria

       Anderson – Typewriter

       Faure – Pavana

       Borodin – Scherzo from Symphony No. 3

Monday, 25.12.2023, 7 pm

the Faculty of Arts in Niš Concert-Exhibition Hall

Knjaževačka 2a

Saturday, 23.12.2023, 7 pm, the Faculty of Arts in Niš Concert-Exhibition Hall (Knjaževačka 2a)

Sara Hristov, a sixteen-year-old violin student in the class of Marija Rajković, MA, Assoc. prof. with the piano accompaniment of DA Senka Simonović. The concert guest will be Tadija Mutavdžić, a master academic studies student in the class of prof. Marija Rajković, MA.

Program: Mozart, Sibelius, Tchaikovsky

On 30th November  2023, the fourth career guidance and counseling fair was held at the Art School, organized by the school administration and the Career Guidance and Counseling Team. The goal of the fair is to gather faculty with professional study programs, which are related to the educational profiles of the Art School, and present them to our students. This type of gathering provides an opportunity for students to become more familiar with their areas of interest. The Faculty of Arts in Niš was represented by DA Jefimija Stojičić, Assoc. prof, Marta Pejčić, teaching associate and Marija Tatić, the Department of Applied Arts student, with the technical support of Dejan Krasić from the Faculty’s Computer Center. The Faculty’s stand was enriched with printed editions and catalogs from the Faculty’s thematic exhibitions, as well as specially designed prospectuses with the recognizable slogan: “Art for the future”, as well as on the video beam a promotional video material created by DA Jefimija Stojičić, Assoc. prof.

As part of the interstate Italy-Serbia Investment Forum, which was held in Belgrade on 6th December 2023, the teachers and associates of the Department of Solo Singing Katarina Simonović – Ivanković, Saša Arsenkov, Marko Milisavljević and Anita Stankovic introduced themselves with an exceptional performance at the Residence of the Italian Embassy.

Wednesday, 20.12.2023, 7 pm, the Faculty of Arts in Niš Concert-Exhibition Hall (Knjaževačka 2a)

Program            Philip Glass: Etudes for piano

Volume I: 1. g-moll, 2. a-moll, 3. A-major, 4. d-moll, 5. f-moll, 6. f-moll, 7. a-moll, 9. f-moll , 10. E-flat major;

Volume II: 11. C-moll, 12. D-moll, 13. F-major, 14. A-flat major, 15. D-major, 16. G-moll, 17. F-moll, 18. G-moll , 19. C-major, 20. a-moll.

Exhibition of drawings and sculptures “Touch – see – feel” by the Faculty of Arts in Niš students, Department of Fine Arts, togetrher with students of the University “Adam Mickiewicz” from Poznań, Poland, Beira University in Kovilja, Portugal, the Jordanian University of Amman, Jordan, Nahda University in Egypt will be opened on 1st December 2023 at 1 pm, in the Art School Hall on IV floor, in the Faculty of Arts in Niš premises.

The “Touch-See-Feel” project included two phases: making sketches/conceptual drawings and transposing the two-dimensional representation into a three-dimensional sculpting technique. The given framework implied that universal concepts have a similar visual interpretation in cultures with different local artistic traditions. The project goal  was to determine the correlation of cultural heritage with artistic practice among students of art faculties.

The project author, DA Beata Kotecka, full prof. of the Pedagogical Faculty of Art in Kalisz, University “Adam Mickiewicz” from Poznań, Poland, realized a sculpting art workshop in which the Faculty of Arts in Niš students participated. The resulting sculptures will be exhibited alongside prints of student works from Poland, Portugal, Jordan and Egypt.

The project “Touch – see – feel” – integrated development program of the University “Adam Mickiewicz” in Poznań, Poland “UNIVERSITY OF TOMORROW II”, was co-financed by the European Union within the Operational Program of the European Social Fund Development of Education with Knowledge.