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Serbian Pavilion wins UniCredit Viennese prize
Belgrade/Venice,
3 June 2011
The Serbian Pavilion at the 54th Biennial has won the UniCredit Viennese prize, awarded for the support and commitment to culture and the future of contemporary art at the 54th Biennial of Contemporary Art in Venice, the Ministry stated.
Rasa Todosijevic
Todosijevic was also awarded a €150,000 check. The exhibition will, after the Bienial, become part of UniCredit’s collection, after which it will be given to the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Shortlisted were also Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia and Turkey.
Minister of Culture, Media and Information Society Predrag Markovic opened the exhibition "Light and Darkness of the Symbols" at the pavilion “Serbia” yesterday.
Shortlisted were also Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia and Turkey.
Minister of Culture, Media and Information Society Predrag Markovic opened the exhibition "Light and Darkness of the Symbols" at the pavilion “Serbia” yesterday.
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