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Ivo Andric exhibition opens at Nikola Tesla airport
Belgrade,
27 November 2011
Minister of Culture, Media and Information Society Predrag Markovic today opened an exhibition dedicated to Serbian Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andric at the Belgrade airport "Nikola Tesla".
Markovic pointed out that the exhibition is another in a series of programmes marking the significant jubilee – 50 years since Andric won the Nobel Prize.
He explained that the exhibition shows the places where Andric lived, that he wrote about and where he travelled, adding that the exhibition is divided into sections.
The project was implemented in cooperation with the Museum of the City of Belgrade, and the materials used are from the legacy of Ivo Andric – manuscripts, photographs, documents, artwork, personal items, awards and medals.
The author of the exhibition is Tatjana Koricanac.
He explained that the exhibition shows the places where Andric lived, that he wrote about and where he travelled, adding that the exhibition is divided into sections.
The project was implemented in cooperation with the Museum of the City of Belgrade, and the materials used are from the legacy of Ivo Andric – manuscripts, photographs, documents, artwork, personal items, awards and medals.
The author of the exhibition is Tatjana Koricanac.
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