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Fair in the Air
The FSC took the 100 Slavic Novels collection and the monograph At the Table with the Slavs to the Fair in the Air, a book fair that took place in four Slovenian cities and was organised by Ljubljana, UNESCO City of Literature Office and partners during Slovenian Book Days.
FSC back at the Intermuseum Festival – this time online
For the third consecutive year, the Forum of Slavic Cultures joined the museum festival Intermuseum as a strategic partner. In the spirit of the new circumstances, this year’s edition took place online. Under the auspices of the FSC the Forum and its partners from different countries participated in several discussions.
From Bulgarian ritual, a barefoot dance to Contemporary Designs
Within the Transformations project the Slavic fashion designers were inspired by their cultural heritage.
Judges for Živa Award 2020 Meet Online
Instead of meeting in Belgrade (Serbia) in person, our judges for Živa Award 2020 held their regular annual meeting online. They shared their experiences during the pandemic in their respective countries, reported on the responses of Živa Award candidates and adopted the decision to move the opening ceremony to autumn 202
Taste the Slavic delicacies – Taste the Shopska salad from Bulgaria
The rich cultural culinary heritage and cooking traditions as components of intangible cultural heritage co-create the contemporary image of healthy Bulgarian cooking.
From Medieval Serbian Knights to Contemporary Designs
Within the Transformations project the Slavic fashion designers looked for inspiration in their cultural heritage.
Women Writers RouteDid you know?
Did you know that Polish writer and unique and independent fighter for equality of women Maria Konopnicka was very popular not only in Poland but also in other Slavic countries?
With Books around the Slavic World
We are happy to invite you, once again, to an exciting literary journey with our 100 Slavic Novels series. Here is the passage from Alexei Slapovsky’s First Second Coming. Come along!
Did you know?
Did you know that writer Jelena J. Dimitrijević was the first Serbian female globetrotter?
