A capsule collection rooted in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s literary archive transforms handwritten manuscripts into hats, scarves, and gloves — and puts cultural heritage back into everyday hands. What if a scarf could carry a poem? That was the quiet, ambitious question at…
Implemented between 1 October 2024 and 1 December 2025, the project MoCA Masterpieces for All achieved significant and lasting results for the Museum of Contemporary Art–Skopje (MoCA), its professional staff, partner institutions, and diverse audiences. The project strengthened institutional capacities,…
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina successfully strengthened its educational role and community engagement through two impactful workshops in its Botanical Garden. These initiatives reconnected participants, particularly children, with nature, fostering an appreciation for botany and environmental stewardship. The…
The project successfully established a permanent museum exhibition in Konjuh, featuring information panels, artifacts, and promotions through websites, social media, and public events. This initiative preserved the village’s abandoned school building and highlighted the archaeological site of Golemo Gradiste and…
The Ars Aevi Video Art project enhanced access to the Museum of Contemporary Art Ars Aevi’s significant video art collection, which spans from the 1980s to the present and includes renowned artists like Marina Abramović and Mona Hatoum. Through public…
The “Touching Heritage at the Museum of Mitrovica” project significantly improved accessibility for visually impaired individuals by integrating Braille narratives into permanent and temporary exhibitions. Collaborative efforts with local associations and experts ensured accurate Braille translations in Albanian and Serbian,…
The “Works of the Sea” workshop fostered children’s creativity, environmental awareness, and connection to maritime heritage. By engaging with recycled materials and diverse artistic techniques, participants developed artistic skills and a deeper appreciation for marine themes. The event, held during…
The project wants to evoke the feeling of creating with nothing, playing with basic materials like we did in the past. With this the project would build a common understanding of the meaning of freedom! Involving children, their families, educators…
The project brings together heritage workers from several institutions in Montenegro: the Montenegro Library for Persons with Visual Impairments, the Homeland Museum from Pljevlja, the Natural History Museum of Montenegro, the Homeland Museum from Nikšić, the Museum from Kotor and…
The picture book includes a story in verse about one segment of museum life, as well as corresponding illustrations. It is intended for children up to 5 years of age, as well as children with visual impairments, as the text…