
In the late 1980s, Nyári Mozi emerged in Subotica, an artistic group working with theatre, performance and movement. Their performances and actions did not take place only in theatres — they spilled into the city space, connecting art with everyday life. The group is still active today, and through the story of their work, we encounter the people and ideas that shaped Subotica’s independent art scene and pushed the boundaries between art, space and everyday life.
Start the story when you reach the starting point. Follow the stations in order so that the story unfolds as intended.
First stop: Svetozara Miletića Street Walking time: 40–50 minutes
Story author: Ivona Đurić Narrator: Jelena Rašković Audio production: Saša Fadi Technical support: Anamarija Tumbas
This content was created as part of the project “Echoes of Coexistence”, implemented by Klara i Rosa (in partnership with CK13 from Novi Sad), with the support of the BOOST project, a regional project strengthening civil society in the Western Balkans through support for youth, entrepreneurship, environmental protection, culture and community development, within a programme coordinated by ALDA and supported by the French Development Agency (AFD).
The authors are solely responsible for the content of this story, which does not necessarily reflect the views of the organisations and institutions supporting the project.
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