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Opening of “Applied Nostalgia” exhibition of photographs

02. June 2011. | 05:41

Source: Emg.rs

The exhibition of photographs of Belgrade and Budapest as part of the “Applied Nostalgia” project will be opened at 19:00 on 2 June in Dom omladine.

The exhibition of photographs of Belgrade and Budapest as part of the “Applied Nostalgia” project will be opened at 19:00 on 2 June in Dom omladine.

The exhibition will be opened by Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Bozidar Djelic and Hungarian Ambassador to Serbia Oszkar Nikowitz, together with photographer Jovan Marjanov.

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