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National Museum of Serbia
Art For All Gallery
Galerija
Arte Gallery
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Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade
Art in Bytes
Arte Gallery
Reviews
Ok
Relatively well organized.
Went to the exhibition of Russian court cutlery from 17-18th century which was well dispayed.
They were all replicas BECAUSE:
The Russian government sent the originals to an exhibition in the EU and it was ILLEGALLY CONFISCATED so they now do not send anything outside the country... This was horrible to hear that this can happen!!! Shocking and shameful actions....
Went to the exhibition of Russian court cutlery from 17-18th century which was well dispayed.
They were all replicas BECAUSE:
The Russian government sent the originals to an exhibition in the EU and it was ILLEGALLY CONFISCATED so they now do not send anything outside the country... This was horrible to hear that this can happen!!! Shocking and shameful actions....
I went there with no expectations, but was pleasently surprised by the extent of the stone and iron age collection on the first floor. I was able to reinforce the knowledge with my daughter who was just recently studying the period. The exhibition was very detailed and extensive and it continued into Roman times. The first floor also exhibits extensive collection of coins and paper money from iron age to today all stored in small rooms behind thick vaulted doors so some may find the rooms claustrophobic.
The upper two floors hold paintings and some sculptures mostly from Serbian authors from different periods. It also holds a few less known paintings from Gauguin, Matisse, Monet, Picasso, Degas.
There's also an Egyptian mummy exhibited on the third floor that was bought by serbian philanthropist in Luxor and brought to Belgrade about 150 years ago.
There's a very small and limited souvenir shop where I couldn't find anything interesting. There's no caffeteria, only a room with vending machines on the third floor.
The entrance fee is quite reasonable and there are two options: 300 RSD for standard exhibition only and 600 RSD for standard and visiting exhibitions. At the time there was a visiting exhibition of porcelaine from St. Petersburg that I didn't find worth paying extra for.
The upper two floors hold paintings and some sculptures mostly from Serbian authors from different periods. It also holds a few less known paintings from Gauguin, Matisse, Monet, Picasso, Degas.
There's also an Egyptian mummy exhibited on the third floor that was bought by serbian philanthropist in Luxor and brought to Belgrade about 150 years ago.
There's a very small and limited souvenir shop where I couldn't find anything interesting. There's no caffeteria, only a room with vending machines on the third floor.
The entrance fee is quite reasonable and there are two options: 300 RSD for standard exhibition only and 600 RSD for standard and visiting exhibitions. At the time there was a visiting exhibition of porcelaine from St. Petersburg that I didn't find worth paying extra for.
I mean, it is only $3 for general entry and $5 for entry into the special collection! I have to say Belgrade is amazing, and everything (except dining on Kneza Mihaila) is very inexpensive.
The museum has a collection of stone age to modern art! I enjoyed the selection. They had some great (I believe) local art in the modern collection. I was quite impressed with the local art and would have liked a section of just local art. It was quite impressive.
The museum has a collection of stone age to modern art! I enjoyed the selection. They had some great (I believe) local art in the modern collection. I was quite impressed with the local art and would have liked a section of just local art. It was quite impressive.
For all the history buffs, this is a must visit. Rs600 ticket for contemporary and current exhibits. Not sure what that meant.
But the museum’s layout of exhibits takes you through the development of Serbia from pre-history to modern history with separate exhibits for the history of coins and art. There is even an Egyptian mummy in the museum!
But the museum’s layout of exhibits takes you through the development of Serbia from pre-history to modern history with separate exhibits for the history of coins and art. There is even an Egyptian mummy in the museum!
Unfortunately stuff at the entry is very grumpy and rude! You have more welcoming attitude at security control in Germany airports! I wish they could be more customer oriented.
If you ought to spent the whole day (there are 3 levels from prehistoric times until nowadays that cover Balkan culture) than you need to know that there are:
- not many places to sit in the exhibition room, if you want to sit
- no cafeteria (probably under development) as there are only vending machines with coffee and snacks with decent prices. But, be aware they are not giving changes, so prepare banknotes
- you have to bend yourself to read small description stickers for each painting, unless you are a kid or a midget (who made a decision to put them on 1m height?! C'mon, do you even heard about ergonomic of museum facility ? Apparently not!)
- toilet facility is good thou
Overall I find it interesting for what they are representing at the given price
If you ought to spent the whole day (there are 3 levels from prehistoric times until nowadays that cover Balkan culture) than you need to know that there are:
- not many places to sit in the exhibition room, if you want to sit
- no cafeteria (probably under development) as there are only vending machines with coffee and snacks with decent prices. But, be aware they are not giving changes, so prepare banknotes
- you have to bend yourself to read small description stickers for each painting, unless you are a kid or a midget (who made a decision to put them on 1m height?! C'mon, do you even heard about ergonomic of museum facility ? Apparently not!)
- toilet facility is good thou
Overall I find it interesting for what they are representing at the given price
If you interested to see some rare finds /interesting pieces of well accomplished Yugoslavian and Serbian painters, good place to check. I love learning something new, every time I visit.
An amazing set gallery with many unique pieces from local artists! Wonderful place to find some souvenirs and full sized art pieces as well! Would highly recommend visiting!
The place you need to visit if you want to learn about the history of the region where Serbia is located starting from the ancient times, archeology, numismatic, art from different centuries by local and international artists. There is a permanent and temporary exhibition. If you want to visit everything the ticket is 600 Serbian dinars for adults, they have reductions for students, disabled people, groups etc. Even though I visited it on Saturday, it was not crowded. I had a nice time there.
Nice museum with relics from Europe, Egypt and the history of Serbia. Free to visit on Sundays. Some exhibitions require a special ticket. Nice to visit if you have an hour to spare.
A lovely art gallery dedicated to local artists with pieces that are unique and affordable. Highly recommended if you want to support the local art scene while treating yourself to a piece of Belgrade that you can bring home. :)
Must see items and collections. On the way to kale meydani nice gallery to visit. The owner lady has very nice to talk about the art and Belgrade.
Just fine. I was in good company. Nobody else except 2 curators
I went to see the current exhibition of Pavle Paja Jovanovic's paintings. The exhibition itself is very small and not really representative of the artist's legacy. The plaques providing explanations about each work of art were not located immediately next to each painting, but on adjascent walls making it difficult to understand what is what. Additionally, there were 4 persons in the gallery sitting around a table and loudly discussing (or arguing over) something. Some or all of them work in the gallery. They paid no attention to the visitors. Finally, I wished to purchase the quite expensive catalogue, but was told to go to another location of the gallery (which was out of my way), as their bank card machine was out of order. All in all, a very dissapointing experience.
A very underrated museum. A must visit if you're in Belgrade! The place is gigantic with plenty of exhibitions. If you love history, this place is for you. From prehistoric civilization, Roman Empire period, Ottoman Empire period, Austro Hungarian period, up until Yugoslavia period, it's all here. There's even a mummy from ancient Egypt.
We had a wonderful experience with Art for All Gallery in Washington DC. Their remarkable representation and professionalism was outstanding. Marija is a true leader. We are hoping for more projects like this in USA in the near future.
Cute place
Sjajne izložbe o kojima možete porazgovarati sa ljubaznim i profesionalnim zaposlenima.
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Nestling in the very heart of historic Belgrade this place is a true little gem. Owed by very friendly Maria, the gallery's showcasing carefully curated art work of contemporary Serbian academic artists with wide range of artefacts to fit everyone's budget. If you add to the fact that it is in a very near proximity to one of the oldest restaurants in Belgrade '?' and overlooking The Cathedral Church of St. Michael the Archangel it is every visitor's must.
Really good space and interesting exhibits
Najbolja privatna galerija u Beogradu. Ako imate zelju da kupite originalno delo vrhunskih slikara obavezno svratite u sve tri galerije
Nice little gallery, on a popular walking route through city center which makes it convenient stop-by, to pause the day and enjoy some art.
Art for All is a wonderful gallery! I came across it on my first trip to Belgrade and visit every time I’m in the city. Marija carefully chooses interesting and diverse pieces of art by Serbian artists. She is knowledgable about the artists and their work which has inspired me to buy some pieces. The location is great and atmosphere in the gallery is really welcoming, it’s easy to stay for hours! The events in the gallery are also fabulous and a great way to meet like minded people and enjoy viewing art in a lovely intimate space. Highly recommended!
Amazing place right in the middle of old town. Great selection of art, designs and antiques by very talented Serbian artists. If you have a good taste you must visit this place once in Belgrade
enjoyed my visit, the show was inspiring. Most importantly the lady working there, I think her name was "Nada" was super nice.
Nice small gallery.
Some interesting works, and a variety of subjects. Lovely building! Situated in a beautiful park.
Wonderful exhibitions in a beautiful place!
Great video art exhibit (up until May 28 I think?). Very helpful and welcoming gallery attendant. Definitely worth a visit!
This place is a must to see in Belgrade. Its Great!!!
I stumbled upon this place randomly because I saw it had very attractive art inside and I ended up having a great chat with the lady there, who knows a whole lot about Serbian academic art. If you want to buy (or see) artworks such as furniture made from parts of crashed planes, paintings by acclaimed Serbian artists or very pretty designer dresses, stop by!
I'm absolutely visiting again next time I'm in Belgrade.
I'm absolutely visiting again next time I'm in Belgrade.
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This was incredibly good vegan food and in my opinion one of the top places I've been to so far in Beograd. I'd really recommend this if you're in need of a nice eat in central Beograd!! Leaves you wanting more! :)
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