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Titre de l'album : Emmanuelle Cosse accompagne le Samu social de Paris lors d'une maraude

‘CHAPTER III’ MANIFESTO FESTIVAL TO OPEN 3 FLOOR EXHIBITION AT 52 MCCAUL – SEPT 18th

 

>>> Featuring Nunca (Sao Paulo) Roadsworth (Montreal) and over 50 emerging arts. Exhibition to close on Nuit Blanche, October 3rd. <<<

 

Sneaking into and funking up the cultural heart of Toronto, Manifesto Festival of Culture and Community has been toiling away in preparation for a three floor exhibition that will literally spill out the door, into the street and on to the walls of 52 McCaul St. The exhibition will include a work residency by Nunca from Brazil (Sept. 18-28.) Hailing from Sao Paulo, Nunca recently headlined the blockbuster ‘Street Art’ at the Tate Modern (London, UK.) Matching top international talent the best Montreal has to offer, Nunca will be joined by the infamous street artist Roadsworth -- the subject of a recent NFB documentary (screening at the Drake Hotel, 4:30pm Sept 18th.)

 

Inside the building, Floor 1 will be the ‘Rise Art Auction for Youthlink,’ presented by Well and Good with 100% of proceeds going to a charity devoted to underserved youth in Toronto. The Rise Auction will wind up on Nuit Blanche. Floor 2, ‘The Studio’ managed/curated by Joshua Brandt of Whippersnapper Gallery will consist of work residencies by several local and national artists who will turn the space into a constantly evolving group work. Devon Ostrom, Visual Arts Director of Manifesto says that, “the value of festivals in the development of Canadian art is that they bring a diversity of artists together to learn from each other, exchange skills and build networks. The idea of floor 2, The Studio is to extend this into a month long process – and one that the public can watch unfold.“

 

Floor 3, supporting the development of emerging curators; Charlie Irani and Teresa Aversa of Charlie’s Gallery will transform the space with a world of installations created specifically for the show.

 

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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

 

Floor 1 – ‘Rise Auction’

Ben Weeks, Carlos Weisz, Case, Chor Boogie, Chris Dyer, Claudio Bianchi, Derrick Hodgson, Edward Maloney, Elicser, Fathom, Gene Starship, Horus, Joseph Tisiga, Juliana Neufeld, Labrona, Lease, Luna Simic, Mediah, Musa, Nicholas Fox, Nikki Ormerod, Parishil, Patrick Kerney, Patrick Thompson/Evoke, Paul Aloisi, Siloette, Talia Shipman, Tobias Wang, Uber, We Kill You. Curated by Steve Ferrara and Lisa Martin of Well and Good.

 

Floor 2 – ‘Studio’

Resident Artists: Ryan Mackeen, Piotr Adas, Felicia Mings, Alexa Hatanaka, Joshua Barndt, Omen, Norman Yeung and special guests. Curated / Managed by Joshua Brandt of Whippersnapper Gallery.

 

Floor 3 – ‘This is an Art Show’

Gabriel Graham, Che Kothari, Teresa Aversa, Kaitlyn Till-Landry, Lizzie Vickery, Charlie Irani and guests. Curated by Teresa Aversa and Charlie Irani of Charlie’s Gallery.

 

Opening Musicians: Live performances: More or Les, Peter Projects, Fresh Kills. Deejays: Grand Groove (Big Jacks and Royale), Jason Palma, Dj Ariel. Closing Musicians: Marinda & Solari, Son of S.O.U.L., Mixtape Massacre, Fathom, Bang the Party.

 

Special Thanks:

The Lee Family, the Art Gallery of Ontario, Rob Sandolowich, Lawrence Zucker, Montana Cans, AGO, Steamwhistle, Playstation, CFC, Moog Audio, BlogTO, Drake Hotel, Loaded Pictures, Eye Magazine and SWB.

  

HOURS, LOCATION, DETAILS

Location: 52 McCaul Street (30 Steps North of Queen West and McCaul Osgoode or St. Patrick Subway)

Exhibition Opening: September 18th 2009 – 8:00pm

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 1:00pm to 7:30pm

Rise Auction Reception: Oct 3rd 4:00pm Start

Nuit Blanch Closing Party: October 3rd 7:00pm +

Admission: PWYC / 19+

 

15 Models on stage at the end of Unhuman (fashion parade) by Ana Rajcevic.

 

Staged in "The Tube", Belgrade, October, 16th, 2009

  

hairstyle : Darjan Antonijevic

makeup : Aleksandar Djikic and Marijana Golubovic

music : Lukatoyboy (Luka Ivanovic)

 

photo by : Vladimir Simic

  

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B21 Nov 2022 . Secretaría de Salud . En Chapala y otros sitios turísticos continuan las campañas de información sobre viruela símica

Read Your Fate

by Charles Simic

 

A world's disappearing

Little Street,

You were too narrow,

Too much in the shade already

 

You had only one dog,

One lone child.

You hid your biggest mirror,

You undressed lovers.

 

Someone carted them off

In an open truck,

There were still naked, Traveling

On their sofa

 

Over a darkening plain,

Some unkonwn Kansas or Nerbraska

With a storm brewing.

The woman opening a red unbrella

 

In the truck. The boy

And the dog running after them,

As if after a rooster

With its head chopped off.

Today I bring you a 100% mesh staff that comes with a static version (no combat scripts) and a sheath/drawn dual version with simple DTR weapon scripts, gestures for drawing and sheathing and a color HUD for changing the color of the crystal itself. Also contained within are instructions on how to use this, and each version of the staff is copy and mod so that you may make changes as you please!

 

Crystal colors include: Azorius, Boros, Esper, Izzet, Naya and Simic (Blue, Orange, White, Purple, Yellow and Green)

 

See the staff & colors in-world by its vendor

 

In-world link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rivera/77/110/1226

 

Marketplace link: marketplace.secondlife.com/p/REVOSA-Gwyornas-Staff/17236719

Dejan Stojanovic, Belgrade, 1990

Diamond League athletics at the Birmingham Grand Prix, Alexander Stadium. Ana Simic (CRO) was 6th with a best jump of 1.91m.

Ardemagni, gol dell’ex contro lo Spezia

I tabellini della ventottesima giornata di serie B.

Latina-Trapani 1-0

LATINA: (4-3-3) – Di Gennaro, Angelo (36′st Bruscagin), Viviani, Crimi, Paolucci (22′st Sowe), Litteri, Ristovski, Alhassan, Dellafiore, Valiani (8′st Bidaoui), Brosco. A disposizione: Farelli, Bouhna, Talamo, Ammari, Jaadi, Figliomeni. All. Mark Iuliano

TRAPANI: (4-4-2) – Gomis, Perticone, Caldara, Terlizzi, Lo Bue, Basso (19′st Falco), Zampa (47′st Malele), Barillá, Nadarevic, Abate (42′st Feola), Curiale. A disposizione: Marcone, Ferrara, Daì, Pagliarulo, Martinelli, Lombardi. All. Roberto Boscaglia

Marcatore: Viviani (r) 45′st

Ammoniti: Ristovski, Crimi, Viviani nel Latina – Zampa, Curiale, Basso, Barillà, Lo Bue nel Trapani;

Bologna-Vicenza 0-2

BOLOGNA: (4-3-1-2) – Coppola; Mbaye (57? Zuculini), Gastaldello, Maietta, Masina; Casarini, Bessa, Krsti?i? (64? Büchel); Laribi (81? Improta); Cacia, Mancosu. A disp.: Sarr, Sansone, Ceccarelli, Oikonomou, Ferrari. All.: López.

VICENZA: (3-5-2) – Vigorito; Sampirisi, Brighenti, Manfredini, García; Moretti (74? Sbrissa), Di Gennaro, Civelli; Laverone, Cocco (88? Petagna), Giacomelli (86? Vita). A disp.: Bremec, Gentili, Alhassan, Spinazzola, Mancini, Camisa. All.: Marino.

Marcatori: 14?, 58? Moretti.

Ammoniti: Büchel (B); Di Gennaro (V).

Espulso: Bessa (B) al 34? per doppia ammonizione.

Avellino-Ternana 1-1

AVELLINO: (3-5-2) – Gomis; Pisacane, Fabbro (11’st Zito), Chiosa; Almici (18’st Regoli), D’Angelo, Kone, Sbaffo, Bittante (35’st Schiavon); Castaldo, Trotta. A disp: Frattali, Comi, Soumarè, Angeli, Filkor, Comentale, Mokulu. All: Rastelli.

TERNANA: (3-5-2) – Brignoli; Valjent, Bastrini, Popescu; Janse, Gavazzi, Viola, Eramo (34’st Russo), Crecco; Avenatti, Ceravolo (24’st Dugandzic). A disp: Sala, Ferronetti, Piredda, Fazio, Dianda, Palumbo, Milinkovic. All: Tesser.

Marcatori: 25′ rig. Castaldo (A), 35′ Avenatti (T)

Ammoniti: Kone, Bittante (A), Crecco, Dugandzic (T)

Catania-Frosinone 1-2

CATANIA: (4-3-1-2) – Gillet; Belmonte, Schiavi, Ceccarelli, Mazzotta; Sciaudone (78’ Chrapek), Rinaudo, Coppola (14’ Martinho, 62’ Escalante); Rosina; Maniero, Castro. A disposizione: 22 Terracciano,15 Sauro, 24 Capuano, Odjer, Barisic, 9 Calaiò. Allenatore: Marcolin

FROSINONE: (4-4-2) – Zappino; Zanon, Cosic, Blanchard, Pamic; 23 Sammarco, Frara, Gucher; 18 Dionisi, 19 Lupoli (63’ D. Ciofani ), Carlini (73’ Paganini). A disposizione: Pigliacelli, M. Ciofani, Russo, Fraiz, Gori, Ranelli, Soddimo. Allenatore: Stellone

Marcatori: 45’ Castro (C), 56’ Dionisi, 66’ D. Ciofani (F)

Ammoniti: Schiavi, Rinaudo, Maniero, Sciaudone, Escalante

Crotone-Livorno 1-0

CROTONE: (4-3-3) – Cordaz, Zampano, Claiton, Ferrari, Modesto, Maiello, Suciu, Dezi, Ciano (82? Gigli), Torregrossa (71? Padovan), Stoian (68? Ricci). A disp: Stojanovic, Gelardo, Saba, De Giorgio, Rabusic, Dozi. All. Drago

LIVORNO: (3-4-3) – Mazzoni, Ceccherini, Emerson, Bernardini, Moscati (57? Rivas), Luci (57? Jelenic), Pires, Biagianti (79? Jefferson), Lambrughi, Siligardi, Vantaggiato. A disp: Bastianoni, Gemiti, Gonnelli, Maicon, Belingheri, Galabinov. All. Gelain

Marcatori: 19? Ciano

Ammoniti: Suciu, Modesto (C); Emerson, Luci, Jelenic, Bernardini (L)

Entella-Pescara 2-5

ENTELLA: (4-3-3) – Paroni; Iacoponi, Russo, Ligi, Belli; Costa Ferreira (dal 46? Staiti), Botta (dal 55? Mazzarani), Troiano (dal 46? Volpe); Cutolo, E. Lanini, Masucci. A disposizione: Ayoub, Di Tacchio, Cesar, Rozzi, Battocchio, S. Lanini. All: Prina.

PESCARA: (4-4-2) – Fiorillo; Zampano, Zuparic, Salamon, Rossi; Politano (dal 71? Gessa), Memushaj, Selasi, Bjarnason (dall’88’ Pettinari); Sansovini (dal 65? Brugman), Melchiorri. A disposizione: Aldegani, Pucino, Boldor, Caprari, Abecasis, Paolucci. All: Baroni.

Marcatori: Sansovini (P) 12? , al 14? e al 64?, E. Lanini (E) 19?, Bjarnason (P) 46?, Melchiorri (P) 67?, Masucci (E) 81’.

Ammoniti: Staiti, Ligi, Volpe (E); Selasi (P)

Espulso: Russo (E).

Lanciano Cittadella 2-2

LANCIANO: (4-3-3) – Aridità 6; Aquilanti 6,5, Troest 5,5, Amenta 5,5, Mammarella 6,5 (35′ Nunzella sv); Vastola 6, Bacinovic 6, Di Cecco 6; Thiam 6, Monachello 5,5 (14′ st Cerri 6), Piccolo 6,5. A disposizione: Petrachi, Ferrario, Agazzi, Pinato, De Silvestro, Fioretti. Allenatore: D’Aversa

CITTADELLA: (4-4-2)- Pierobon 6,5; Cappelletti 6, Scaglia 6,5, De Leidi 5,5 (31′ st Camigliano), Barreca 5,5; Kupisk 6, Rigoni 6, Busellato 6, Minesso 6 (22′ st Bazzofia 6); Stanco 6,5, Sgrigna 6,5 (39′ st Paolucci sv). A disposizione: Valentini, Pecorini, Coralli, Gerardi, Bendetti, Schenetti. Allenatore: Foscarini

Lanciano Cittadella 2-2: Pioggia di gol nel primo tempo

Marcatori: 3′ pt rig. Sgrigna (C), 19′ pt Piccolo (L), 24′ pt Thiam (L), 35′ pt Stanco (C)

Ammoniti: Vastola, Monachello, Paghera (L); Kupisz, Barreca (C).

Modena Bari 0 – 1

MODENA: (4-4-2) – Pinsoglio; Calapai, Gozzi, Zoboli, Rubin (57′ Acosty); Nizzetto, Salifu, Signori (67′ Garritano), Fedato (46′ Schiavone); Ferrari, Granoche. A disp.: Manfredini, Zucchini, Martinelli, Marsura, Martinelli, Guidala. All.: Novellino

BARI: (4-3-3) – Guarna; Sabelli, Contini, Rinaudo, Calderoni; Romizi, Donati, Bellomo (86′ Minala); Galano, Ebagua, Boateng (69′ De Luca). A disp.: Donnarumma, Salviato, Benedetti, Rada, Filippini, Defendi, Caputo. All.: Nicola

Marcatori: 23′ Boateng

Ammoniti: Salifu (M); Contini Rinaudo B).

Espulso: Nizzetto (M) per somma di gialli.“

Perugia-Spezia 2-1

PERUGIA:(3-5-2) – Koprivec, Faraoni, Hegazi, Goldaniga, Verre (32′ st Nicco), Fabinho, Crescenzi (29′ pt Fazzi-21′ st Nielsen), Rizzo, Fossati, Giacomazzi, Ardemagni. A disp.: Amelia, Falcinelli, Taddei, Comotto, Parigini, Lanzafame. All. Camplone

SPEZIA: (3-5-2) – Chichizola, Bianchetti, De Las Cuevas (9′ st Valentini), Migliore, Situm, Datkovic (1′ st Giannetti), Nenè, Gagliardini, Milos, Canadija (1′ st Bakic), Piccolo. A disp.: Nocchi, Acampora, Cisotti, Katanec, Stavanovic, Kvrzic. All. Bjelica

Marcatori: 38′ pt Verre, 44′ pt Ardemagni, 7′ st autorete Goldaniga (S)

Ammoniti: Ardemagni (P), Valentini, Canadija (S).

Espulsi: Bianchetti (S) per doppia ammonizione, Hegazy (P) per fallo da ultimo nuovo,

Pro Vercelli Carpi 0 – 0

PRO VERCELLI: (4-4-2) – Russo; Germano, Cosenza, Coly, Scaglia; Di Roberto (19’ st Belloni), Musacci, Castiglia (39’ st Emmanuello), Fabiano; Marchi, Luppi (23’ st Scavone). A disp: Viotti, Ferri, Milesi, Liviero, Sprocati, Ardizzone, Beretta. All. Scazzola.

CARPI: (4-4-2) – Gabriel; Struna, Poli, Gagliolo, Letizia; Molina, Lollo (22’ st Porcari), Bianco, Pasciuti (30’ st Di Gaudio); Inglese (35’ st Sabbione), Lasagna. All.: Castori. In panchina: Brunelli, Laner, Pugliese, Pasini, Modolo, Gatto.

Ammoniti: Lollo e Gagliolo (C); Musacci (P).

Varese-Brescia 1-2

VARESE: (4-4-2) – Perucchini, Fiamozzi, Rea, Borghese, Rossi(46′ st Culina) , Zecchin, Osuji, Capezzi, Lores Varela (30′ pt Cristiano), Neto (47′ pt Miracoli), Forte. All: Bettinelli. A disposizione: Birighitti, Corti, Capello, Barberis, Simic, Jebbour.

BRESCIA: (3-4-1-2)- Arcari, Caracciolo, Zambelli, Di Cesare, Sestu, Budel (90′ st Tonucci), Benali, Scaglia (57′ st Da Silva), Quaggiotto, Caracciolo, Corvia (75′ st Sodinha). All: Calori. A disposizione: Andrenacci, Lancini, Ntow, Gargiulo, Morosini, Valotti.

Marcatori: 5′ pt Benali (B), 25′ pt Borghese (V), 74′ st Quaggiotto (B).

Ammoniti: Rea, Borghese (V); Scaglia, Quaggiotto (B), Ant. Caracciolo, And. Caracciolo, Budel, Benai (B).

Espulso: 87′ st Bettinelli (allenatore Varese).articolo letto 0 volte

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hairstyle : Darjan Antonijevic

makeup : Aleksandar Djikic and Marijana Golubovic

music : Lukatoyboy (Luka Ivanovic)

 

photo by : Vladimir Simic

  

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… my empty bottle i was constructing a lighthouse, while all the others were making ships. - Charles Simic

Dejan Stojanović: Znak i njegova deca (The Sign and Its Children), Back Cover, 2000

 

ZNAKOVI SMISLA

 

Središnja, ključna misao vodilja treće knjige pesama Dejana Stojanovića potpuno je obelodanjena u uvodnoj prilog pesmi "Nadnebni znak" kojom se otvara zbirka "Znak i njegova deca." Poput terazija, na jednom njenom tasu je misao sa težinom spoznaje tajne novog vida praiskona, odnosno njegovog, u svemu začetnog, znaka zametnutog u vaseljenskom vrtlogu. Pesma "Nadnebni znak" je kao belutak bačen u središte vode bezdane, odakle je ko zna kad i kako do kopna, do svetlosti, ili do dlana izronio. Nakon ponovnog dospeća do dna, odakle će samo svetlosnim zracima da se oglašava , javiće se između obala korica knjige pet koncentričnih krugova imenovanih kao "Vrhovni znak", "Znak i ništa", "Lice znaka", Reč i znak" i "Znak i san", Poslednji, prividno najmanji, ali koji podlokava i razdire sve dubine Nevremora koje se igra tlom zemaljskim. Kako u prvom, tako i u svim potonjim poetskim krugovima, osim pojma Znak kojeg pesnik uvek ispisuje velikim slovom, javlja se i drugi, takođe sa značenjem "Oblikotvornog prauzroka sveta kojeg preispituje pesnikova ezoterična radoznalost" (zapažanje recenzenta Petra V. Arbutine). Reč je o Zraku sa ne samo metaforičkim značenjem graditelja i rusitelja. Zrak je, po Stojanoviću, "osmeh praznine", a "Praznina koja se smeje / Probuđeni je znak".

 

U drugom ciklusu, "Znak i nista", u središtu filozofsko-poetske opservacije jeste pojam ništavila ili nule. I nije reč o bezizlazu, jer "Ništa je postojano samo dok Znak spava". U ništa se i Vrhovni Znak pretvara, i to u trenu kada je najmoćniji. Bitno je istaći onu primarnu odrednicu kojom se Dejan Stojanović izdvaja iz mnoštva pesnika ne samo svoje generacije. Njegov lirski koncept, kojeg iz knjige u knjigu neprestano dograđuje, zasnovan je na kosmonizmu, filozofskom pogledu na svet, koji na vasionu, zajedno sa čovekom i svim sto je čovecansko, gleda kao na jedno veliko jedinstvo i celinu, a na duh kao na ogledanje vasione. Hipoteze Kanta i Laplasa o postanku sunčevog sistema, kosmogonija, a posebno ono mitsko i metafizičko u njoj što se odnosi na stvaranje i postanje sveta koji je "celokupnost svih pojava u prostoru i vremenu", sve je to poetski veoma uspešno utkano i u Stojanovićevim prethodnim knjigama, "Krugovanje" i "Sunce sebe gleda". Filozofsko često nadvlada ono lirsko, ali melodioznost i metaforicnost, u leksičkom pogledu bogata poezija Dejana Stojanovića, koji punu deceniju živi i stvara u Čikagu, čine ga lirikom-kosmosofistom koji nastavlja poetsku nit začetu lirskim krugovima Momčila Nastasijevića, Vaska Pope i Aleka Vukadinovića.

 

-David Kecman Dako

Borba, 15. 3. 2001.

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Titre de l'album : Emmanuelle Cosse accompagne le Samu social de Paris lors d'une maraude

Petar Ubavkić. National Museum of Serbia (Народни музеј Србије / Narodni muzej Srbije), Republic Square, Belgrade, Serbia. Трг републике, Београд, Србија.

Dejan Stojanovic, Chicago, 1993

hairstyle : Darjan Antonijevic

makeup : Aleksandar Djikic and Marijana Golubovic

music : Lukatoyboy (Luka Ivanovic)

 

photo by : Vladimir Simic

  

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RCR Drill Hall, Camp Gagetown

11 Aug 2004

OP Halo WO 1032

The happiness on Capt Shawn courty is evident as he Kisses his

his daughter Aila. Capt Courty has been deployed to Haiti as a member of the SIMIC team

Soldiers greet their families at the RCR Drill Hall

107 Trops from 2 RCR and attachments, who were deployed to Haiti as Op HALO, returned home to their familieson the afternoon of 11 Aug. They were greeted at the airport by A/CLS MGEN Caron, Comd LFAA BGen ROMES. Gagetown Base Comd Col Jensen, CF CWO ?

Images By Sgt JPM Lamontagne

Grab your martini, the I.V. Lounge is Toronto's coziest place to kick back and listen to fiction or poetry. For ten years, every other Friday night, that's exactly what has happened at the I.V. Lounge reading series, as fiction writers read alongside poets, emerging talent next to established talent, and local writers with those passing through town.

 

I.V. Lounge Nights is an anthology that gathers twenty-nine talented writers together to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the series, and relaxing with literature on a Friday night.

 

Fiction and poetry from Ray Hsu, David Clink, Carmine Starnino, Karen Solie, Matthew Tierney, Goran Simic, Rob Winger, Michael V Smith, Steve McOrmond, Dani Couture, Evie Christie, Leigh Kotsilidis, Sue Sinclair, Catherine Graham, Sharon McCartney, Molly Peacock , Michael Bryson, Shaun Smith, Matthew Trafford , James Grainger, Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, Emily Schultz, Andrew Daley, Moez Surani, Jessica Westhead, Alayna Munce, Heather J. Wood, Stacey May Fowles, and Alexandra Leggatt.

The work could last up to six months because there are long welds running roughly 5 km. The work is performed by technical staff at the SIMIC factory, Porto Marghera, Venice, Italy. Ten of the 18 TF coils will be delivered by F4E and its suppliers.

Departure of Winding Pack from ASG Superconductors (La Spezia) to SIMIC (Porto Marghera) Italy

Dejan Stojanovic, Chicago, 1992

Departure of Winding Pack from ASG Superconductors (La Spezia) to SIMIC (Porto Marghera) Italy

Dejan Stojanovic, 1999

Author: Branko Mikasinovich

 

Nikolajevska Church

 

Nikolajevska Church is the oldest Orthodox temple in Novi Sad. It is first mentioned in chronicles in 1730 as a foundation of the Greek-origin Bogdanov family. The Church itself had long been a subject of dispute between Greek settlers and indigenous Serbs. This is why the service was held in both languages. The church saw its last Greek minister, Pavle Balta, who preached at the end of the 19th century. The original interior decoration, together with numerous works of art, perished in the bombardment of June 12th in 1849. Marija Trandafil and her husband Jovan, famous Serbian philanthropists and benefactors, entirely rebuilt the church after the bombardment. Their tomb now lies within the walls of shrine. The iconostasis was painted by Pavle Simić and it is featured by many German Nazarene elements. The wall paintings are attributed to Dimitrije Petrović Kerefeka, Nikola Dimšić and Živko Petrović. The smaller dome is a characteristic onion-shape Russian-style structure. One of the tombs in the outer walls reads the oldest locally recorded epigraphic of Novi Sad. The church has three crosses.

  

hairstyle : Darjan Antonijevic

makeup : Aleksandar Djikic and Marijana Golubovic

music : Lukatoyboy (Luka Ivanovic)

 

photo by : Vladimir Simic

  

www.anarajcevic.com

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