Monolog Gallery connects Serbian contemporary art and art aficionados in a carefully curated space for discovery.
Explore our premises in the center of Belgrade at Kralja Petra 26.
Our doors are open from 12:00 to 20:00, Monday to Friday.
Monolog Gallery and the Belgrade Irish Festival invite you to the opening of the exhibition GODARD BARDOT by Irish artist Jean Curran.
Jean-Luc Godard’s Le Mépris (Contempt) is regarded as one of the greatest cinematic masterpieces of the 20th century. In this exhibition, artist Jean Curran selects key frames from the film and transforms them into handmade dye-transfer prints, capturing the story of love, film, and contempt.
Jean-Luc Godard, Brigitte Bardot, and StudioCanal have supported this unique artistic project. Now, we welcome you to step into the world of art and film.
Join us for the opening, meet the artist, and connect with guests of the Belgrade Irish Festival for a French-Irish-Serbian experience.
© All rights reserved, Jean-Luc Godard, Brigitte Bardot, StudioCanal
Monolog Gallery presents Ema Bregovic’s latest sculptural series at Art Central Hong Kong, featured in the NEO selection curated by Enoch Cheng.
In Vera (lat. „truth“), Bregovic transforms diamond-like forms into raw, sculptural statements – where luxury meets distortion.
We are looking forward to welcoming you.
Booth C11 | Art Central Hong Kong | March 26–30, 2025
Central Harbourfront
9 Lung Wo Rd, Central, Hongkong
Precision meets intuition in SUPERSUPREMATISM by Aleksandra Kokotovic, where geometric forms and shifting light transform each composition into an ever-evolving experience. Aleksandra Kokotovic builds structures in flux – works that respond to time, space, and perspective rather than remain fixed.
Here, art is not isolated but inseparable from its surroundings, inviting us to rethink how we perceive space, people, and the interaction between form and environment.
Does a photograph capture or diminish the self? In Reflections, Nemanja Maraš reclaims the image as an active force – one that doesn’t steal but transforms.
Through layered self-portraits and visual interventions, he questions the notion of a fixed identity, offering glimpses of a self in flux.
A fusion of analog and digital art, with words and letters from poets, pixels and canvases by painters, zeros and ones from digital creators, movements and bytes by performance artists, as well as multidimensional works by our our youngest creators.
In our pop-up event in collaboration with Štab Gallery we welcome you in both gallery spaces to experience multimdimensional artworks crossing the both digital and analog realms from Filip Black, Joškin Šiljan, Jovana Uzelac, Marko Čadež INSTANOMAD, Marko Lađušić, Pasha Cas, Svetlana Ninković and Tanja Vujinović along with the authors Damir Damir, Nikola Mladenović (Džoni Mauna), Nevena Ilić, Mihailo Tanić, Milica Mitić, Nevena Budimir and a creative workshop with the art school Artino.
Filip Black is a regulator of contrast and energy. In his exhibition “From A to Š” at the Monolog Gallery, he will talk about the duality of script (Cyrillic in the Latin world), the stereochromy of colors (black and white), and his life link between Dorćol and Brooklyn.
Introducing MONOLITH, our collector’s edition that showcases the fusion of art and nature on selected stones and marbles.
MONOLITH is an homage to the union of artistry and the natural allure of these unique canvases, resulting in each piece being a one-of-a-kind collector’s item.
ART INSTALLATIONS
Monolog Gallery and Sanjaj Gallery brought the multimedia art installation “Speak Serbian So the Whole World Can Understand You” to the Sava Ball at Hofburg, Vienna.
Set against the grandeur of imperial halls, the installation featured Vuk Karadzic’s first Serbian vocabulary, written in 1818 in Vienna, featuring Serbian words alongside their German and Latin translations.
LECTURES
Gallery Director Denis Leo Hegic hosted a discussion with students from various art universities in Belgrade, focusing on the realities of launching a professional career as a freelance artist after completing their studies.
The conversation delved into key practical challenges faced by emerging artists, including opportunities for collaboration with galleries and navigating the early stages of a career.
FESTIVALS
Nele Karajlic’s participatory art installation In the Beginning Was the Word unfolded at Sonar +D in Istanbul, offering a powerful exploration of language. Drawing from his libretto for the opera Les Temps des Gitanes, Karajlic reimagined the text through the lens of Sinti and Roma languages.
Visitors became part of the work, reshaping and transforming the words with their projected silhouettes, immersing themselves in a dynamic interplay of language, history, and expression.
FAIRS
At Art Market Budapest, Monolog Gallery, in collaboration with Sanjaj Gallery, showcased works by Silvia Sarsano, Marko Kusmuk, Pasha Cas, Veljko Valjarević, and Marko Lađušić.
A highlight of the fair, the multimedia art installation “In the Beginning Was the Word” by Nele Karajlic, curated by Denis Leo Hegic and Sanja Bjelanovic-Jankovic, premiered in Budapest, immersing visitors in a powerful exploration of language and expression.