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Monolog Gallery presents its new location, connecting contemporary art and art aficionados in a carefully curated space.
Explore our premises in the center of Belgrade at our new address, Kralja Petra 26.
Our doors are open from 12:00 to 20:00, Monday to Friday.
Monolog galerija i ekipa “NISMO umetnici” pozivaju studente umetničkih fakulteta (OAS i MAS) iz Beograda da se prijave za grupnu izložbu koja ima za cilj povezivanje umetnika sa poslovnim svetom. Naš cilj je da mladim umetnicima omogućimo platformu kroz koju će ostvariti kontakte sa kompanijama, dobiti priliku za zaposlenje, rad na projektima, prodaju radova ili umetničkih koncepata.
Monolog Gallery invites curators with distinct perspectives and strong ideas to submit proposals. We are looking for curators ready to present their vision and engage with a broader audience in a professional gallery setting.
We offer a platform for creatives to bring their concepts to life and support curators who are eager to develop and execute an exhibition that reflects their unique approach, backed by the gallery’s resources and space.
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.
This December 25th, Monolog Gallery presents its first edition of Art Belgrade: Contemporary Art and Design.
On display you will find the works of: Ema Bregovic, Vladan Sibinovic, Filip Black, Dreamperia, Niksa Perovic, Mladen Nikolic, TpT, Marija Soln, Dragisa Azanjac, Amer Hadzic, Vladica Culic, Marija Nikolic, Nevena Ilic, Ivana Arandjelovic, Tamara Milosevic, Jana Stojakovic, Aleksandra Kokotovic, Filip Mirazovic, Mina Jaric (Laminna), NÈNNA Atelier, Mairy Fairy, Kjara Fashion, Studio Manufactura, Tamara Svonja, Jovana Jankovic, Pasha Cas, Diana Scar, Milan Zejak and Yrhes
The Serbian art scene is not only on the rise – it will dominate the art market of Southeast Europe.
Art remains a great way to diversify your holdings and preserve values. Collecting has been shown to preserve the value of investments especially during economic drops or recessions.
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.
At Art Market Budapest, in collaboration with Sanjaj Gallery, we are presenting the works of Silvia Sarsano, Marko Kusmuk, Pasha Cas, Veljko Valjarevic and Marko Ladjusic.
Furthermore, we invite you to explore the art installation titled “In the Beginning Was the Word” by Nele Karajlic and curated by Denis Leo Hegic and Sanja Jankovic. The installation had its premiere this October in Budapest.
So let´s read and listen to the artists, thinkers, shakers and makers of the art world. Our Artwords series includes written thoughts in three languages, Serbian,
German and English, and in our video interviews with artists you have the chance to peek into the creative studios and spaces of art production.
