Name: Jugoslavija, ne pušta te da odrasteš / SEKTOR A6
Start: 2026-04-24T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-05T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Braće Krsmanović 4, Belgrade, Serbia

$Jugoslavija, ne pu\u0161ta te da odraste\u0161 \/ SEKTOR A6$

SEKTOR A6 — “Jugoslavija, ne pušta te da odrasteš” / “Yugoslavia, It Won’t Let You Grow Up”
Članovi: Stevan Božanović, Katarina Pinterović, Sara Jovanović, Irena Živković, Sanja Demirović
Na projektu rade: Katarina Pinterović (Beograd), Stevan Božanović (Niš), Sara Jovanović (Knjaževac)
Naš vizuelni svet sve više otuđuje — udaljavamo se jedni od drugih, bežimo od dodira, prolazimo jedni pored drugih kao kodovi i nikovi. Naša umetnost pokušava da to zaustavi: da vrati pogled u oči, kontakt, prisutnost. Interaktivnost i tekstil su nit koja povezuje sve naše radove. Želimo umetnost koja ostavlja trag — ili nestane, ali se oseti. Podsećamo da trenutak koji ne podelimo postaje prašina.
“Jugoslavija, ne pušta te da odrasteš” je multimedijalna priča o detinjstvu u eri raspada, inflacije i identitetske magle. Tri grada, tri poglavlja: Bombardovanje, Porodični ručak, Praznici — i Igra, kao podsetnik da je igra uvek bila suština detinjstva.
Deca koja nisu imala mnogo, kasnije su tražila izgubljeno — taj Peter Pan osećaj koji ostaje kada prerano odrasteš. Ovo je priča o njima. Ovo je priča o nama.
Otvaranje: petak, 24.04, 20h
Izložba će biti otvorena do 5. maja svakog dana od 16h do 21h.
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Members: Stevan Bozanovic, Katarina Pinterovic, Sara Jovanovic, Irena Zivkovic, Sanja Demirovic
Project artists: Pinterovic (Belgrade), Bozanovic (Niš), Jovanovic (Knjaževac)
Our visual environment pushes us toward alienation — away from touch, from closeness, from each other. Our work aims to reverse that: to bring people face‑to‑face again. Interactivity and textile run through everything we create. We want art that leaves a mark — or disappears — but is felt. A moment not shared becomes dust.
“Yugoslavia, It Won’t Let You Grow Up” is a multimedia story about childhood shaped by collapse, inflation, and an undefined identity. Three cities, three chapters: Bombing, Family Lunch, Holidays — and Play, reminding us that play was always the heart of childhood. Kids who grew up with little often carried a Peter Pan trace into adulthood — a softness born from growing up too fast. This is their story. This is ours.
The opening: Friday, April 24, 8 pm
The exhibition will be open until May 5, every day from 4 pm to 9 pm.