Author: Nebojša Milikic

Collaborators on the Project:
Julien Saglio (France)
Han Halewijn de Groot (Holland)
Monika Kozlakowska (Poland)
Carola Spadoni (Italy)
Su Tomesen (Holland)
Tilmann Meyer-Faje (Germany)
Renske de Kam (Holland)
Martina Staneva (Bulgaria)
Natalie Waldbaum (England)

In the period from May to October, ten to fifteen artists/female artists shall visit Belgrade, from several European and non-European countries. Their stay has a form of residency, during which they would perform short radio-reports on their impressions from Belgrade. The reports shall be broadcasted on radio stations in their native countries, but also on the local radio stations (Radio B92, Studio B and 202 Radio Belgrade program). The Project enables the glimpse of the strangers on Belgrade and their impressions of their stay to be presented - ''returned'' to its citizens. In that way, those artists and women artists are correspondents from Belgrade for the Belgraders themselves. The reports shall be done in mother tongues of the correspondents and in ''European English'' - language spoken by the majority of Europeans.

Born in Belgrade, on 15th March 1964. Graduated and mastered from the Mining-Geological Faculty in Belgrade. Completed courses 'Policies for Presenting Art' and ''Introduction into the Theory of Painting'' in the School for History and Theory of Painting of the Contemporary Art Center in Belgrade. Exhibiting independently and in a group from 1996. From 2001 works as Program Editor of Happenings in Rex, Cultural Center of b92, and from 2004 as a Coordinator of Resource Center Belgrade.

SELECTED WORKS
2004 ''Lessons to European English'' - work with Natalie Waldbaum for the 45. October Salon
2004 "Radio Free Europe - Editorial Office in European English" - show for the workshop "Art Without Frontiers", radio URBAN FM, Priština.
2004 "A Message to Absent Friend- audio work for a contest of MASTERCLASS Workshop in the Central Museum of Utrecht.