Inclusive Workshop 'Sound of the Visible' at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sunday, June 14, 2026 – Artistic Exploration Through the Senses

This Sunday, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade is hosting the fourth inclusive workshop of the series 'Sound of the Visible,' designed especially for adults and families with children, with a program fully adapted for blind and visually impaired visitors. Participants will have the opportunity to experience art in a whole new way – through smell, touch, and sound, often with blindfolds, in an atmosphere that encourages personal interpretation and imagination. This session is dedicated to the works of Stevan Živadinović Van Bora, a Belgrade surrealist, and his photograms from 1928 – one of the oldest photographic techniques where objects leave an imprint on photo paper without a camera. Attendees will explore how everyday and deformed objects can become abstract light forms that inspire new interpretations, with expert guidance from art historians Katarina Krstić and Senka Ristivojević, and accessibility associate Boris Dončić. The workshop provides a safe and inspiring environment for everyone and is a perfect opportunity for family bonding and discovering art from a different perspective, within the exhibition 'Turning Points to Modernity: Art of Society 1900–1945.' The workshop takes place on Sunday, June 14, 2026, starting at 1 PM.