The first Illustration of the Town of Novi Sad
The oldest known artistic illustration of the town of Novi Sad was made on guild letters of carpenters and gingerbread makers from 1774. The author of this copperplate print was a famous engraver, painter, writer and calligrapher Zaharije Orfelin (1726–1785).
Exhibition of Greeting Cards
The exhibited cards present the representative part of rich cultural heritage of Vojvodina. For the first time, the cards, which have arrived to the houses in Vojvodina on different occasions, are presented in one place. They are now kept in the museums, archives and private collections. With their appealing motifs, faded ink and fine handwriting they arouse gloom and return us to the past. ... →
Images from the Past of the Middle Class in Vojvodina
“Images from the Past of the Middle Class in Vojvodina”, created by Ljubica Otić and Milkica Popović at the Museum of Vojvodina is a guest exhibition visiting Celje, Slovenia from November 3rd to December 31st 2010. ... →
Marina Popović’s World of Ceramics
On the occasion of the 163th anniversary of the Museum of Vojvodina, on October 26th 2010, at 6 P.M. an exhibition arranged by Darinka Rackov art historian, with the title “Marina Popović’s World of Ceramics” was opened for public. The exhibition was opened by Milorad Đurić, Provincial Secretary for Culture. The exhibition was open until December 10th 2010. ... →
20th Century Painting in Vojvodina - from the Collection of the Museum of Vojvodina
The exhibition “20th Century Painting in Vojvodina - from the Collection of the Museum of Vojvodina” will open in the Museum of Vojvodina on May 11th 2010 at 7 P.M. It will be open for visitors until July 18th 2010. ... →
When the Kitchen is Tidy...
On the occasion of the 162th anniversary of the Museum of Vojvodina, an exhibition of wall- hangings was displayed with the title „When the Kitchen is Tidy“, managed by authoress Ljiljana Trifunović, senior curator, ethnologist. The exhibition will open for visitors on October 26th 2009, at 7 P.M. and will be open until January 25th 2010. ... →
