Per.Art
Per.Art is an independent organization active in the field of contemporary performing arts in Serbia.
Since 1999, the ‘Art and Inclusion’ program of Per.Art organization gathers people with learning disabilities, artists (theatre, dance and visual arts), special educators, representatives of cultural institutions, philosophers, architects and students.
The main aims of the ‘Art and Inclusion’ program are the production of artistic projects in which people with learning disabilities have active role as authors, co-authors and performers, and the promotion of their work on an equal basis within the local and international contemporary performing arts and visual arts scene.
Our projects were presented in theatres and museums across Serbia and abroad in Berlin, Hamburg and Bon (Germany), Geneva and Basel (Switzerland), Ljubljana (Slovenia), Skopje (Macedonia), Rimini (Italy) and Kotor (Montenegro).
In 2005, we founded the Network of cultural institutions for promotion of inclusion in Novi Sad, with the aim to ensure the equality of people with learning disabilities in social and cultural sphere, and their frequent presence in the public sphere.
Our main partners are The Serbian National Theatre, The Gallery of Matica srpska, ŠOSO “Milan Petrović” and Erste bank.
Contact details
Saša Asentić
Artist
Bulevar cara Lazara 83
21000 Novi Sad
Serbia
Dis_Sylphide
Duration: 90 minutes
Description: In the performance Dis_Sylphide we focused on the history of German dance scene and works created in Germany in the 20th century that have had a significant effect on the world of dance.
Extra information: Concept and artistic direction: Saša Asentić
Choreography and artistic collaboration: Natalija Vladisavljević, Alexandre Achour and Olivera Kovačević Crnjanski
Performers: Natalija Vladisavljević, Jelena Stefanovska, Snežana Bulatović, Dalibor Šandor, Marko Bašica, Frosina Dimovska, Dunja Crnjanski, Alexandre Achour, Olivera Kovačević Crnjanski and Saša Asentić
Poems: Natalija Vladisavljević
Dramaturgy consultant: Marcel Bugiel
Artistic assistant: Frosina Dimovska
Advice on costume design: Marina Sremac
Executive producer in Novi Sad: Nataša Murge Savić
Coproduction: Kampnagel (Hamburg), Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt), MIKUB e.V. (Berlin) and Per.Art (Novi Sad)
Support: Aktion Mensch and NPN Coproduction - Fund for Dance
People on road: 11
Little Party of Missed Dance
Duration: 110 minutes
Description: Little Party of Missed Dance is a public event between a theater play, a dance performance, a happening and an underground party. Both disabled and non-disabled audience and performers are on the same ‘dance floor’, in the same ‘basement’, on the same ‘stage’.
Extra information: Concept and artistic direction: Saša Asentić
Text: Natalija Vladisavljević, Snežana Bulatović, Bojana Stojanović, and Saša Asentić
Artistic collaboration: Olivera Kovačević Crnjanski and Frosina Dimovska
Performed by: Natalija Vladisavljević, Snežana Bulatović, Bojana Stojanović, Marina Sremački, Marko Bašica, Dalibor Šandor, Vuk Vuković, Mihailo Petrović, Beata Perge, Dejan Šuljan, Goran Gostojić, Marijana Šugić, Olivera Kovačević Crnjanski, Frosina Dimovska, Dunja Crnjanski, Nataša Murge Savić, Ljiljana Berković and Saša Asentić
Sound: Predrag Petruševski
Light: Tihomir Boroja
Organisation: Nataša Murge Savić
Production: Per.Art – Art and Inclusion program
Supported by: Erste Bank and Serbian National Theatre
People on road: 24
Sun upon Train Carriage – a book by Natalija Vladisavljević, author with learning disabilities
Description: Public reading and book promotion by Natalija Vladisavljić, Saša Asentić, and Milena Bogavac.
Extra information: Book distribution: postal order
People on road: 3-4
Aside from performances and exhibitions we reach out to audiences with learning disabilities, non-disabled, cultural professionals and students with the following programmes:
Dance and theatre workshops
Visual arts workshops
Book by author with learning disabilities
Discussion
Discussions
Post-performance discussions
Seminars for culture professionals, disabled and non-disabled artists