Monday, 26 November 2012
Art Projects 2012
Summer 2012 is gone..
Artists, performers, philosophers, musicians, photographers, zoologists, permaculturalists, WWOOFING volunteers visitors and local community got together and worked hard on finishing the EARP house, used their energy in creating new works of art, collaborated on projects and they all established long-lasting platform for future projects and they all promised that they will come back ....
In this short period of time we had visitors from Australia, Argentina, Hungary, Germany, Switzerland, UK, France, Canada, Russia , Serbia and Bosnia.
In this short period of time we had visitors from Australia, Argentina, Hungary, Germany, Switzerland, UK, France, Canada, Russia , Serbia and Bosnia.
Erdevik 2012
ABOUT ERDEVIK
Erdevik is a small village with only one pub, bakery
and the small market held only on Thursdays. Artist residency house has a large organically grown garden using
permaculture principals.
From May there are plenty of fresh vegetables
and fruit lasting till late November.
Culture, customs and colourful costumes of the
multitude confessional society of Erdevik is exciting, represented by Serbs,
Slovaks, Croats, Hungarians, Ruthenians, Montenegrian, Macedonians, Slovenians,
Yugoslav and others.
Erdevik is rich in vineyard and it is presumed that the
first vineyards in Erdevik were established as early as 276 AD, during the
reign of the Roman Emperor Probus who brought grape-wine to the region of Srem.
Wine is the symbol of the Erdevik village and was traditionally awarded with
respectable prizes on the domestic and international Wine fairs that made famous
sorts of Erdevik wines – traminac, risling, sauvignon, burgundy and the white
table wine incorporated among the most famous vines of the Central Europe.
Locals of Erdevik village /used to/ live and survive and prosper by cultivating
the fertile land and producing wines.
Useful Serbian phrases
A collection of useful phrases in Serbian for almost every occasion.
Key to abbreviations: inf = informal, frm = formal.
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