The exhibition "Drawing as an Experiment", curated by art historian Nataša Nikčević, includes the works of 45 Montenegrin artists of different statements. The exhibition opened two nights ago at the Petrović Castle in Podgorica. 

Traditionally in April, the KIC programs mark musical content with the recognizable and popular manifestation "Month of Jazz in Montenegro", which will be opened at the Great hall on April 3rd. The event will open with the concert of famous Bosnian vocal artist Nataša Mirković under the title "En El Amor: Sefard songs of southeastern Europe". Mirković will be supported by renowned artists including French soloist, Michel Godard and the American drummer and percussionist Jarrod Cagwin.

Dragan Karadžić graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 1978, in the class of Professor Radenko Mišević. With the same professor he did his master degree in 1980. He independently exhibited at 59 exhibitions in the country and abroad.

Viber users in Montenegro can take over the stickers of the Army of Montenegro from today, the Ministry of Defense announced.

The declaration compiled by linguists and other experts from all four countries notes that Bosniaks, Serbs, Croats and Montenegrins speak a joint polycentric standard language.