The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

What if we challenged ourselves to a performance of silence?
Inspired by Marina Abramović, let’s explore nonverbal communication and discover the power of saying so much with so little.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 3 to 5 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The artist often employs natural materials or common objects such as combs, vases, or glasses. Once integrated into the performance, these items undergo a transformation and take on new significance.

Families will have the opportunity to explore new uses for objects and materials, transforming them into performance elements and building lasting memories and stories.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 3 to 5 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

What if we challenged ourselves to a performance of silence?
Inspired by Marina Abramović, let’s explore nonverbal communication and discover the power of saying so much with so little.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 3 to 5 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The artist often employs natural materials or common objects such as combs, vases, or glasses. Once integrated into the performance, these items undergo a transformation and take on new significance.

Families will have the opportunity to explore new uses for objects and materials, transforming them into performance elements and building lasting memories and stories.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 3 to 5 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

Through this workshop, families will gain a deeper understanding of performance art and its various facets. Families will have the opportunity to collaborate and create their own unique performance piece.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 6 to12 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.

The figure of Marina Abramović, who used herself and her own story as a work of art, will lead us on this discovery. Through gentle guidance and exercises, we will discover that it is possible to create a work of art using our own body, its shapes, movements, gestures, and breath.

The activities and visual paths are designed for families with children aged 3 to 5 years old, with approaches and language suitable for young children, to introduce the new generations to contemporary art.

This guided tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the Serbian artist's journey. It's not just about listening to information; it's an open dialogue that invites you to delve into the profound meanings of art and its connection to life.

This guided tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the Serbian artist's journey. It's not just about listening to information; it's an open dialogue that invites you to delve into the profound meanings of art and its connection to life.

The works interact and challenge the visitor to consider the artist's role, her transformation into a work of art through performance and the use of her own body.

The final stage of this journey is Marina Abramović's new work, the film opera project, Seven Deaths.