Saturday, Nov., 17th from 6 to 8 pm: Inspired by natural trauma, the earth wake which on July 26th 1963 severely shaken the foundations of his city -  Skopje, (which he did not experience), the author tries to emphasize the strength that flows through the and capture his eternity.

Saturday, Nov., 17th from 6 to 8 pm: The works of Jana Jakimovska – regardless of how powerful, intense and striking they are – will undoubtedly provoke a deafening silence in this muddy cultural puddle of ours crusted with the debris of civilization, where occasionally what surfaces is the pungent gas of the bloated stomach of the national body, asleep for centuries. Unquestionably, these works will arouse attention in those few who challenge this provincial drowsiness, this voluntary backwardness (in every respect), this pristine tranquility of our woeful puddle. However, these are merely superficial ripples that define the place, but not the significance of Jana Jakimovska’s works.

Reception for the Artist on Thursday, November 29th from 6 to 8 pm: Ivan Blazhev’s latest black-and-white photographic adventure is at the same time wakeful, as it is disconcerting and sleep depriving. It documents the trauma from the abrupt changes to the face of the city. From time to time, it throws red pepper in our eyes with the perspectives from which it observes the city. In his suggestive and subtle photographic nocturnes, Blazhev showcases his intimate view of contemporary Skopje.