„Laza Kostic and Us – sports, health and beauty“,
the book presentation for healthy living, published by the Fund „Laza Kostic“.
Gymnasium“ Svetozar Markovic“, Njegoseva 22, Novi Sad
20h -21h premiere
22h-23h reprise
Under the motto: „Learn from Laza – strengthen your body and your soul!“ Participants of this program explaining us about interesting sports life of the famous poet Laza Kostic, using it as inspiration for change within ourselves and turning to healthier and physically active life. Participants: Petar Celik, the legend of Yugoslav bodybuilding, Marina Milic-Apostolović, pianist and guests.
“I highly recommend this book, confident that it will find their readers to the mutual benefit of both young and old.”
Pero Zubac, poet
„Lenka Dundjerska“ – book by Pero Zubac Gymnasium“ Svetozar Markovic“,
Njegoseva 22,
Novi Sad 21h-22h premiere
23h-24h reprise
Presentation of the book – the result of years of studies of the eminent writer Pera Zubac.
The writer reveals us historical facts about Lenka Dundjerska, in a very interesting way, hidden from the public, and his views on Lenka’s mysterious love with Laza Kostic.
„That tousled, unusual genious, Laza Kostic“ children’s creative workshop
Exhibition of Jubille placards Laza Kostic
Gymnasium“ Svetozar Markovic“,Njegoseva 22, Novi Sad
18h-20h
The creative workshop dedicated to Laza Kostic and Lenka Dundjerski, particularly about their affinity for art and sport, aiming the development of creative skills, and sense of spiritual values. Creative work includes the development of dolls of Laza and Lenka, fine art performances of these two figures and their deeds. In addition, children will be able to solve different crosswords, puzzles, colouring assignments, additions, etc., on this subject.
The best papers will be published in a book dedicated to the jubilee interactive book celebrating Laza Kostic. Workshop manages Ljiljana Dinic, historian of the Exhibition of Jubille placards Laza Kostic
With themes on Laza and sports, Laza and Shakespeare, and they will be presented throughout the evening and discussed in the program for children.
Creative work also includes analysis of exposed anniversary placards – the works of art department students in the class of Attila Kapitanja AUNS.