ABOUT THE MUSEUM
In the very center of Tivat, surrounded by multi-story buildings and modern structures, the medieval Buća complex rests in quiet seclusion. A unique cultural monument—originally the summer residence of the prominent Buća family from Kotor—it is one of many such estates owned by wealthy families throughout the Bay of Kotor. Built in the spirit of humanism and the Renaissance style, with traces of the late "flamboyant Gothic," the Buća summer residence has endured four centuries of change.
Museum News
Exhibition "Notable Serbian Mothers" by academic sculptor Đorđe Zečević ceremoniously opened.
Last night, the exhibition "Prominent Serbian Mothers" by academic sculptor Đorđe Zečević from Šabac was ceremoniously opened at the "Museum and Gallery" Public Institution in Tivat. At the opening itself, Danijela Đukić, the institution's director, welcomed the attendees, and the exhibition was opened by Metropolitan Joanikije of Montenegro and the Littoral, who spoke about the importance of Serbian mothers, who throughout history have served as pillars. [...]
A focus group survey was held yesterday
A focus group study was held yesterday at the "Museum and Gallery" Public Institution in Tivat, conducted by Professor Dr. Miloš Milenković—an ethnologist-anthropologist from the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade—in collaboration with the Institute of Social Sciences in Belgrade and the Institute of Ethnography of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU). The session gathered insights and opinions from various stakeholders. [...]
An exhibition of paintings titled "An Ordinary Little Dream" opened last night at the Tivat Museum and Gallery.
An exhibition of paintings titled "An Ordinary Little Dream" by academic painter Milutin Obradović opened last night at the Tivat Museum and Gallery. Director Danijela Đukić welcomed the enthusiasts of museums, culture, and art, while Vanja Kovačević, MA, opened the exhibition, highlighting that with every painting, the artist "confirms the most important aspect of all art—that space and..." [...]