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
The exhibition "Visions" by the academic painter Julia Točilina has opened
An exhibition titled "Visions" (*Viđenja*) by academic painter Julia Točilina opened last night at the Tivat Museum and Gallery. Freelance artist Mile Albijanić spoke about the exhibition, noting that "the subtlety and tenderness of her works—ranging from early drawings and illustrations to mature paintings—are so fairytale-like and mysterious that they create a unique atmosphere. That subtlety..." [...]
A public call is open for all photographers from Montenegro on the topic "Transition".
A call for entries has been opened for photographers from Montenegro on the theme of "Transition." The exhibition will be held in Tivat at the "Tivat Museum and Gallery" public institution as part of the "Tivat Photo Days" photography festival. The call is open from March 15, 2024, to March 31, 2024. Each photographer must submit a minimum of five and a maximum of eight photographs. [...]
Multidisciplinary scientific conference “Museums and the Climate Crisis” concludes
Speakers at the conference included Elizabeth Wilde from the Network of European Museum Organisations; Saša Srećković from the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade; Dr. Ivana Vojinović, Director of the Centre for Climate Change, Natural Resources and Energy; Saša Karajović, President of the NGO Eko; and Luka [Surname], a representative of the Institute for Hydrometeorology and Seismology (Department of Applied Meteorology and Climate Change). [...]