Professor Darko Miletic was our charming guide through the French part of Belgrade on 13^th March, 2019. The first point was French cultural center. Lovely Katrin and the center left very good impression on us. The second point was the search for French bakery in Dobracina Street. Unfortunately, it does not exist anymore so we had to find solace in doughnuts we found along the way.

Bogdan Kosutic informed us of the embassy and the monument on Kalemegdan.

It was a beautiful day to acquaint our city. Professors Svetlana and Katarina questioned us about previous points, but our experienced orienteering team was at its best. At the end Nadja drew a conclusion in French.

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On 25^th January Saint Sava Academy was held in our school. The festive program was held by members of drama club and the choir. Our teacher of Theology Sava Mumin held the sermon. After the manifestation students who were outstanding in some areas got Saint Sava’a awards.

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On 12^th January high school students spent their Saturday evening in Atelje 212. We watched ‘The spawn of a carp’ and we were well prepared. This Aleksandar Popovic’s play is in our school programme so we revised our knowledge about certain moments in Serbian history. The theatre was full, the actors were excellent and the audience was delighted. The theme was grave, but if we realized that life was full of tragic and comic moments we would have chance to feel catharsis and think of the demise of family and an individual through social turmoil.

On Monday, December 24^th, our school held a round table with Belgrade high school students. This year we talked about the topic “The Man between nature and freedom”, and our guests were students and teachers from the Fifth, Tenth and Fourteenth Belgrade High School, as well as students from Techno Art High School.

The introductory lecture was given by the philosopher Ivan Milenkovic, who showed, through his presentation, using examples from literature and philosophy, how difficult it is to define freedom. After the lecture there was a discussion that continued during the first module when our philosophy and global politics teacher, Ivan Surlan, emphasized the importance of this topic in the context of political action. We ended the discussion in the field of ethics, where, through an example from everyday life, our teacher Nena Surlan, incited the students to debate the issue of making the right decisions in everyday situations, freedom of will and freedom of decision-making.

All the participants of the round table actively debated, exchanged great ideas with each other, but  they managed to have fun, chat and arrange their next meeting.

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We visited the exhibition “The Heart of Darkness” by Katarina Petrović in the Art venue U10. She is an artist and a researcher who is dealing with the relations between art, science and humanities and the unusual setting made us stop and think. By creating empirical and scientific information, and guided by theintuitive insights, the artist conceives and suggests thinking about the issue of processualism, first of all in the context of the creation of meaning and form.
Following the chronology of Katarina Petrović’s thoughts, the exhibition “The Heart of Darkness” focuses on the inaccessible aspects of our reality, the beginning and the movement, the presence and the absence.
Katarina Petrović is focused on the research of the concept and the process of creation and generativity, and in her work she uses media such as text, language, sound and code. She is currently working as a researcher at the Leo Apostel Transdisciplinary Research Center in Brussels. She completed her master studies at the ArtScience Department of the Royal Conservatory and the Royal Academy of Art in the Hague, as well as her Bachelor and Master studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade.

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