Third Tolerance Poster Show in Novi Sad, Serbia

On December 10th, for the third time, the Tolerance Poster Show opened at the Liberation Square in Novi Sad, Serbia.
December 10th, is the International Day of Human Rights, and the show coordinates with that event.
The show is going to stay on display till December 29th 2019.

We are grateful to Robert Coban for his dedicated efforts, without which, the show would not have been possible.

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Walking Tour at the University of Delaware

To commemorate the International Day for Tolerance on November 16, Mirko Ilic held a walking tour through the Tolerance Poster Show at the University of Delaware 's main campus. The event was attended by students and university professors, including Suzanne Burton, Sr. Associate Dean at the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) , José-Luis Riera, Vice President for Student Life and Blažo Kovačević, who helped organise the exhibition and walking tour. This event was brought to life through the support of the Visiting Speaker Committee of the Department of Art and Design along with contributions from the Margaret P. Allen Endowed Lectureship Fund. Here you can see the videos of the event here and here .

Tolerance Poster Show in Skopje

Here is the first announcement for my lecture 'Design Activism' on December 12th in the amphitheater of the Faculty of Architecture in Skopje, North Macedonia. Additionally, on December 6th, the Tolerance Poster Show will open at the Faculty of Architecture, both in the gallery and on the street in front of the building. If you are somewhere close by, please join us.

Lecture "Design Activism" in Skopje, North Macedonia

On December 5th, Mirko Ilić gave a lecture on design and activism in front of more than 200 guests at the Faculty of Architecture in Skopje, North Macedonia. The lecture is part of Ilic’s visit to Skopje, which accompanies the opening of the Tolerance Poster Show. Ilić's lecture was introduced by the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Prof. Dr. Ognen Marina, and a speech was also given by the founder of Vidi Vaka, Goran Igić, who also organized these events. Among the attendees were high school pupils from the School of Art and the gymnasium Orce Nikolov, deputy minister of Police, Mr. Vlatko Mitkovski, with teachers from the Police Academy, activists, representatives of the civic sector, Open Society Foundation, NDI and representatives of the design and comic books community. During the two-hour lecture, which was followed by numerous questions from the audience, Ilić spoke about activism in art, emphasizing the role of design. He shared his personal experiences a...

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