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Tolerance Postcards / Limited Edition FLUID Montenegro

We are pleasantly surprised to receive a box of Tolerance Poster Postcards in the mail.

They are published by NGO FLUX in Cetinje, Montenegro. Only 10 sets of them were printed. The postcards are made to commemorate The International Day for Tolerance and the Tolerance Poster Show, which was part of the FLUID design forum at Modernoj Galeriji (Muzeji i galerije Podgorice) in Podgorica, Montenegro in November 2021. This edition includes 183 postcards. That is how many posters we had in our collection then. We want to send our special thanks to Ana Matić, President of NGO FLUX, for her effort in organizing the Tolerance Poster Show and publishing the Tolerance postcards.

You can read more about the Tolerance Poster Show in Podgorica, Montenegro here.


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