An exhibition in Belgrade explores the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, aiming for regional reconciliation and cooperation.
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The exhibition “The Labyrinth of the 90s,” which is the first phase of a long-term project aiming to establish a regional center for reconciliation, education, and cooperation, has returned to Belgrade following successful showings in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. The exhibition reflects on the past while mirroring the current wars. The text includes an interview with Dubravka Stojanović, one of the curators, a historian and professor at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Philosophy, who discusses the central question posed by the show: whether an exit from the labyrinth into which the countries of the former Yugoslavia fell in the early 1990s is possible. The exhibition was created through years of research and cooperation among experts, activists, and organizations in the region, involving a team including Dubravka Stojanović, Igor Å tiks, and Dejan Ubović, with support from the GRAD Cultural Center.
