Yet another new monument in Serbia

posted by istanbul on 2008/08/28 13:24

Further developments in the "monuments movement" (see an older posting for background): this time it's Bob Marley, and the setting is the "Rock Village" Banatski Sokolac (where? - it's not in Bosnia, as one commentator from Belgrade believed, but in Vojvodina) on the border with Romania (map). Site of a recent rock festival, one of the conclusions voiced on the rock village's website: "the backyard of elementary school was too small for all the people who love rock music." The initiative for the Marley monument, on the other hand, even prompted a response by the "ministar of information, youth & culture" of Jamaica (read here). Pictures of the monument: here and there.


Antworten

01 by PP at 2008/08/28 13:56 Bitte registrieren und/oder loggen Sie ein, um zu antworten

A german version of the announcment could be read here...

02 by istanbul at 2008/08/28 14:17 Bitte registrieren und/oder loggen Sie ein, um zu antworten
1 replies (click to show/hide)

Sorry, PP, didn't see your posting.

01 by PP at 2008/08/30 20:51 Bitte registrieren und/oder loggen Sie ein, um zu antworten

 Never mind, it's absolutely worth mentioning it two times and in two languages ;-)

< previous Posting next >

Topic

Balkancities

Welcome to [BalkanCities], a weblog established to serve a "community of interest" holding stake in a diverse but interconnected range of topics (Urban and Architectural History, Cultural Heritage, -Policy, -History, -Studies, Urban Life and -Development) related to the study of cities of Southeast Europe. Readers are encouraged to participate in this process, either through adding comments to existing postings or posting news to the editor, Maximilian Hartmuth. To subscribe to the notification service (a roughly monthly digest), send a blank email to this address.
> RSS Feed RSS 2.0 feed for Kakanien Revisited Blog Balkancities

Tags

Calendar

Links