Dépouillement du document :
Focus
Contemporary circus and outdoor arts in Croatia: The Growth of the Plant Called “Circus”, an article by Irena Boljuncić
Provocation row : voices and views of cultural leaders from Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia
Independent performing arts mobility in the “new normal”: lessons from the post-Yugoslav context, an article by Ana Letunić
Cultural policies and diversity in Serbia and the region, interview with Goran Tomka
A short overview of the development and state of the Contemporary performing street arts (CPSA) and circus in Slovenia, an article by Goro Osojnik
The interview corner
Interview with Antonia Kuzmanić
Interview with Jadranka Žinić Mijatović
Interview with Dora Komenda
Interview with Petra Najman
Interview with Nikola Ristić
Interview with Tjaž Juvan
Interview with Grega Močivnik (Ljud Group)
Sectoral mapping of Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia and Bosnia
Croatia
Serbia
Slovenia
Bosnia
About Circostrada, Artcena, Cirkorama, Cirkusfera and Room 100

Résumé :
With this publication, we aimed to give space to give an overview of the contemporary circus and outdoor arts sectors in Croatia and the region at large, while also enriching and diversifying the understanding of the trends and issues at stake for the contemporary circus and outdoor arts sectors in Croatia, and finally to connect with the annual topic of Circostrada (diverse body/ies) and see how it resonates with both sectors in Croatia and in the region.

The contributors to this publication are Irena Boljuncić, Ana Letunić, Goran Tomka, Goro Osojnik, Antonia Kuzmanić, Jadranka Žinić Mijatović, Dora Komenda, Petra Najman, Nikola Ristić, Tjaž Juvan and Grega Mocivnik.

We hope you enjoy and continue this focus on Croatian, Serbian and Slovenian contemporary circus and outdoor arts.

Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque