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06. November 2011. | 17:42
Macedonian culture makes a global breakthrough, whereas the Ministry of Culture has put efforts towards the international promotion through projects and events. We will continue with this trend in the future, because the country has a lot to show the world, said Culture Minister Elizabeta Kanceska-Milevska after the end of Thursday's concert of "Tanec" ensemble in Tallinn's "Nokia" hall.
Kanceska-Milevska voiced satisfaction from the fact that Macedonia had the opportunity to present itself in this year's European Capital of Culture through music, folklore, art etc.
The "Tanec" performance and the concert of Kiril Dzajkovski and his band completed the Days of Macedonian Culture in Tallinn.
Prior to the concert, exhibition "In City" of the Museum of Contemporary Arts opened in the "Nokia" hall lobby. The display, developed by curator Viktorija Vaseva-Dimeska, presents segments from the work of several Macedonian painters. It will be open until November 30, alongside exhibit "Macedonian Folk Costumes and Embroideries" by the Museum of Macedonia, set in the National Library of Estonia.
The Days of Macedonian Culture in Tallinn were organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Macedonian Embassy to Estonia.
Macedonian culture makes a global breakthrough, whereas the Ministry of Culture has put efforts towards the international promotion through projects and events. We will continue with this trend in the future, because the country has a lot to show the world, said Culture Minister Elizabeta Kanceska-Milevska after the end of Thursday's concert of "Tanec" ensemble in Tallinn's "Nokia" hall.
Kanceska-Milevska voiced satisfaction from the fact that Macedonia had the opportunity to present itself in this year's European Capital of Culture through music, folklore, art etc.
The "Tanec" performance and the concert of Kiril Dzajkovski and his band completed the Days of Macedonian Culture in Tallinn.
Prior to the concert, exhibition "In City" of the Museum of Contemporary Arts opened in the "Nokia" hall lobby. The display, developed by curator Viktorija Vaseva-Dimeska, presents segments from the work of several Macedonian painters. It will be open until November 30, alongside exhibit "Macedonian Folk Costumes and Embroideries" by the Museum of Macedonia, set in the National Library of Estonia.
The Days of Macedonian Culture in Tallinn were organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Macedonian Embassy to Estonia.
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