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We gathered to honor the legacy of Mila Moškov through the timeless art of Punto in Aria lace. Guided by her student, Slađana Vučetić, participants discovered the beauty, precision, and tradition behind this unique craft, helping preserve an important part of the cultural heritage of the Bay of Kotor for future generations.

Together with museum pedagogue Zoran Kruta, we explored the hidden world of Montenegro’s underwater archaeology and discovered the secrets the sea has preserved for centuries. Inspired by ancient amphorae, participants created their own paper mâché pieces from recycled materials, blending history, creativity, and sustainability into a unique hands-on experience.

Participants explored the timeless art of mosaic, creating their own unique pieces from ceramic, stone, and glass. Under the guidance of artist Ljiljana Kolundžić, they discovered the fundamentals of mosaic composition while transforming traditional motifs into contemporary, personal artworks. An inspiring evening of creativity, craftsmanship, and artistic expression.

From the timeless landscapes of the Bay of Kotor to vibrant acrylic compositions, yesterday’s workshop with Hana Mirkov was a celebration of colour, light, and Mediterranean inspiration. Participants explored the beauty of Boka through their own artistic perspective, creating unique interpretations of its landscapes and atmosphere.

Exploring the dialogue between clay, stone, and wire. Led by MFA graduate Nada Kažić, participants experimented with natural materials to create unique sculptural forms, discovering the balance between texture, structure, and space through contemporary sculptural practice.

An evening shaped by nature and creativity. Inspired by the landscapes of Luštica and the drawings of artist Gordana Trebješanin, participants created unique assemblages using natural materials and organic forms, each reflecting their own interpretation of the full moon.

Our first workshop of the 2026 season brought us together for an inspiring afternoon of creativity, exploring the fascinating world of corals through clay, guided by artist Jelena Pavićević Marković. Inspired by the textures, rhythms, and organic forms found beneath the sea, participants created their own sculptural interpretations while discovering how nature can become both a teacher and a source of artistic expression.

Through this inspiring workshop, the participants had the opportunity to get acquainted with the technique of making swords, but also to make a detail from the traditional uniform of the Bokel Navy, discovering the precision, patience and artistic value of this craft. We talked about the importance of preserving cultural heritage, the value of handwork and the beauty of creation that comes from knowledge, dedication and love for tradition.

A watercolor workshop inspired by the sea, its light, and the surrounding landscapes. This hands-on session was a chance to explore your creativity through this specific watercolor technique with our guest artist, Bosiljka Bakočević Delić, an internationally recognized artist in this technique.

The Autumn Impressions workshop celebrated the olive harvest season through a hands - on ceramic painting experience inspired by Mediterranean motifs. Participants brought to life the colours, textures, and spirit of the autumn harvest, transforming simple ceramic pieces into seasonal works of art. The workshop offered a warm and creative atmosphere where guests explored nature - inspired designs, earthy tones, and the timeless charm of the Mediterranean - each leaving with t

Participants discovered the history, symbols, and motifs-especially dolphins as signs of harmony and protection-and created their own miniature mosaics using glass, ceramic, and stone fragments, guided by visual artist Ljiljana Kolundžić and art historian Kristina Kestner. A hands-on journey connecting cultural heritage with contemporary artistic expression.

Art historian Kristina Kestner delves into medallions from Montenegrin museum collections, revealing their rich symbolism of protection, eternity, and Mediterranean tradition. In the hands-on part, visual artist Ljiljana Kolundžić leads participants in crafting acrylic-on-canvas works enriched with gold leaf, reimagining historic motifs into vivid, personal expressions.

This ARTRO workshop unfolds in two parts, offering participants both historical insight and artistic practice. The first part explores the symbolic presence of the grapevine in ancient jewelry, amphoras, and ritual objects, understanding the vine as a metaphor of fertility, continuity, and Mediterranean identity. The second part, with Ljiljana Kolundžić, visual artist, focuses on painting on glass inspired by grapevine motifs and Mediterranean vegetation, transforming this kn

Workshop with Vildana Killian was a journey into the dialogue between nature, geometry, and creativity. Participants worked with natural Montenegrin pigments, sacred forms, and coastal stone to create meditative drawings and mosaics. Each piece reflected patience, rhythm, and the quiet harmony between material and inner worlds.