The exhibition of the winners of SEE VISIONS

The exhibition of the winners of SEE VISIONS will be held on
Friday, 13. March 2009, starting at 8.00 PM in gallery NOVI HRAM. Twenty best works were selected by the votes of the gallery
visitors and the jury. Three best artworks will be awarded at the
exhibition>
1ST Muratcan Karagoz (Turkey)
2ND Arnela Brkan (BiH)
3RD Ivan Iliev (Mac)

Ambassador of Romania in Bosnia and Herzegovina will award two more young artists with special awards. DJ Audio InFunction will be in charge of music selection.

SEE VISIONS project provides online space for youth of SEE Region to
express their views on the EU through different art forms, but also to gain
information and knowledge about the EU.
So far, over 120 artworks have been exhibited exposed on the online
exhibition. Almost 15.000 visitors had an opportunity to see the exhibited
works, but also to find useful links for the EU youth related projects.
SEE VISIONS project has been recognized by BiH and international
institutions providing a remarkable support for the project.

SEE VISIONS project aims to become a permanent online gallery providing
space for artists to promote their works



WHAT?

In an effort to contribute to the reform process in South-eastern Europe, the TRANSFUSE Association and the College of Europe have jointly launched a programme in 2006 for young people from the region, as well as broader Europe and the United States, who aspire to play an active role in the future of their countries.

A team of individuals, who are taking part in the 2008-2009 programme, from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Romania, together with NGO HIŽA have launched the competition ‘Express Europe through your Eyes’ for young individuals of South East Europe. The main goal of the competition is to provide space for young people from the region to express their views on the EU through different art forms, but also to gain information and knowledge about the EU.
WHY?

You have the possibility to share your own vision of on Europe, learn more on how other young people in South East Europe see Europe and comment on the work of other participants of the competition.