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Montenegro<br />

National Museum <strong>of</strong> Montenegro<br />

Revival <strong>of</strong> cultural and historical core <strong>of</strong> Cetinje (May 18th 8pm - 2am)<br />

Free-entry, Openings, Visit, Educational programme<br />

Cultural and historical core <strong>of</strong> Cetinje consists <strong>of</strong> several very important places - archeological localities and<br />

museums which can give encompassing insight into Montenegrin cultural heritage. Since they're all situated<br />

closely to each other, the idea <strong>of</strong> the National Museum <strong>of</strong> Montenegro activity programme for the <strong>International</strong><br />

Museum Day is to give an image <strong>of</strong> the city as an cultural and artistic cradle <strong>of</strong> Montenegro through its cultural<br />

and historical development in chronological order. <strong>The</strong>re will be a fictive path on which the audience will be<br />

guided to see the collection <strong>of</strong> all participating museums - from visiting archeological localities, i.e. architectual<br />

fragments from 15th century (First Balkan printing-house was situated on Cetinje, and church <strong>of</strong> Crnojevic<br />

dinasty dedicated to Virgin Mary), memorial museums such as Biljarda - Residence <strong>of</strong> bishop and ruler Petar II<br />

Petrovic Njegos and his successors, in which arms will be exhibited as the oldest exhibited collection in Cetinje<br />

and also collection which holds some <strong>of</strong> the most representative, authentic everyday things <strong>of</strong> Njegos' family;<br />

there is also king Nicola's palace and modern Institution such as Goverment house in which Art Gallery and<br />

History museum are situated. <strong>The</strong> museum items are different in their character: archaeological sources, written<br />

and printed documents, war relics (arms, flags, uniforms, coats-<strong>of</strong> arms), furniture, various types <strong>of</strong><br />

ethnographic items covering the entire ethnographic subject matter <strong>of</strong> present-day Montenegro, art works (holy<br />

paintings - icons, paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, installations) originating from the medieval period to<br />

late twentieth century. <strong>The</strong>refore, visitors will be able to see and feel (through audio-visual projection) the very<br />

spirit <strong>of</strong> past times in Cetinje and to revive their own memories.<br />

Contact: Ljiljana Zekovic (Director <strong>of</strong> Art Museum, National Museum <strong>of</strong> Montenegro; President <strong>of</strong> National<br />

Committee <strong>of</strong> ICOM Montenegro)<br />

Phone: +382 67 270 082<br />

Fax: +382 41 230 310<br />

Email: mnl.zekovic@t-com.me<br />

Address: Novice Cerovica bb – 81250 Cetinje, Montenegro<br />

Website: www.mnmuseum.org<br />

Netherlands<br />

Historisch Museum JoCas<br />

Virtual experience World Heritage UNESCO (24/7/2011 on the<br />

internet)<br />

Free-entry, educational programme<br />

Complete UNESCO World Heritage <strong>of</strong> 151 countries and their 911<br />

objects with illustrations, interactive information and video in<br />

the Dutch language. Unique in the Netherlands. Historisch<br />

Museum JoCas is the first en biggest virtual historical museum in<br />

the Netherlands.<br />

Contact: Cor Bastinck (Curator)<br />

Phone: 343572868<br />

Email: jocas@casema.nl<br />

Address: Crassus 25 , Wijk bij Duurstede, Netherlands<br />

Website: http://www.museumjocas.nl<br />

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