Radićeva 1

22/11/2022

Dragi naši i naše,

Obavještavamo Vas da kolektiv ODRON od tekućeg mjeseca zvanično prestaje postojati. Naš prestanak djelovanja sa sobom nosi buru emocija, ali u konačnici je ipak neizbježan korak.

Sa početkom 2018. godine kolektiv ODRON je prije svega imao za cilj da kreira alternativni kulturni (a ponajprije izložbeni) prostor za mlade umjetnike/ce. Smještajući se u Radićevu 1 u prostorijama udruženja Okvir, ODRON je ubrzo postao go-to place za sve ljude željne druženja, kreativnog djelovanja i kritičkog promišljanja. U skladu sa šarolikim profilom posjetitelja, ODRON je brzo proširio svoj spektar djelovanja, te je u trosobnom stanu organizovan veliki broj izložbi stranih i domaćih umjetnika/ca, jam sesija, solo muzičkih nastupa, javnih diskusija, umjetničkih radionica, crypto partija, projekcija filmova i mnogih drugih događaja.

Tim kolektiva od 2018-e do danas činilo je nekoliko članova:
Kasja Jerlagić (od osnivanja do danas)
Czesiek (od osnivanja do danas)
Mia Bučan (od osnivanja do 2019.)
Stefan Savić (od osnivanja do 2020.)
Marina Krsmanović (od 2019. godine do 2021.)
Ernad Prnjavorac (od 2020. do 2021.)
Ewa Kumelowska (od 2021. do danas)
Elmae Muslija (od 2020. do danas)

U momentu svog nastanka ODRON je bio jedini prostor ovog tipa u Sarajevu, a danas na naše veliko zadovoljstvo postoji čak nekoliko inicijativa koje bilo u umjetničko-izlagačkom ili ideološko-konceptualnom smislu nastavljaju da promovišu vrijednosti i ciljeve za koje se i sam kolektiv ODRON zalagao. Pojava novih pokreta u kulturnom životu Sarajeva nas tješi i usrećuje, te nam daje nadu u progresivnu budućnost grada.

Veliko hvala svima koji su svojim posjetama i podrškom doprinijeli radu i djelovanju našeg malog kolektiva! Iskreno se nadamo da ćete se i vi sa osmijehom na licu sjećati naše družbe i drugovanja :)

U samom prostoru ODRON-a trenutno se postavljaju temelji nekog novog i drugačijeg udruženja čiji je začetnik Elmae Muslija. Facebook i Instagram stranica kolektiva ODRON biti će drugarski ustupljena bivšem kolegi, a vi se strpite i saznajte šta će to novo nići u Radićevoj 1.

12/05/2022

Vidimo se u subotu od 14h 💚

Kolektiv ODRON i galerija Artiona organiziraju grupnu izložbu Navlakuša koja će se održati subotu, 14. maja sa početkom od 14h.

09/02/2022

Sneak peek: meet the artist 😉

27/11/2021

27/11/2021

Tomorrow:
28.11. - Z (1969)

The murder of a left-wing senator and a police cover-up. The dissolution of a legal system and the desperate struggle for justice despite rising pressure from the fascist right. Z is a film about all these things, but it is also about so much more.

A thinly veiled account of the plot to assassinate the popular doctor and senator Grigoris Lambrakis, the film is filled with colorful characters struggling to survive in a politically divided landscape. From a young and motivated magistrate hungry for the truth, devoted political aides struggling to make a difference, or a cocky photojournalist hoping to make it big, to the generals that do their best to cover up their plot: everyone is involved, and nobody can stay neutral. Simply told and without any frills, Z offers a striking visual account of the events that paved the way for the military junta that ruled Greece from 1967-1974 – and a cautionary tale for us all.

~ If you want to learn more about the tumultuous history of our Balkan neighbour, see some exciting car chases, or simply want to bask in your own ACAB mood, join us at ODRON for the last edition of our revolutionary movie nights. ~

20/11/2021

Join us for tomorrow's screening:
21.11. - The Battle of Algiers (1966)

Often referred to as one of the most politically influential films in history, the Battle of Algiers depicts the turbulent period of the 1950s preceding Algerian independence from French colonial domination. Shot in a documentary style which follows the protagonists down the streets of Algiers, the film resists the temptation to romanticize the violence committed by either the FLN or the French. Instead, Pontecorvo offers a balanced yet unfiltered account of the emergence of new military tactics, insurgency and torture in an unequal yet bloody struggle for self-determination.

08/11/2021

Join us sunday, 14.11. @ 20h
Dr. Strangelove or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

A nuclear standoff, mutually assured destruction, and a mad American general set on destroying the Soviet Union.
This masterpiece by celebrated director Stanley Kubrick combines the absurd with the obscene, the comical with the terrifying, and the constant threat of a nuclear Armageddon with an unsettling question: “what if we’re not as safe as we think we are?”.
More fact than fiction, Dr Strangelove: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is a timeless classic that wields exceptional cinematography to address one of the most salient yet publically controversial topics of its time – and reminds us today of the true fragility of lives lived under the Cold War.

06/11/2021

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