The Museum for All project was developed in 2019 with the support of the Foundation “Novi Sad 2021 – European Capital of Culture”. The goal is to sensitize both cultural institutions and the local environment to meet the cultural and aesthetic needs of people with disabilities (deaf and hard of hearing). Thanks to the application…
The tactile exhibition Touch and Feel aims to improve the experience of examining Pavle Beljanski’s collection for people with acquired or congenital sight loss conditions. It is being carried out in cooperation with the “Milan Petrović” School for Primary and Secondary Education from Novi Sad by raising the social awareness of the need to adapt…
June 18 – August 23, 2020
The collection contains more than a hundred photographs that have been donated to the museum by Pavle Beljanski, members of his family, artists and their heirs, as well as the museum’s friends. The most numerous are photographs from the collector’s personal and family legacy and represent valuable testimonies about the environment and the people that…
The collection includes 87 of Pavle Beljanski’s shellac records donated to The Memorial Collection in 1966 by his heirs. As a passionate collector, Beljanski carefully selected special editions of Columbia Records, His Master’s Voice and other publishers. He bought classical works by Bach, Beethoven, Haydn, Grieg, Wagner, Mozart, Mendelssohn, performed by symphony orchestras such as…
The Collection of Realia preserves the personal items of the donor Pavle Beljanski, of his family members and artists from the collection (painting kits and objects from their studios). The most valuable items in the Collection are personal items of Pavle Beljanski and a ceremonial diplomatic suit, donated to the museum after his death in…
Pavle Beljanski’s vast library of books testifies to his range of interests and the knowledge of several foreign languages. He donated a part of it to the Department of Art History at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade in 1964 while books about other topics were donated to The Memorial Collection by the collector’s heirs…
The Collection of Decorations mostly consists of Pavle Beljanski’s decorations received for the promotion of the diplomatic service. In his almost four-decade-long career, he received more than twenty decorations, of which seventeen have been preserved. Together with two more items belonging to his younger brother, Nikola Beljanski, and the painter, Jefto Perić, today they form…
