MONTENEGRO: Streetart Podgorica – Club Haustor – Creative Café, Culture Bar & Art Space

CLUB HAUSTOR is located in the centre of Podgorica and offers much more than an ordinary bar. It is a unique meeting place that brings together cafés, culture, music and urban art. The art space combines different aspects of the city’s alternative cultural scene and offers a glimpse into Podgorica’s creative side. The venue is an eye-catcher even from the outside. Particularly impressive is the colourful entrance, decorated with artistic mosaics and vibrant tiles, but also the many other urban artworks around the building and in the tunnel.

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BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Streetart Sarajevo – Koševo – Zetra Graffiti Hall of Fame

Right next to the huge Zetra sports arena at it’s bigger parking lot, there is a large Graffiti Hall of Fame that turns the area into an open-air gallery for the local urban art scene, also because it is the main spray hall in the city. The Juan Antonio Samaranch Olympic Hall was built for the 1984 Winter Olympics and burned partially down during the siege of Sarajevo. After the war, the arena was rebuilt and reopened in 1999. The graffiti in the surrounding area thus adorns a place that, like few others, epitomizes Sarajevo’s turbulent history: Olympic glory, destruction, and reconstruction converge here with a modern urban art scene.

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