Exhibition "The Nineties: From Disagreement to Resistance" in Cetinje

The exhibition "The Nineties: From Disagreement to Resistance" will open tomorrow at noon in Cetinje, in the Gallery of the Cultural Center of the Royal Capital Cetinje, and is organized by the Center for Civic Education (CCE), the M90 ​​Foundation and the Cultural Front, in cooperation with the Cultural Center of the Royal Capital Cetinje.

The Mayor of the Royal Capital of Cetinje will address the audience at the opening. Nikola Đurašković, director of the Cultural Center of the Royal Capital of Cetinje Jelena Lela Milošević, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Montenegro Martin Elgersma, Deputy Ambassador of the Republic of France Bertrand Baucher, Executive Director of CCE Daliborka Uljarević i Dejan Ubovic, in front of the author.

"This exhibition is not only about the past, but also about universal values ​​that are equally needed today - empathy, courage and determination in opposition. Every photograph, every name and every story in this exhibition testifies to the strength of individuals who, in times of revisionism and denial, chose truth and resistance," the announcement states.

With this presentation, through six thematic units, the author team consisting of Dubravka Stojanovic, Igor Stiks and Dejan Ubović, conveys that their struggle is not over - by giving voice to the heroes, anti-war movements and independent media of that era, it continues through memory and remembrance.

"By remembering these people, we remind ourselves that society is not only based on what happened to it, but also on what was chosen not to happen within it," the statement reads.

The exhibition "The Nineties: From Disagreement to Resistance" emerged from the "Museum of the Nineties" initiative, which has so far had notable exhibitions in Belgrade (2023), Sarajevo (2024), Podgorica (2025) and Budva (2025), and the exhibition in Cetinje rounds off its Montenegrin promotion, the organizers point out.

The exhibition is realized by the Cultural Front, the M90 ​​Foundation and CCE, with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands through the MATRA program, as well as the European Fund for the Balkans (EFB) and the Shared Horizons project funded by the Republic of France and implemented by Expertise France Groupe AFD.