Next to the opening of the exhibition Unordinary Lives by Manca Juvan, a discussion, reflecting past and current development policies of international community in Afghanistan, thinking of the possible scenarios and solutions beyond 2014, is organized.

Emil Sulajkovski’s paintings bear witness to an agitated, longing nature, whose ultimate goal is beauty – beauty against (and in spite of) the grayness, ugliness, banality, andcageyness of our modern, loud, chaotic life.

From his personal (archetypal) secrets, burst these strange, colored notations of an imaginative autobiography . . . They are images from an inner earth . . .