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by Senada Demirovic Habibija, Marija Stamenkovic, Aleksandar Kekovic, Alma Mahic, Paolo Girardello, Adnan Zoranic, Azra Korjenic, Bojana Bojanić Obad Šćitaroci, Mustafa Hrasnica, Tommy Down, Erdin Salihovic, Serdarević Sanjin, Dzana Spahic, Salko Kulukcija, Emir Trozic, Irma Huic, Dijana 2, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Dilara Onur, Amila Rujanac, Alberto Viskovic, Zlatko Af, Marco Munari, Aida Botonjic, Aida Idrizbegović Zgonić, Causevic Amir, Nikola Cekic, Işıl Çokuğraş, Mine Topcubasi, Caterina Borelli, Mária Szilágyi, Emir Brackovic, Nerman Rustempasic, and Lana Kudumovic
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The city is made up of a mosaic of images woven into its inwardness both materially and spiritual... more The city is made up of a mosaic of images woven into its inwardness both materially and spiritually. Know how to recognize and read the city in its time and architectural value is a kind of an art. Reading Mostar would be of this kind. Since the war on 90'ties Mostar got an image of " case city " in the negative sense. Although having bright history and well developed identity, for the sake of brutal war that have happened in Mostar, it became synonym for parallelism, division and negative political and social events. After Warsaw or Dresden that were brutal destroyed during Second World War, Mostar was the most destroyed city in recent European history. During first decade after war city went through successful physical and heritage reconstruction. Still for different political and national interests local authorities despite efforts and successful physical reconstruction did not make great progress when it comes to the reconstruction of society and reconciliation once hostile sides. The role of urban space and planning is very important. It is a thin line between successful and unsuccessful planning, especially in the cities such as Mostar. It is very important to set the planning to the right place. Put it in the service of the citizens and not in the service of politics. Breaking prejudice is a common problem in divided cities and it is not simple to change certain attitudes. Therefore, this is a process in which sometimes is necessary to pass a decades to achieve a positive effect. One of the proper approaches to planning within those situations is to establish a dialogue in the planning process. Dialogue is a broad term and can be interpreted in many ways. Exhibition Mostar-Beirut-Stockholm is one of the ways. By opening up an urban planning through a wide array of art it is allowed to each individual to identify themselves with the space he or she lives, acquiring the basic right for life in a space that is arranged in a human scale.
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