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=== ''Sarajevo Survival Guide'' (1993) === |
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[[Miroslav Prstojevic]] penned a survival guide to Sarajevo between April 1992 and 1993. The guide was inspired by the [[Guide Bleu]] format of [[Michelin Guide|Michelin]] guidebooks and included survival photos by Zeljko Pulić that portrayed daily life during the siege. Visuals were curated by [[:de:Ingo_Günther_(Künstler)|Ingo Gunther]] |
[[Miroslav Prstojevic]] penned a survival guide to Sarajevo between April 1992 and 1993. The guide was inspired by the [[Guide Bleu]] format of [[Michelin Guide|Michelin]] guidebooks and included survival photos by Zeljko Pulić that portrayed daily life during the siege. Visuals were curated by [[:de:Ingo_Günther_(Künstler)|Ingo Gunther]] while [[Aleksandra Wagner]] and [[Ellen Elias-Bursać|Ellen Elias Bursac]] contributed the English translation of the guide. In 1994, Sansusha publishers and [[P3 art and environment]] published the Japanese edition<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.p3.org/ENG/data/t/2/3/11/2/index.html|title=p3 art and environment|website=www.p3.org|language=ja|access-date=2018-05-13}}</ref>. |
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The guide advised on issues related to survival during the siege and suggested "best practices" for weathering perilous conditions such as a dearth of essentials like food, electricity, and transportation. The guide's tongue-in-cheek humour aimed to sustain and strengthen readers who were horrified or struggling with the violent realities of the conflict. |
The guide advised on issues related to survival during the siege and suggested "best practices" for weathering perilous conditions such as a dearth of essentials like food, electricity, and transportation. The guide's tongue-in-cheek humour aimed to sustain and strengthen readers who were horrified or struggling with the violent realities of the conflict. |
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FAMA International [Federal Agriculture and Marketing Authority] is an independent media company based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. FAMA was founded in 1990 by Suada Kapic as the first independent media company in the area. At the time, Yugoslavia was emerging from communism and entering into a civil war.[1] FAMA was intended to be the CNN of south-eastern Europe and disseminate information about regional developments to a wider audience.[1] FAMA's primary concern was the Breakup of Yugoslavia and the Siege of Sarajevo, paying particular attention to the ethnic cleansing in Yugoslavia.
Projects
Sarajevo Survival Guide (1993)
Miroslav Prstojevic penned a survival guide to Sarajevo between April 1992 and 1993. The guide was inspired by the Guide Bleu format of Michelin guidebooks and included survival photos by Zeljko Pulić that portrayed daily life during the siege. Visuals were curated by Ingo Gunther while Aleksandra Wagner and Ellen Elias Bursac contributed the English translation of the guide. In 1994, Sansusha publishers and P3 art and environment published the Japanese edition[2].
The guide advised on issues related to survival during the siege and suggested "best practices" for weathering perilous conditions such as a dearth of essentials like food, electricity, and transportation. The guide's tongue-in-cheek humour aimed to sustain and strengthen readers who were horrified or struggling with the violent realities of the conflict.
Harper's Magazine excerpted the guide in its November 1993 review[3].
Survival Art Museum '94
The Survival Art Museum paid homage to the victims' ingenuity while under siege. The museum displayed a diverse collection of artifacts, including jewelry, sculptures, posters, fashions, stoves, and comic books— all examples of what FAMA calls "Survival Art." These exhibits were shown in Tokyo in a 1996 exhibition[4] that highlighted pieces like the highly reproduced Survival Map '92-'96 [5].
In 2015, there were reports that FAMA planned to build a larger museum in Bosnia and Herzegovina[6].
FAMA Collection
The FAMA Collection is an online collection of media and artifacts of the time.[1]
Awards
FAMA received the 2017 Sixth April Award of Sarajevo[7]. The award is given to "outstanding individuals, groups and collectives for significant achievements, and exceptional works" deemed to "contribute to the overall improvement and development of the city of Sarajevo."[8]
External links
References
- ^ a b c "FAMA Collection". www.famacollection.org. Retrieved 2018-07-01.
- ^ "p3 art and environment". www.p3.org (in Japanese). Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ^ Harper's (November 1993). ""Sarajevo on $0 a Day"". Harper's Magazine: 19–21.
- ^ "p3 art and environment". www.p3.org (in Japanese). Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ^ "Sarajevo Survival Map 1992-93-94-95". www.gordoncooper.com. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ^ "Municipality Center to build the Museum of the Siege of Sarajevo? - Sarajevo Times". Sarajevo Times. 2015-10-22. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ^ "The Sixth of April Award 2017 [videos]". [videos]. Retrieved 2018-05-13.
- ^ "The Sixth of April Awards of the City of Sarajevo presented at the Official Ceremony - Sarajevo Times". Sarajevo Times. 2017-04-07. Retrieved 2018-05-13.