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Branka Ćurčić has been programme editor at the New Media Centre_[[kuda.org]], [[Novi Sad]], Serbia, since 2002. She graduated in Fine Art and Theory of Art and Media (MA) in Novi Sad and [[Belgrade]]. At the Center_kuda.org, she is the editor of the publishing project, kuda.read and participates in organising lectures, conferences, workshops and exhibitions. She has also taken part in several international research projects and writes for several magazines. Ćurčić is interested in critical approaches to new media culture, new relations in contemporary culture and labour, contemporary art practices and the social realm.
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Writer and art critic. Born 1977. BA in arts at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad in 2001, and MA Theory of Art and Media at the University of Art Belgrade. Since 2002 she has been working as a program editor in the New Media Center_[[kuda.org]], [[Novi Sad]]. She was the main coordinator of international [[World-Information.Org]] exhibition, organized in 2003 in Museum of Vojvodina, Novi Sad and Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, and one of the editors of reader published for that occasion.
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Also, she was one of content developers and project coordinator for international conference [[Trans_european Picnic|Trans_European Picnic: The Art and Media of Accession]] organized on the May 1, 2004, in Novi Sad, as collaborative project of kuda.org and V2_Institute of Unstable Media from Rotterdam. In kuda.org she is the editor of publishing department of Center, untitled “kuda.read”. It is focusing on examining critical approaches towards new media culture, technologies, new cultural relations, contemporary artistic practice and the social realm. So far, there is more then 12 mostly bilingual books published by this departement of the Centre [http://www.kuda.org/kudaread]. She used to be one of the researches in the project “Transform” founded in 2005 by [[eipcp|eipcp – European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies]], Vienna [http://www.transform.eipcp.net].
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Since 2006, she is engaged in establishing and running [[Youth Center CK13]] in Novi Sad – an an independent and educative project dedicated to stimulation and development of social engagement and political activism of young people above all, which implies high degree of self-organizing and self-sustainability of youth activities.

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Writer and art critic. Born 1977. BA in arts at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad in 2001, and MA Theory of Art and Media at the University of Art Belgrade. Since 2002 she has been working as a program editor in the New Media Center_kuda.org, Novi Sad. She was the main coordinator of international World-Information.Org exhibition, organized in 2003 in Museum of Vojvodina, Novi Sad and Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade, and one of the editors of reader published for that occasion.

Also, she was one of content developers and project coordinator for international conference Trans_European Picnic: The Art and Media of Accession organized on the May 1, 2004, in Novi Sad, as collaborative project of kuda.org and V2_Institute of Unstable Media from Rotterdam. In kuda.org she is the editor of publishing department of Center, untitled “kuda.read”. It is focusing on examining critical approaches towards new media culture, technologies, new cultural relations, contemporary artistic practice and the social realm. So far, there is more then 12 mostly bilingual books published by this departement of the Centre [1]. She used to be one of the researches in the project “Transform” founded in 2005 by eipcp – European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies, Vienna [2].

Since 2006, she is engaged in establishing and running Youth Center CK13 in Novi Sad – an an independent and educative project dedicated to stimulation and development of social engagement and political activism of young people above all, which implies high degree of self-organizing and self-sustainability of youth activities.