L'exposition de dessins, gravures et céramiques de l'un des artistes les plus influents du vingtième siècle, Pablo Picasso, est ouverte le 30 avril à la galerie Miodrag Dado Duric à Cetinje, provenant de la collection de la Galerie Osten de Skopje. Picasso est né en Espagne et a été formé à l'Académie des Arts de Madrid et Barcelone, ​​mais il a déménagé à Paris en 1904 où il a vécu le reste de sa vie. Initially he was caught with socially conscious tradition in French painting that included artists like Daumier and Toulouse-Lautrec. Picasso went through an extraordinary and complex transformation between 1905 and 1906 to 1907 year. Sculptures from Iberia (Spain and Portugal) dating back to the V and VI century BC, had a great influence on his work. More influential were his visits to the Ethnographic Museum, where African art from the French colonies was exposed. Picasso admired the expressive force and the unknown, the formal quality of African masks, which he himself was the owner and held them in his studio. Cubism replicates the process of perception, in which we examine the object from different angles and then compile our perception in the complete object in our head. Picasso gathered shattered subjects not according to our process of perception but in accordance with the principles of artistic composition, he tried to convey meaning rather than representations of observed reality. Nous connaissons ses nombreuses phases : bleue, rose, impressionniste, réaliste, cubiste ou africaine, cubiste collage et néoclassique. He made graphics, drawings, nudes, ceramics, wire constructions, forms of bronze, cubist sculpture. Les œuvres de Pablo Picasso seront exposées jusqu'au 30 octobre à Cetinje.