HISTORY SKC

Student Cultural Center was founded in 1968. year. It was founded by the Belgrade University and the University Board of Student Alliance of Belgrade with the initial mandate to provide cultural communication students of Belgrade University. 1992. powers of the founder took over the Government of the Republic of Serbia - Ministry of Education.
SKC was officially opened on 3rd April 1971st The random academy and continued to work pogramom marathon in honor of the 4th April, the day the students of Belgrade. For next year this event was transformed in the April meetings - Festival of Expanded Media, a project that soon became a synonym for the institution as a whole. At first contested for radicalism, the model of the project now became the desired model of any serious cultural institutions.

Besides the big events intermedijalnog and interdisciplinary character (with whom he entered the front door to the Belgrade cultural life of the seventies of last century), the practice of art workshops, establishment of research groups and by supporting various projects and demo fan productions, SKC again - in a unique way , profiled Belgrade's cultural scene during the next decade. It has also achieved international contacts and programs in the nineties and gave an example of successful cultural penetration lock ... But, if perhaps, with each new decade in which inputs, SKC somewhat loses the aura of uniqueness and is increasingly reflected in the programs and practices of new or transformed institutions in Belgrade, one could say that this is the result of his performance, that is, a consequence of the fact that so many people, current workers in culture, their first working experience gained in the Student Cultural Center, is always open to new people and ideas.
Even today, fifty people every day, with greater or lesser commitment, and work on implementation of 1000 program year, or the fact that numerous individuals, groups and institutions, to enable their works, copyright relizuju projects and ideas, or beliefs play audience .
Activities SKC conducted according to annual plans koncipiraju editors of the individual whose number is, however, variable, in order to promptly react to the pressures of real cultural scene, such as changing the profiles and so. nezamenljivih programs depending on the affinity of the current active editor and editorial staff.
Public about the progress of SKC informed through monthly newsletters sketches, press releases and other printed advertising material.
Spatial and other features SKC

Student Cultural Center is located in the very center of Belgrade and is situated in a representative building which was built at the end of the nineteenth century to the project known Serbian arhitetkte John Ilkic. By the beginning of World War II here was situated the house officer, and after the war home UDB-e "Pane Djukic. Since 1968th it has moved in newly established Student Cultural Center.
Because of architectural and historical value 1984th This year the building was declared the cultural and placed under the protection of the law. Although the building is from 1968th until today several times, partially or completely restored exterior of the basic characteristics are essentially preserved, while the interior underwent significant changes. The original conception of space is saved in the ceremonial hall, lecture hall, gallery and a circular lobby.
Old buildings SKC has a total area of 3743 m2 (2,500 m2 intended for public proceeding of the program). In addition to interesting spatial features SKC has a piano brand Steinwey without which one can not imagine serious concert activities, as well as high-quality lighting and sound system.
Since 2005. The composition of the SKC is part of the program entered the room that belonged to the Polytechnic Academy in New Belgrade, with a total area of 1300 m2, of which 1000 in a public function.
Except for your own program needs all these areas and appropriate techniques SKC transferred to other users.
Main Hall
Formal Hall (1000 m2) with a scene, balcony and six pillars that give it its unique atmosphere, has a capacity of 300 mobile seats and can accommodate 1,000 people). It is intended for the maintenance of concerts, theatrical performances, film screenings, formal and scientific meetings, gala receptions, fashion shows, multimedia presentations and other program content.