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Books by Dušan Medin

Манастир Градиште / уредили Душан Медин и Катарина Митровић, 2019

Културна историја Паштровића / Никола Самарџић, Мила Медиговић Стефановић, Душан Медин и Злата Марјановић, 2018

Papers by Dušan Medin

Limes plus: Časopis za društvene nauke i humanistiku (tema broja „U mreži kulturnih i kreativnih industrija“, ur. Dušan Medin), god. XIX, br. 2/2022, 2022

Историјски записи: Орган Историјског института и Друштва историчара Црне Горе: Поводом 80-годишњице Тринаестојулског устанка, год. XCV 1–2/2022

Etnologija i leksikoni - Iskustva i ideje: Radovi sa Međunarodnog naučnog skupa Etnologija i leksikoni — iskustva i ideje, održanog u Podgorici 8. novembra 2019. godine, u organizaciji Crnogorske akademije nauka i umjetnosti / ur. Aleksandar Čilikov, 2021

Glasnik Odjeljenja humanističkih nauka, knj. 7, Crnogorska akademija nauka i umjetnosti, Podgorica, 2021

Brothers Krsto and Jovo M. Gregović, the Paštrovići from Kastel Lastva (today Petrovac na Moru), ... more Brothers Krsto and Jovo M. Gregović, the Paštrovići from Kastel Lastva (today Petrovac na Moru), who made a fortune in Constantinople in the middle of the 19th century, upon their return to their homeland, built a beautiful and large house that had two salons. In Constantinople Jovo Gregović married the Greek Katina Stanaki, who brought the first piano to Kastel Lastva in the 1870’s. The luxurious salons of the Gregović brothers, Jovo’s one even with the piano in it, equipped with period furniture and paintings, were undoubtedly a place of gathering and socialising, where guests had the opportunity to listen to Jovo’s wife’s piano playing. The importance of education and art in the Gregović family home is best evidenced in their descendants: Dušan J. Gregović was a distinguished diplomat and president of the Craftsmen Singing and Tamburitza Society in Cetinje, while Marko K. Gregović was one of the first educated painters in Montenegro. A note about the first piano in Kastel Lastva opens a window into the world of forgotten civil salons of the Gregović family, in which Dušan and Marko Gregović experienced their first contact with art. Following the fate of the piano, the “invisible” female history of the Gregović family unfolds, starting with the Greek Katina Stanaki who was the first to play music on it, following her daughter Draginja and granddaughter Anastasija, who received their musical education in women’s institutes such as the Girls Institute in Cetinje and the French School for Girls in Constantinople, to her great-granddaughter Lidija, a pianist who lived in Canada and the USA. As a symbol of civil culture of the 19th century, the first piano in Kastel Lastva was on a local level a sign of Europeanisation and modernisation: from salon music making in Gregovićs’ home, to Marko and Dušan Gregović being the harbingers of modern Montenegro in the field of art and diplomacy.

Паштровски алманах IV: за 2017–2021. годину / уредио Мирослав Лукетић, 2021

Otkrivanje skrivenog: Crna Gora, kvir & (s)rodne teme / uredili Milica Stanić Radonjić, Predrag Zenović i Dušan Medin, 2021

Matica: časopis za društvena pitanja, nauku i kulturu, god. XXIII, br. 85 (proljeće 2021), 2021

Градиште – манастир у Паштровићима: Зборник радова с Међународног мултидисциплинарног научног симпозијума одржаног 4, 5, 6, 12. и 13. новембра 2016. године у Петровцу на Мору, Буљарици и Београду / уредили Катарина Митровић и Душан Медин, 2020

Žensko nematerijalno kulturno nasljeđe Crne Gore: Nove mape – rodne perspektive / uredila Nataša Nelević, 2020