The interdisciplinary project "No Borders - No Nations" encompasses two distinct but intertwined cultural activities: an art exhibition in seven ex-YU cities and concerts of the No Borders Orchestra (NBO) in three ex-YU cities. The project was conceived by the Artistic Director of the NBO Mr. Premil Petrovic, together with the curator Mr. Miroslav Karic (Remont Art Gallery, Belgrade). Partners in the project are the Montenegrin Music Center in Podgorica, Montenegro and the Zagreb Concert Management, Croatia, which are responsible for the production of concerts and exhibitions in their respective countries. Mr. Karic has invited six curators from the region who were asked to suggest one artist to represent their contemporary visual arts scene (with Mr. Karic selecting an artist from Serbia). The first introductory meeting of curators and artists takes place on 3 - 4 May in Kanjiza, town in the Serbian province of Vojvodina known for its multicultural, multi-ethnic and multi-confessional population. In Kanjiza they will discuss the given topic and consequently decide on the sort of art they are going to create together and which media they are going to use. In the following months, the artists will envisage their contribution to the exhibition "No Borders - No Nations". The actual working session for them will also take place in Kanjiza from August 14 - August 28 2013, when artists will produce their works and the curators will prepare texts for the catalogue and engage in one or more open discussions with public, related to the same topic. The exhibition will be presented in seven cities from September 2013 till February 2014The concerts of the No Borders Orchestra with the conductor Mr. Premil Petrovic will take place in: Kanjiza (Serbia) on August 14, in Kotor (Montenegro) on August 16 and in Dubrovnik (Croatia) on August 17. The soloist will be the renowned classical guitarist and lutenist Mr. Edin Karamazov from Bosnia/Croatia.