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A group of 15 masked men, wearing black spitfire jackets and hoods, broke into the “Stara kapetanija” gallery in Zemun tonight for a comic book exhibition, fired tear gas and tore apart the works on display.
Although the reasons for the attack are not yet known, one of the authors of the drawings on display, the cartoonist Marko Somborac, explained to “Blic” that it is an exhibition of works of about 30 years.
– This is a “Boys Reunion” exhibition, where the works of that group of comics, of which I was a member, were shown, with works that are between 20 and 30 years old. “They are inventing their vision of something that is black humor. That led to this attack,” Somborac said.
Somborac added to “Blic” that the attack occurred despite the fact that the perpetrators informed the police the day before that they had received death threats, and that the police station was “one minute from the exposure.”
– We see that people are unleashed by some unimportant things, not corruption, violence in schools, crime … I don’t think any of these have ever reported, for example, a neighbor who beats a woman Somborac pointed out.
It also concluded that, in addition to the attack, the authors had already received an invitation for two new exhibitions.
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