f Editorial

Yugofuturism is a never-ending story, indeed worthy of having a chance at a new beginning. Two years ago, shortly after marking the centenary edition of the Maska magazine and after we organized the conference Precarity and Self-management?, which drew parallels between the potentials and traumas of the past and the present, and published the edition titled Yugofuturism (mainly due to the contributions’ countries of origin), we came to realise that we had not yet broached the futuristic dimensions of the open problems at all. In view of this, we organized (in cooperation with MGLC) another YUFU conference in the frame of the 34^th Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts in autumn of 2021, aiming to start a reflection on “the horizon of a common Yugoslav future” and to open up “the possibility of a certain Yugofuturist future.” The next edition of the YUFU conference will be held in September 2022 at the BITEF Festival in Belgrade. We are grateful to the co-organisers for recognising the potential of our idea as well as for their cooperation in the making of the present edition.