Petar Grimani is organising the ceremonial closing of the exhibition Forum and the City, with a conversation with Branko Franceschi and a musical programme by violinist Orest Shourgot.
We invite you to the launch of the catalogue and a re-viewing of Grimani's spatial installation, Forum and the City, on Wednesday, 8 July at 7 pm, at the Forum Gallery (16 Tesla Street).
The exhibition deals with man, or the human body, as the basic measure within which we perceive the world and the universe. The proportions within which man has evolved can be observed in a series of monuments, from the ancient pyramids, Greek temples and Roman cities, to contemporary art.
A call for proposals is now open for exhibitions, performances, curatorial concepts, and interdisciplinary projects for the 2027 program at both of KIC’s gallery spaces.
Ida Loher's recent work, or more precisely the continuously evolving project A Daily Moment of Beauty, is based on the gesture of a time-out: a pause, a break, an interruption in the linear time of productivity.
A group exhibition by authors whose films have entered the prestigious Grand Competition Short Film. A variety of art works from their films is on display - paintings, sketches, drawings, graphics and collages, through parts of scenography, models, studios, storyboards to specific installations and multimedia.
Design, Socialism, Modernism: A Didactic Exhibition is based on the premise that design, visual communication, popular culture and art in the broadest sense can serve as a ‘royal road’ for analysing and interpreting the development of Yugoslav society during socialist modernisation in the second half of the twentieth century.
The collaboration between the two artists emerged from the many connections they perceived between the mindset and cultural origins of the Mediterranean islands of Koločep (Kalamota) in the Adriatic Sea and Ventotene in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
At its core is the work of the Zemlja Artists’ Association, whose members were banned between the two world wars for their critical depictions of social reality, poverty, and inequality.
My Mother Laughs is a performative reading session based on the book My Mother Laughs by filmmaker Chantal Akerman.
A commemoration for painter Goranka Vrus Murtić will be held on Wednesday, 25 February at 5 pm at the Cultural and Information Centre (KIC), Preradovićeva 5, Zagreb.
