The award is given for a literary work of any genre: literary essays, short stories, poetry, drama, novels or hybrid forms, which, alongside undeniable literary quality, reflect the values of inclusivity, an open society, equality, genuine freedom of speech, and the broader humanistic values championed by Predrag Matvejević.

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.

Grič Evenings are celebrating a major anniversary this year – 45 years of music under the open sky of Zagreb's Upper Town.

The film had its world premiere at the Sarajevo Film Festival in 2025, where Andrija Kuzmanović won the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Actor.

We invite you to the opening of Lora Elezović's interactive exhibition, Kaleidoscope, on Tuesday, 14 July at 8pm at the Upper Floor Gallery of the Cultural and Information Centre (5 Preradovićeva Street, Zagreb).

Frank is a small-time dealer who, along with his friend Tonny, is trying to carve out a place for himself in Copenhagen’s criminal underworld.

Tonny has just been released from prison and is now trying to regain his self-respect and reintegrate into normal life...

Milo, a Serb living in Denmark, is one of the key figures in the local drug scene. He also runs a Serbian restaurant where his compatriots work—and who are also his most frequent customers...

Tonina is a caring and sharp-witted owner of an accounting firm where she employs her husband and daughter, keeping all the family’s affairs under her control.