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Acquisitions of the Meštrović Atelier 1991 – 2011 (2011-11-17 - 2012-03-18)

Sculptor extraordinaire, Ivan Meštrović, created hundreds of works throughout his career and this exhibit marks 20 years since the establishment of a foundation in his honour. Read_on (No Comments)

Mato Celestin Medović – Retrospective (2011-12-01 - 2012-02-12)

Mato Celestin Medović – Retrospective
The exhibition by the most famous Croatian painter-plenerist is the pinnacle of this year’s Klovićevi dvori Gallery’s art season. Read_on (No Comments)

The Homeland War (2011-12-01 - 2012-09-30)

The Homeland War
This exhibit marks the 20th anniversary since the war in Croatia. Visitors can get a true insight into the war with army suits, symbols, flags, maps, weapons, photos, testimonies, documentaries, multimedia projections and much more never seen before items. Read_on (No Comments)

Mors porta vitae - Death, A door into Life (2011-12-12 - 2012-02-28)

Epitaphs, headstones, rituals…. Now that we have your attention, this one of a kind exhibit looks at the funeral processions and cemeteries of Zagreb, centuries ago. Read_on (No Comments)

Islamic, Mogul and Bhutanese metal objects from the Mimara Museum collection (2011-12-29 - 2012-03-31)

Steering away from the main continent and moving towards East, seventeen preserved artefacts from vases, bowls and candle holders dating from the 7th to the 12th century will be on display. Read_on (No Comments)

No Photograph – Jasenko Rasol (2012-01-16 - 2012-02-29)

Rasol is a contemporary Croatian photographer who joins the ‘No fotografija’ list in a mutual collaboration between the museum and artists who have created their art works especially for the museum and at the museum’s photo laboratory. Read_on (No Comments)

L'amour du Risque - From the FRAC collection (French Regional Museum of Contemporary Art) (2012-04-19 - 2012-06-17)

Art is meant to be freedom of expression. But what happens when we give it limits? When we add rules? Artists from FRAC have decided to take a plunge, to steer away from mainstream art and detach themselves from the rules. Read_on (No Comments)

Documenta Ophthalmologica…stories from the Eye Doctor’s Offices of the late 19th century (2011-12-20 - 2012-03-20)

What gadgets did eye doctors in the 19th century use to prevent and cure eye illnesses. Feast your ‘eyes’ on this oftalmological collection of objects used at the Royal Eye Clininc in Zagreb dating back from 1923. Read_on (No Comments)

Šime Vulas – Retrospective (2011-12-20 - 2012-03-04)

Sculpting is a labour of love for Šime Vulas who presents an astonishing 70 years of his opus to the wider public. This extraordinaire Read_on (No Comments)

Fertility Rituals at the Samobor Carnival (2012-01-10 - 2012-02-22)

See the long lost rituals that were tradition in the 1870s and are rarely seen today. They began on the Saturday before Shrove Read_on (No Comments)

Photo Graz 010 (2012-01-12 - 2012-03-09)

Photography fans have the opportunity of seeing the current photo scene of ‘Steiermark’ which will be presented through monitors and other usual analogue forms. Read_on (No Comments)

Silence Where Things Abandon Themselves (2012-02-01 - 2012-02-29)

How does one turn everyday objects into an artistic work? Not sure, then let an Italian contemporary art and performance group give you an unmatched outline into the topic. Read_on (No Comments)

Liturgical Clothing from the Museum of Arts and Crafts collection (2012-02-28 - 2012-04-22)

The most valuable samples of liturgical clothing and items presenting textile motifs from continental Croatia will be displayed. Read_on (No Comments)

Bruketa & Žinić (2012-03-15)

Take a look at one of the most award-winning advertising agencies in this part of Europe. Croatian made and owned, Davor Bruketa and Nikola Žinić front this company focusing on strategic planning, market communication, design, and more. Read_on (No Comments)

Edgar Degas – Dance Steps in Bronze (2012-03-15 - 2012-05-13)

Degas was a famous Frenchman and one of the founders of impressionism, but too many critics his bronzed sculptures were his glorified work. Read_on (No Comments)

Piano Collection by Ljubomir Gašparović (2012-03-15 - 2012-04-15)

The then and now of pianos is right here where viewers can see pianos from the 'golden age' - built by Viennise builders (made before  or around 1850) through to the end of the 20th century. Read_on (No Comments)