This essay is the "Introduction" to An Oral History of Homosexuality in Croatia edited by Gordan Bosanac and Zvonimir Dobrović and published by Domino/Queer Zagreb.

The public library and its issues only occasionally find their way to the media space – the public sphere.

Morana Novosel’s staging of Thomas Bernhard's Eve of Retirement is a logical move, a natural step and an expected item on the repertoire.

This essay is one part autopoetic introduction to Hrvoje Hiršl's sound installation Nodes, and one part critique of a system that exploits artists' work.

A marvelous essay originaly published as a foreword to Bojan Gagić's sound installation Between Silences held in Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb.

In Lászlo Nemes’ Son of Saul the commonplaces of suffering are abandoned in favour of the experience of a man trying to retain a semblance of humanity in a dehumanized world.

Women in managing positions see their accomplishments mainly as the result of their work and the cultural sector as separated from others, as a domain of social life with no real power.

BADco., Croatian Designers Association and the Upgrade! Platform organized a unique blend of exhibition and performance, entitled Intangible - Institutions need to be constructed.

Promotion of the three-year program catalogue NMG@PRAKTIKA 2013 – 2015 will be held in the gallery Praktika, Dom mladih in Split.

The collective art exhibition in Rijeka's Mali salon derives from an exchange of critical views and thoughts about incipient contemporary emergencies.

INTANGIBLE – Institutions need to be constructed is an artistic event organized by BADco., Croatian Designers Association and the Upgrade! platform.

Zagreb's Museum of Contemporary Art presents the works of Tadej Pogačar and the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Contemporary Arts.

Displacement caused by war and civil unrest needs to be addressed urgently and thoughtfully, says AIA President Elizabeth Chu Richter.

A survey conducted by the European Federation of Journalists revealed disparities in conditions freelancers face and in the levels of their social rights’ protection.

In his book The Bourgeois, Franco Moretti offers an analysis of the development of the novel, positing it as the literary genre inseparable from the rise of the bourgeoisie.