Mirta is an institution for adult education, whose work involves peace, democracy, civic self-organizing, volunteer and youth education.

The Return of the Same by Igor Eškinja is an atmospheric and abstract video installation, showing the sporadic shifts of space from darkness to visibility.

Vuk Ćosić is giving a lecture entitled The Collapse of the Context 2.0 in Zagreb’s Multimedia Institute.

The Chronotope of Croatian Performance Art is the first comprehensive overview of Croatian performance art in the period from the 1920s to the 2010 death of Tomislav Gotovac.

Multimedia Institute will be publishing books by Franco Moretti, Alain Badiou and Dubravka Ugrešić this November.

Faktograf’s aim is to introduce the concept of accountability for public claims into public spaces.

Video 1998 - 2015 is a retrospective, a thorough look into the past, into the videography of Alen Floričić dating from 1998 onwards.

Deborah Hustić of Radiona.org is taking part at the international program Museomix in Nice.

Zagreb Gallery Weekend is a joint event by 17 Zagreb galleries, organizations, institutions, studios and artists.

Device_art 5.015 presented a wide range of reflections on robotics, cybernetics and computer science in general in the context of art.

The program of the Zagreb's Nano gallery - Art Metamedia - has compressed its tenth year into a festival form and will be presented in Berlin.

In/Visible Cities, two art projects concerned with city’s public life, are taking place in Zagreb.

The new season of Split’s Škola Gallery starts with Marko Tadić’s exhibition and presents his newest artistic preoccupations.

Home, centre, house, platform is an exhibition dedicated to the phenomenon of institutions in culture.

Dinko Peračić’s project we need it – we do it will represent Croatia at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale.