In her solo exhibition Birds and Mountains in the Museum of Fine Arts in Split, Katarina Ivanišin Kardum presents two cycles of works: drawings and watercolours from the series Still Landscapes: Birds, created from 2011 onwards, and drawings from the series Still Landscapes: Mountains that she worked on from 2017. In addition to the aforementioned series, the artist will also showcase her family’s natural history collection that was crucially important for the research part of her work.

Multimedia artist Luka Kedžo’s exhibition titled Who Lives Here, Who Lives Here? is his first solo show in Split, created specifically for the Museum of Fine Arts.

A series of work Damir Sokić has created in 2016 was titled Geometries and is an intimate dedication to a unique era in the history of the human spirit. Of course, it is the Modernist era and one of its trademarks - geometric art.

In the series of exhibitions conceived on 'one on one' concept, after the last year's exhibition linking the works of artists from the Caribbean and Croatia, the museum of Fine Arts this year presents exhibition of artists from Sweden and Croatia.

Mladen Galić

Kravata Gallery, Jelsa 27. 6. — 14. 7. 2019.
Museum of Fine Arts, Split 23. 7. — 9. 8. 2019.

Damir Sokić

Kravata Gallery, Jelsa 16. — 31. 7. 2019.
Museum of Fine Arts, Split 13. — 31. 8. 2019.

Eugen Feller

Kravata Gallery, Jelsa 1. — 18. 8. 2019.
Museum of Fine Arts, Split 2. — 19. 7. 2019.

Venezuelan artist Carla Arocha and Belgian artist Stéphane Schraenene are art duo based in Antwerp, and exhibits internationally. Their work in a broadly understood field of art objects is characterized by multimediality, postmodernist aesthetics and ambiental charge.

Installation A possible landscape (Split version) is a part of the project Exhibition continues which focused on Aballi's work of the past fifteen years and presented journey through his aesthetic preferences in contemplating the conventional systems of production of the work of art.