Marijan Molnar’s solo exhibition Inventory provides a welcome example of the compelling and sustainable understanding of visual arts as a cognitive discipline that communicates in the fastest way possible – based on analytical visual concepts – and, in a stimulating manner deliberates about reality and the world we inhabit.

Drinković’s works are of an interactive nature; the viewers must “try” them in order to experience it. In this exhibition the visitor is the key factor in “launching” the art work. The artist has been researching and creating conditions for a different perception of everyday life in recent years. Using interactivity as a medium, he creates the conditions for communicating through audience participation via his fantastic devices; Drinković’s installations are machines that serve as mediators in search of sincere human non-verbal communication. Only by linking the mechanical and the artificial with the biological component of the participant, a complete work is created.

Božidar Jurjević comes from the middle generation of Dubrovnik artists. In his case, this is not just biographical data. Namely, specific space and time had a crucial influence on Jurjević's artistic formation and positioning.

As a part of the Katamaran Art exhibition cycle, we present Igor Zdunić, with a total of eight acrylic paintings on canvas, produced in the period from 2014 to 2018.

Vedran Perkov
Kravata Gallery, Jelsa, 5. - 24. 6.2018.
Museum of Fine Art, Split, 5. - 22. 7.2018.

Igor Zdunić
Kravata Gallery, Jelsa, 26. 6. - 15. 7. 2018.
Museum of Fine Art,, Split, 24. 7. - 12. 8. 2018.

Vitar Drinković
Kravata Gallery, Jelsa, 17. - 31. 7.
Museum of Fine Art, Split, 16. - 31. 8.

Dejana Kabiljo creates art, architecture and design, exploring human behavior, cracks, faults and weaknesses, the B side.

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.

On the day of Ivan Martinac's 80th birthday, 28 March 2018 (the day
after the 66th birthday of the Split Cine Club), Museum of Fine Arts presents his films made in club production. Sharp selection that will be on view for the next three months, is Martinac's personal choice celebrating 41 year of his career at the Golden Gate Cinema in 2001. Back then, these six classic movies although included in a program of twenty films, accidentaly haven't been presented.