The exhibition presents the latest cycle of drawings-paintings by Jadranjko Runjić made with pencil on mediapan plates.

A4 is a national program that connects students of art academies and art history, conceived in collaboration with former participants of the Fast Forward / Tuesdays program at the Gallery. Following a public competition at the national level involving students from Osijek, Rijeka, Split and Zagreb, the pairs of artists and art historians were selected for the purpose of organizing an initial 0 exhibition featuring students from all universities.

Objektiv / Lens, 1966, 7'10"

Pet / Five, 1965, 8'30"

Danas...? / Today...?, 1965, 7'

Twist-twist, 1962, 3'

Jukebox, 1966, 6'40''

Fluorescencije / Fluorescences, 1967, 4'30''

Exhibition brings together recent paintings by two artist Croatian Izvor Pende and German Daniel Richter. Concept follows the path traced by the series of exhibitions entitled One on One, organized in the museum since 2009. So far exhibitions have presented works by two Croatian artists that were coupled according their style, generation, discipline or theme. Swimming Together exhibition is a step forward in the concept since it connects Croatian with international artist, which reflects overall museum's strategy of international promotion and positioning.

Edgy presents video works by four renown international artists: Carlos Aires (Spain), Paolo Canevari (Italy / USA), and Aurora Reinhard (Finland) that are interrelated by methods of appropriation and reinterpretation of iconic cultural references. All the referential works aestheticize power and the importance of gender and sexuality; all were scandalous at the time of their creation only to later become classics of their period.

Momčilo Golub's latest site-specific installation.

The concept of presenting a selection of Museum of Fine Arts Collection which comprises the artistic practices from 1960s until present-day is based upon the dynamic quality of contemporary art production, its versatile, open and fluctuating nature. The display entitled About Art traces numerous artistic practices that research and demonstrate the nature of art, processes of its conception and its existence within the field of art itself.

Works by many important protagonists of Croatian contemporary art are exhibited – from Julije Knifer, Ivan Picelj, Dušan Džamonja, through Gorki Žuvela, Boris Demur, Nina Ivančić, Dubravka Rakoci, Dalibor Martinis to Mirjana Vodopija, Damir Babić, Viktor Popović, Igor Eškinja, Goran Škofić etc.