Ida Blažičko is one of the more interesting sculptresses of the younger generation on the Croatian art scene. Her recognizable style in forming the perfectly finished objects, markedly large in size, is inspired by nature and living organisms. This exhibition in the Museum of Fine Arts is the logical continuation of her earlier reflections. But there are some novelties or, more to the point, certain tenets that could already be glimpsed at previously staged exhibitions have become more prominent. In this case, specifically, the multimedia aspect is considerably more pronounced than before. Her collaboration with the multimedia artist Alex Brajković resulted in elegant fragile gossamer-like structures, now enhanced with special lighting and a musical composition that he developed specifically for this work by Ida.

Concept: Branko Franceschi

Curators: Branko Franceschi, Toni Horvatić
Assistant Curator: Adriana Perojević

Production: Museum of Fine Arts in collaboration with Lucija and Marko Marin Collection

After publication and promotion of the Legacy monograph in January 2020, the Museum of Fine Arts presents the critical retrospective of Zlatan Dumanić that will provide the audience with the insight into the versatility, complexity and, equally important beauty of Dumanić’s work and dandyism of his personal style.The exhibition is mainly composed, along the works from the museum collection, of the artworks that were found in the artist’s apartment after his death. They were preserved thanks to the Marko and Lucija Marin Collection, as well as the ones that were purchased for the collection in spite of the volatile Croatian art market. The exhibition, similar to the monograph, will present the outlines of Dumanić’s multimedia legacy that consists of numerous sculptures, installations, paintings and painted compositions, drawings, diaries, artist and experimental books, objects that surpass the common, presently very loosely perceived definitions of the artwork, as well as the performance documentation.

The Museum of Fine Arts invites you to follow our new exhibition project titled A View from the Inside that will be presented every Friday, starting with April, 17th 2020 on our Instagram and Facebook profiles. We have invited our faithful collaborators – artists to share with us their views, preoccupations and thoughts about the current situation we are in.

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.