The prestigious Nonino Literary Award is often seen as a predictor of the renowned Nobel Prize. This year, it was awarded to German poet and novelist Michael Krüger

Marta Katavić broke into the Croatian art scene completely spontaneously and without any publicity, as gallery owners, critics, and curators immediately recognized her painting as a fresh and significant contribution in the tradition of expressionist heritage

Miro Ungar, a native of Zagreb, is still “setting the stage on fire.” At the beginning of April, his cabaret Orient Express premiered at the Komedija Theatre Club—a romantic musical journey that portrays and evokes ten cities through which the legendary train once passed.

Ivo Buljat and his son Milan, who is gradually taking over the business, run the legendary gallery in Zagreb’s Dežman Passage—a space that has welcomed some of the greatest names of the Croatian art scene

The exhibition “My Naïve Art“ at the Madlena Palace of Arts in Belgrade brings together works by artists from the two most renowned schools of naïve art—Kovačica in Serbia and Hlebine in Croatia

As we count down to the premiere of 260 Days, we sat down with director Jakov Sedlar — a filmmaker
whose work never fails to spark a reaction

Equally adept at portraying a wide range of characters—
from strong, complex women to those gentler and more vulnerable—Ksenija Marinković brings a striking authenticity and undeniable presence to every stages she graces

The Director of the Croatian National Theatre (HNK) in Zagreb, Iva Hraste Sočo, has recently entered the second half of her term, during which she has firmly positioned the country’s leading theatre institution on the global theatrical map

Crafted with exceptional artistic skill, these busts enhance the aesthetic of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb