Nunu Fine Art in Taiwan (with a branch in New York) is one of the most dynamic private contemporary art galleries in Asia. Therefore, it was an exceptional honor for the young Marta Katavić, who recently exhibited there.

David Popa, an artist of Romanian origin, born in New York and based in Finland, creates intricate and breathtaking land art installations. This art leaves behind museums and galleries, developing monumental projects in open spaces.

Selma Selman is one of the most intriguing contemporary artists of Southeast Europe. Her works circulate through European institutions and spark discussions on identity, value, and survival.

For Anita Kontrec, art is not only a visual expression, but also a universal language of authenticity, freedom, and responsibility toward the society in which we want to live.

Behind Martina Filjak, an internationally renowned pianist and winner of numerous awards and recognitions, are two years of her mandate as artistic director of the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.

Born into a family of a Montenegrin doctor and a Belgian pianist, Daniel Popović appeared on stage already as a high school student. The megahit “Džuli” from 1983 became his identity card, and that Eurovision performance rolled down like an avalanche, launching his music career

With her talent and dedication, Iva Vitić Gameiro has conquered numerous stages across Europe, but she regularly points out that she enjoys dancing the most in Zagreb, on the stage of the Croatian National Theatre

The acting journey of Željko Dimić (59), better known in the American film industry as Jack Dimich, unfolds more like a film script than a traditional biography

From tattooed live pigs to the iconic Cloaca, a machine that replicates human digestion, Belgian artist Wim Delvoye never stops pushing the boundaries of art and ethics