Culture & Events
Mo’Horizons - Voi’Sa Festival
Exhibitions 06.05 Tuesday - 30.08 Saturday Dujmovača Express An exhibition showcasing the recent archaeological research and history of Dujmovača, a part of Split located at its north-eastern edge, from ancient times until the modern day. The location which was named after the creek and Church of St. Duje will be presented through maps, drawings, photos and layouts.QJ-2, Split City Museum, Papalićeva 1, muzej-grada-st@st.htnet.hr, www.mgst. net. 15.05 Thursday - 30.09 Tuesday First Ferries on the Croatian Adriatic The Croatian History Museum marks the 55th anniversary of the first ferry which had sailed our shores. It was named ‘Bodulka’ and was on the route Crikvenica-Šilo (island of Krk). A book accompanies the exhibition with a history of ferry connections along the Adriatic.QK-2, Croatian Maritime Museum Split, Glagoljaška 18, hpms@hpms. hr, www.hpms.hr. July - End of September Istranka – Dalmat, The Road to Sarajevo and Funeral Convoy 1914 A photo exhibition dedicated to the last heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Franz Ferdinand, and the start of WWI. It happened in Sarajevo with his remains taken on the ship ‘Dalmat’ (better known as Istranka) along the Croatian coast to Trieste. The mournful procession is shown in great detail.QK-2, Croatian Maritime Museum Split, Glagoljaška 18, hpms@hpms.hr, www.hpms.hr. 12 Split In Your Pocket
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14.07 Monday - 14.08 Thursday Antonio Segui This famous Argentinean painter with a Parisian address is part of the so-called new figuration artistic movement. His works are filled with scenes of human crowds set in the urban environment in all of its constraints. Man amongst the masses!QInstitute HAZU, Milesi Palace, Trg braće Radića 7; Kula Gallery, Kralja Tomislava 10. August - September Zlatko Prica – Selected works from the Prica Gallery Collection, POU Samobor The Split audience will be able to view a selection of Zlatko Prica’s best works; an artist who during his fifty year career has become one of Croatia’s most celebrated painters. Born in 1916 in Pecs, present day Hungary, he studied under the supervision of Croatian greats and is known for his colourful, playful and very expressive artworks.QJ-2, Emanuel Vidović Gallery, Poljana kraljice Jelene bb, muzej-grada-st@st.htnet.hr, www.mgst.net. 27.08 Wednesday - 01.10 Wednesday Vlado Martek Setting the benchmark, Martek is a post-conceptual artist whose collages, text-diagrams and combined works have a paradoxical and humorous touch. By using chromatic contrast (red and black), Martek is identified for his originality and newness.QJ-2, Kulla Gallery, Kralja Tomislava 10, www.galerija-kula.hr.
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