GOBLIN FERMENTATIONS GOBLIN SCAVENGING 6.-27.10.2026. KARAS GALLERY
On Tuesday, 6th of October Goblin Fermentations collective opens their solo exhibition entitled Goblin Scavenging at 7 pm in Karas gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
In her forward, Iva Jurić emphasizes: “The work Goblin Scavenging, whose title is also a […]
Participatory Public Artwork for the entrance of Children’s Museum at Tiima, Oulu, Finland
We are looking for an artist who is both a visual creator and a pedagogical facilitator: someone capable of transforming children’s ideas, imagination and creativity into a compelling public artwork for a new museum environment.
MARA BRATOŠ HIDDEN PLACES OF THE CITY 9.-29.9.2026. KARAS GALLERY
On Wednesday, 9th of September Mara Bratoš opens her solo exhibition entitled Hidden Places of the City at 7 pm in Karas Gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
In her forward, Anite Ruso Brečić emphasizes: “A dialogue about […]
The City of Lublin invites two artists of the younger generation to engage in creative work as part of the „Festiwal na Złotej” (Festival on Złota Street). The residency, scheduled for September 13-21, 2026, is being held as part of the Annual Festival – an initiative of the CreArt 3.0 project, […]
The results of the European project Healing Nature – Animation for Health and Well-being in Children Hospital Environments were presented at the Children’s Hospital Zagreb. Through art, animation, and augmented reality (AR), the project contributes to creating a more welcoming, engaging, and child-friendly hospital environment.
As part of the project, murals inspired by nature, play, and children’s imagination were created throughout the hospital. Young […]
ŽELJKO BELJAN & ALEKSANDRA SAŠKA GRUDEN GUMI TWIST 2.6.-23.6.2026. KARAS GALLERY
On Friday, 26st of June Željko Beljan and Aleksandra Saška Gruden open their solo exhibition entitled Gumi Twist at 7 pm in Karas Gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
In her foreword Marija Kamber emphasizes: “The […]
As part of the project, murals inspired by nature, play, and children’s imagination were created throughout the hospital. Young 
