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The city of Valladolid (Spain) opens a new call addressed to artists from ‘CreArt Network of Cities for Artistic Creation’, and will select 3 artists of younger generation from other cities who wish to work on their artistic projects for 5 weeks in Galerías VA in Valladolid, between 18th May to 21th June 2026.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?
Artist Residencies are offered for 3 visual artists of younger generation from different disciplines who are:
- born or currently living in any of the cities that participate in ‘CreArt. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation’: Kaunas (Lithuania), Liepaja (Lithuania), Skopje (Northern Macedonia), Aveiro (Portugal), Lublin (Poland), Venice (Italy), Rouen and Clermont-Ferrand (France), Ceske Budejovice (Czech Republic), Oulu (Finland), Regensburg (Germany).
- Members of Croatian Asociation of Fine Artists (HDLU).
- Ukrainian artists thanks to cooperation with the Lviv Art Council ‘Dialog’.
The selection criteria will seek to represent the quality and diversity of the different visual arts. It is necessary to have a degree in an artistic field at the university level (or, alternatively, prove an equivalent ability through their artistic career).
CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION AND GRANT
- Travel expenses to Valladolid for artists from other cities in the Network (round-trip plane ticket from their CreArt city -or from the closest one that communicates with Madrid- and train ticket between Madrid and Valladolid).
- Artist fee of 1.500 € (NET amount) in two payments: first part at the beginning of the residence and second part after the submission of the final memory.
- Production costs (if needed) up to 600 €.
Artists must have a European health card or equivalent.
ACCOMMODATION
Artists from other CreArt cities will stay in an apartment reserved by the organization close to the studios at Galerías VA.
STUDIO
The selected artists will have a working studio (25m2) in the Creation Center Galerías VA (López Gómez, 28), a former municipal market, renovated 2 years ago as an incubator for creative projects, and they will be able to work between 08:00 and 22:00. They must commit to work 8 hours during opening hours from Monday to Friday.
More info about Galerías VA:
https://creart2-eu.org/galerias-va-centro-de-creacion/
https://www.instagram.com/galeriasvalladolid/
PROGRAM OF RESIDENCE IN VALLADOLID
* Artists-in-residence will have a mentor to help them to establish in the city (information on cultural institutions, events, useful places…), for their presentation to the artistic community in the city and support in the development and presentation of the project.
* During the residency, an Open Studio will be organized for the local press besides an ephemeral exhibition (around 5 days-long) in Galerías VA for the general public with the final works (selected by the mentor and the organization).
* A documentary video of the residency and the presentation of the projects will be edited the week before the exhibition
* The artists commit to their daily attendance and work from Monday to Friday in the studios at Galerías VA
* By the end of the residency, the artists should submit a final memory that will include: title, description of the project, objectives and graphic dossier (minimum 10 pages).
¿ARE YOU INTERESTED? HOW TO APPLY
The online application form is available here https://creart2-eu.org/open-calls/ (artists should register first and then upload portfolio in this link)
The following attached documentation is required in a single PDF document:
• ID or passport (scanned copy)
• A short version of the curriculum vitae (maximum A4)
• Recent documentation related to the project (maximum 5 pages and 5 images, complementary links can be included)
• A brief written project proposal (maximum A4)
Only applications with complete information will be accepted. It must be submitted by April 5th, 2026. Valladolid AiR will inform all participants by email around 10th April, and the list of selected candidates will be published on the project website.
Participation in this call implies the acceptance of these rules and the commitment on the part of the selected artists to include in their CV and in all future communications (press, digital media, social networks…) an explicit mention of both the program ‘Valladolid Artist in Residence – Galerías VA’, as well as ‘CreArt. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation’.
VALLADOLID AND CreArt
Valladolid, located in the center-north of Spain, is the capital of the autonomous community of Castilla y León. It is a welcoming city, socially cohesive and well integrated. It has a population of about 300,000 inhabitants. It is an economic engine in the region, with an important automobile industry. At the same time, Valladolid is a city full of history, and in its old town it still preserves a heritage of aristocratic houses and administrative, military and religious buildings. Residence of famous writers such as Cervantes and Zorrilla, it was one of the pioneering cities in the Spanish cultural avant-garde of the 19th and 20th centuries, with creators of important influence (such as Jorge Guillén in poetry, Delibes and Chacel in prose, Eduardo García Benito in graphic modernism, it was one of the headquarters of the Institución Libre de Enseñanza…).
Currently, the most vibrant cultural sectors in the city are the visual and performing arts, cultural heritage and the audiovisual sector. Thanks to the work of the Municipal Culture Foundation (FMC, created by the City Council in 1982) and the Department of Museums and Exhibitions, in the last 20 years Valladolid has become a reference on the national cultural scene. Since 2012, the FMC acts as coordinator of the CreArt Network, through which the city has managed to internationalize its cultural offer. Since 2019 it is also a member of UNESCO Creative Cities, in the cinema category.
https://cultura.valladolid.es/
CONTACT
CreArt Coordinator María Mozo
creart@fmcva.org
Within the project:
Partners:
Co-funded by:
Co-funded by the European Union – CREA-CULT-2023-COOP. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them. [Project number: 101128499]
Project is co-financed by the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
The views expressed in this announcement are the sole responsibility of HDLU and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
In March 2026, the implementation of the new European project Re:Create Europe began.
The project coordinator is Akademie der Künste (Germany), and it is implemented in partnership with organizations from several European countries: Arts Council Malta (Malta), Vysoká škola výtvarných umení v Bratislave (Slovakia), Asociația Română de Artă Contemporană (Romania), Círculo de Bellas Artes (Spain), Croatian Association of Fine Artists – HDLU (Croatia), National Academy of Arts of Ukraine (Ukraine), Natsionalna hudozhestvena akademia (Bulgaria), Szépirok Társasága Egyesülete (Hungary), and Stowarzyszenie Willa Decjusza (Poland).
The project strengthens transnational solidarity, supports artistic practice in times of crisis, and fosters exchange between institutions, practitioners, and cultural actors focused on public policy. Through a combination of mobility programmes, hybrid educational formats, in-person residencies, digital mapping, and international conferences, Re:Create Europe aims to empower artists and cultural professionals from various disciplines and regions.
The total value of the project amounts to EUR 1,456,291.40, while the value of the activities implemented by HDLU amounts to EUR 184,157.70, of which EUR 110,494.62 is co-financed by the European Union.
By participating in this international partnership, HDLU continues to actively contribute to the development of European cultural cooperation, artist mobility, and the strengthening of capacities within the cultural sector in Croatia and across Europe.
We invite you to join us for the Project Kick-off Meeting:
DATE: Wednesday, 25 March 2026
TIME: 2pm – 4pm (CET)
REGISTRATION: registration link
During the meeting, partner institutions will briefly present their perspectives and outline their visions for the upcoming four-year period.
We will also present the annual theme for 2026, “Transformation of Cultural Policies”, as well as the first project activities.
We warmly encourage you to join us and take part in shaping this new phase of collaboration. Please feel free to forward the invitation to interested audiences.
We look forward to your participation on 25 March.
Within the project:
Partners:
Co-funded by:
Co-funded by the European Union – CREA-CULT-2025-COOP. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.
[Project number: 101255481]
02 March 2026
Project Description
This residency in České Budějovice is a collaboration between the festival Umění ve městě (Art in the City) 2026 and the European Capital of Culture České Budějovice 2028.
Umění ve městě is a well-established festival of contemporary art in public space. In 2026, it takes place for the 19th time, bringing artworks into streets, parks, landscapes and other everyday places.
“Fragility” is this year’s theme of Umění ve městě.
We live in a time of pressure, acceleration and polarisation. Things that need care – ecosystems, social bonds, trust, relationships – are becoming unstable or invisible. Fragility often appears quietly, before we notice what is being lost.
But fragility is not only about weakness. It can also be about sensitivity, attention and value – about what cannot be replaced and therefore asks for care.
We are interested in works that ask questions like:
- How can art make fragile or invisible bonds tangible?
- How can a work speak to someone just passing by – and also to people who stay longer?
- What happens when a work really responds to a place: a street, a park, a river, an edge of the city?
You don’t need to answer all of this. These are starting points, not rules.
Umění ve městě: https://www.umenivemeste.cz
European Capital of Culture České Budějovice 2028: https://www.budejovice2028.eu
Who Are We Looking For?
We are seeking an artist of younger generation, a collective or an interdisciplinary team from one of the cities of the CreArt 3.0 network: Kaunas (Lithuania), Liepaja (Latvia), Skopje (Northern Macedonia), Aveiro (Portugal), Valladolid (Spain), Venice (Italy), Clermont-Ferrand and Rouen (France), České Budějovice (Czech Republic), Oulu (Finland), Regensburg (Germany), members of HDLU (Croatian Association of Fine Artists), Ukrainian artists through collaboration with Dialog from Lviv.
We are looking for an artist who:
- work from lived experience of disability, or engage with disability through artistic practice as allies or from support environments;
- have a visual or spatial artistic practice connected to public space, site-specific work, or urban context;
- are interested in working with the theme Fragility – understood as care, sensitivity, balance or vulnerability in social, bodily, environmental or material contexts;
- are open to developing a new work or bringing an existing work into dialogue with the public space of České Budějovice;
- are interested in exploring ways of engaging audiences – through interpretation, shared experience, mediation or other approaches shaped by their practice;
- are available for a residency of up to three weeks in České Budějovice in 2026 (preferably between mid-May and the beginning of June).
Expected artistic outcome
Possible formats include:
1. Creating a new work during the residency
- developing a new spatial or site-specific work in response to the theme Fragility and the public space of České Budějovice;
- working with forms such as sculpture, installation, mural, street art or other spatial interventions;
- shaping the final form of presentation together with the organizers, depending on the character of the work.
2. Bringing an existing work and developing an accompanying element
- presenting an existing artwork as part of the Umění ve městě festival;
- creating an accompanying action or programme during the residency that engages audiences and offers ways of experiencing, interpreting or sharing the work in its specific context;
- developing this accompanying element in dialogue with the organizers during the residency.
Works installed in public space may remain on view 24/7 throughout the festival period (June–September). Projects intended for long-term outdoor installation should therefore be materially resistant to weather conditions and physical contact with the public. The final location will be selected together with the organizers according to the character of the work.
Both approaches are considered equally in the selection process.
What We Offer
This residency is organized through a collaboration between Umění ve městě and the European Capital of Culture České Budějovice 2028. During your stay, you will work in dialogue with the festival context and the public space of České Budějovice, with organizational and production support from both partners. A local buddy will help with orientation and practical matters during the residency.
Practical support includes:
- artist fee: up to 2,000 EUR (artists are expected to cover meals during the residency from this amount)
- production and realization budget: agreed individually depending on the residency format (new work or existing work).
For newly created works, material and production costs are typically around 2,000 EUR.
For projects involving an existing artwork, support may include transportation related to bringing the work to České Budějovice, as well as the development of an accompanying element during the residency. - accommodation
- travel costs
- workspace arranged according to your practice, including:
- studios in the cultural centre Rabštejnská,
- a larger production space at Výměník Studio (Máj)
- technical, production and organizational support
- installation support
- local buddy during the stay
- promotion as part of the Umění ve městě festival
Accessibility-related support and adjustments are addressed individually as part of the residency planning and are not limited to a single budget line.
Collectives and teams are very welcome. Just note that the listed budgets apply to the project as a whole, not per person.
Schedule & Selection Process
- Application period: 17 February – 10 April 2026.
- Selection by: 30 April 2026
- Residency duration: The exact duration (up to 3 weeks) and working schedule will be agreed individually with the selected artist or team. The residency is ideally planned for May–June 2026, leading up to the opening of Umění ve městě 2026 on 4 June 2026.
The selection will be carried out by a committee of curators and artists representing the Umění ve městě Festival, the European Capital of Culture České Budějovice 2028 team, and the Accessibility Alliance.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a short online conversation as part of the selection process (mid–late April 2026).
After selection, residency logistics (including travel, accommodation and timeline) will be discussed and confirmed together with the selected artist or team.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted via the CreArt platform:
https://creart2-eu.org/open-calls/
Your application should include:
- a short bio or CV
- examples of previous work (portfolio, links, or other documentation)
- a description of your proposal (up to approx. 2,000 characters), including:
- your artistic idea for the residency,
- the materials or media you plan to work with,
- how your project relates to the theme Fragility and the public space context
- visual materials, if relevant (sketches, visualisations, photographs, references)
- technical and budget needs
- accessibility or support requirements related to the residency
You can apply:
- in writing,
- in audio or video (including International Sign),
- or in another format by prior agreement.
If you need support with preparing or submitting your application, please get in touch. We’re happy to help.
Accessibility and support
Accessibility is not a checklist. It’s a conversation.
If relevant, please share any access needs or support requirements connected to:
- your working process,
- workspace or environment,
- communication,
- accommodation,
- presentation of the work.
This information helps us create appropriate conditions for the residency and does not influence how applications are evaluated.
Contact
If you have any questions about the residency, the application, or accessibility, feel free to get in touch.
You’re welcome to contact us in the way that works best for you: by email, voice message, video message (including International Sign), or another format.
Project manager: Tereza Milota Mitošinková
e-mail: tereza.milota.mitosinkova@budejovice2028.cz
Within the project:
Partners:
Co-funded by:
Co-funded by the European Union – CREA-CULT-2023-COOP. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them. [Project number: 101128499]
Project is co-financed by the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
The views expressed in this announcement are the sole responsibility of HDLU and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
27 February 2026
MIHAELA PODBOJ
PERSIST
10.-31.3.2026.
KARAS GALLERY
On Tuesday, 10th of March Mihaela Podboj opens her solo exhibition entitled Persist at 7 pm in Karas Gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
In her foreword artist emphasizes:
“The project began in 2022 as a personal exploration of everyday life, habits and grieving processes, and by channeling all-consuming concepts, each work becomes a record of introspective moments, like a checkpoint.
The research explores how a product emerges from scarcity, only for that product to return to scarcity once more. It is a repeated cycle of banal everyday life, the traces we leave behind, and transformation. Through an interactive and non-linear exhibition layout, the audience actively participates in the creation of the narrative, which emphasises the importance of spontaneity and the release of the narrative into something unknown and still unexplored.”
Biography:
Mihaela Podboj (b. 1998) completed her secondary education at the School of Applied Arts and Design in Osijek before graduating from the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek with an MA in Visual Arts, specialising in Printmaking. She participated in a semester-long exchange programme at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in Budapest and a year-long exchange programme at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart.
She has exhibited in numerous group exhibitions, among which the most notable include the International Student Biennale, GrafičaRi, BIOFILIJA, Ispreplitanje: pleter, and One su tu. She was a finalist for the Zlatna Lubenica 7.0 Award with her work Mirror Me, which also secured first prize in the Fine Arts category at the 2023 Da! Festival. In Stuttgart, she exhibited as part of the reintheoretisch! – Ideenskizzen module and in the exhibition Neukalibrierung der Realität. She has participated in numerous international workshops and artistic gatherings, and she is a member of ULUPUH (the Croatian Association of Artists of Applied Arts) and the Professional Media Presence (Culture Hub Croatia).
In her artistic practice, Mihaela explores and deconstructs everyday life and subjectivity. She frequently combines techniques in her creative process, and in recent works has primarily used textile and printmaking techniques, while also incorporating poetry, video, and alternative photographic processes.
The exhibition will be open during the period from 10. to 31.3.2026.
Working hours of Karas Gallery
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 4pm – 8pm
Tuesday, Saturday 10am – 1pm
On Sundays and Mondays closed.
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http://karasarthub.eu
Organizer: HDLU
With the support of: Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, City of Zagreb
16 February 2026
City of Skopje and Public cultural institution Cultural informative center (‘The Organisers’) are announcing an Open call for Artist in residence of younger generation that will take place in Skopje in Cultural informative center from May 20 to June 20 2026.
This Artist in Residence program is within of framework CreArt. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation, and it is consist of residence of 2 artists od younger generation: one artist from the cities within CreArt. Network of Cities for artistic creation city partner and one artist form Skopje, to be selected through this Open Call.
The CreArt Artist in residence in Skopje will take place at public cultural institution within of framework of City of Skopje Cultural Informative Center, located in the city center in Skopje from May, 20th 2026 to June 20th 2026
The Open call will be open until 16th of March.
WHO CAN APPLY?
One Artists of younger generation should be born or resident – in any of the cities taking part in ‘CreArt 3.0. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation: Aveiro [Portugal], Ceske Budejovice [Czech Republic], Kaunas [Lithuania], Liepaja [Latvia], Lublin [Poland], Oulu [Finland], Regensburg [Germany],Rouen and Clermont-Ferrand [France], Valladolid [Spain], Venice [Italy], members of Croatian Association of Fine Artists [HDLU] and Ukrainian artists thanks to cooperation with teh Lviv Art Council ‘Dialog’.
One artist should be born or resident in Skopje – North Macedonia
It is preferable to have a degree in a field of art (university level).
Artists coming from the CreArt network, except artist from Skopje must have a valid travel (health) insurance policy, European health card or equivalent.
CONDITIONS AND GRANT
The organization will cover travel expenses and accommodation, for the artist coming from Creart Netwok, subsistence cost up to 400 euros and will be covered materials for production of a work maximum of 500 euro.
For the artist coming from Skopje The organization will cover local travel expenses and will be covered materials for production of a work maximum of 500 euros,
Each artist will receive 375 € as presentation fee for the exhibition.
The selected artist can use the space and equipment facility of Public cultural institution Cultural informative center.
At the end of the residence a exhibition of two artist with the art work made during the residence will be organize in Cultural informative center.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
The applicants must provide within a one document PDF:
ID or passport (scanned copy);
A short version of your CV and a full; portfolio with art works.
A short written project proposal (one side of A4).
Graphic documentation related to the project proposal
Online application form: https://creart2-eu.org/
Deadline: Monday, March 16 th, 2026.
Only applications with complete information will be accepted. The artist will be selected by the local curators.
All participants will be informed until March 31 th.
The shortlist will be published in the CreArt website.
Within the project:
Partners:
Co-funded by:
Co-funded by the European Union – CREA-CULT-2023-COOP. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them. [Project number: 101128499]
Project is co-financed by the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
The views expressed in this announcement are the sole responsibility of HDLU and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
10 February 2026
As part of the European project Healing Nature – Animation for Health and Well-being in Children Hospital Environments, murals have been installed in hospital spaces in Croatia, Portugal, and Bulgaria, creating a unique international artistic ensemble aimed at enhancing children’s well-being in hospital settings. Each of the three artworks has been installed in all three partner countries, while the Croatian mural has additionally been realized at two locations in Croatia.
The Healing Nature project, authored by Dr. art. Melinda Šefčić and Dr. phil. Lea Vidaković, is based on a holistic approach to health, recognizing art and culture as important factors in mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. At the European level, the project encourages interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, animators, researchers, and healthcare institutions, with a strong emphasis on inclusivity, social engagement, and the application of contemporary technologies in cultural and healthcare contexts.
„The Forest of Small Wonders“ – the Croatian mural
The mural “The Forest of Small Wonders”, by Melinda Šefčić, was created in collaboration with children from the House of St. Francis – Caritas of the Archdiocese of Zagreb in Vugrovec, SOS Children’s Village Lekenik, Krijesnice Kindergarten, and Ivan Gundulić Primary School. Through art workshops, children produced drawings of animals, plants, and fantastical creatures, which were integrated into the mural’s rich, multilayered forest composition.
In Croatia, this mural has been installed at two locations: at the Clinic for Tumors – Department of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology with Day Hospital “Mladen Ćepulić,” and additionally at the Children’s Hospital in Klaićeva Street. The same mural has also been installed in hospital spaces in Portugal and Bulgaria, ensuring a strong visual and conceptual connection between the partner countries.
“Spring Breeze” – mural by the Portuguese partners
The mural “Spring Breeze”, by Natalie Wolf and the team from Lusófona University, is inspired by a spring meadow and watercolor depictions of plants and landscapes. Its gentle color palette and layered structure create a calming visual atmosphere in hospital waiting areas. This mural has been installed in hospitals in Portugal, Croatia, and Bulgaria, emphasizing the project’s shared European character.
“The Lilies and the White Pond” – mural by the Bulgarian partners
The mural “The Lilies and the White Pond”, by Lidia Cvetkova and Evgenia Stoitseva, is inspired by fairy tales and the symbolism of peace, hope, and timelessness. Pastel tones and a subtle interplay of light and white contribute to a tranquil atmosphere within hospital spaces. Like the other two works, this mural has been realized in all three partner countries – Bulgaria, Croatia, and Portugal.
Art, technology, and well-being
In the next phase of the project, all murals will gain a digital dimension through augmented reality (AR), allowing selected elements of the murals to come to life through animation. This offers children an interactive, calming, and engaging experience that helps reduce stress and fear during their hospital stay.
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The project is led by the Croatian Association of Fine Artists (HDLU) and is implemented in partnership with Universidade Lusófona / COFAC (Portugal) and New Bulgarian University (Bulgaria), with co-funding from the European Union. The project builds on previously successful pilot projects by the authors carried out at University Hospital Centre Zagreb and confirms a long-term commitment to connecting art, health, and social responsibility. The project includes three murals in hospitals in Croatia, Bulgaria, and Portugal; three augmented reality experiences in hospitals in the same countries; six workshops with children; one study on the impact of this type of content on patients and hospital staff; one digital publication presenting the results; and three press conferences at which the project outcomes will be presented.
Project website: https://healingnature.hdlu.hr/en/
Photos: Juraj Vuglač
Within the project:
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
[Project Number: 101173267]
Project is co-financed by the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs.
Co-funded by the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs of the Republic of Croatia. The views expressed in this release are the sole responsibility of the Croatian Association of Fine Artists and do not necessarily reflect the stance of the Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs of the Republic of Croatia.
28 January 2026
JELENA BOGDANIĆ
VENDING MACHINE
4.-24.2.2026.
KARAS GALLERY
On Wednesday, 4th of February Jelena Bogdanić opens her solo exhibition entitled Vending Machine at 7 pm in Karas Gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
In her forward, Mihaela Zajec emphasizes:
“Bogdanić’s Vending Machine is therefore neither the first nor certainly the last attempt to explain the world from the perspective of one’s own and the general artistic role and position, yet it remains one of the most direct expressions of this endeavour in contemporary Croatian art. It is an “installation” that approaches the theme both literally and with ironic distance, absurdist and ethical in its emphasis on contradictions, while simultaneously blurring their boundaries and frameworks.
Essentially, this self-service machine is a reflection of modern and contemporary society, its need for the quick and easy, for technological advancement and optimisation, for efficiency and consumption, but also for a return to simpler times. By subversively appropriating this proto-robot creature, the artist presents her sculptural works as equally hollowed-out content, but with the aim of opening a dialogue. A dialogue about time, about society, about artistic value, about apathy.”
Biography:
Jelena Bogdanić (1998, Zagreb) graduated in 2022 from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, Art Education Department, in the class of Associate Professor Vlasta Žanić and co-mentor Professor Ines Krasić. She spent the fifth semester of her studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, in the class of Mileta Prodanović, as part of the Erasmus+ exchange programme. Through objects and installations, she explores the materiality, aesthetics, and poetics of single-use plastic, achieving its unpredictable transformations through melting. She has exhibited in several group exhibitions in Zagreb, Labin, and Dublin. She is currently employed as a teacher at the School of Applied Arts and Design.
The exhibition will be open during the period from 4. to 24.2.2026.
Working hours of Karas Gallery
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 4pm – 8pm
Tuesday, Saturday 10am – 1pm
On Sundays and Mondays closed.
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http://karasarthub.eu
Organizer: HDLU
With the support of: Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia, City of Zagreb
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