We look at the multimedia artist Kata Mijatović, who will represent Croatia at the 2013 Venice Biennale with Between the Sky and the Earth; an artwork inspired by dreams.

Helena Cuss explores the work of two luminaries of Croatian Literature: Marko Marulić and Miroslav Krežla, both of whom helped to define Croatian Literature and national identity in times of uncertainty and doubt.

Croatian artist Goran Trbuljak satirically challenges the art world through his works; subverting the mythology of the artist and parodying the institution of the gallery. In doing so he engages with the perpetual debate over the nature of art.

The Croatian film industry struggled through the turmoil of the break-up of Yugoslavia and the ensuing conflicts of the 1990s, but is now being resurrected by a few pioneering filmmakers eager to champion the history of Croatia.

Art Studio Naranča was founded in 1983 as a design studio of small arts and crafts objects. Since moving to a larger art space, Studio Naranca has expanded its activities by organising exhibitions of Croatian and international contemporary artists.

MMCA, the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka was founded in 1948. From its very beginning, the Museum has been building a reputation of one of the most prestigious visual arts institutions in Croatia.

The Museum of Contemporary Art is a contemporary art museum located on Dubrovnik Avenue in Zagreb, Croatia. It is the biggest and most modern museum in the country.

Founded in 1945, this sprawling, 2,000-piece collection of modern Croatian art occupies a minor palace overlooking the seafront in Dubrovnik. The stately neo-Renaissance villa is a significant draw in its own right.

Known as ‘the Mosque’ by residents of Zagreb, the building that houses the Croatian Association of Artists served first as a museum and was then turned into a mosque. Now, it serves as a site for exhibitions by prominent Croatian contemporary artists.

The Mimara Museum is an art museum in Zagreb that was founded in 1987. Its permanent collection includes works from the prehistoric period up to the 20th century. It has also exhibited works by Old Masters including Giorgione, Veronese, Rubens and more.

Since 2010, the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb has dedicated its focus to failed love relationships. In 2011, it was awarded the Kenneth Hudson Award for most innovative museum in Europe.

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