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The poster for the exhibition shows a sketch of the interior of Cafe As

Café "As". The Survival of Simon Wiesenthal.

02.02.2021 - 19.03.2021
Simon Wiesenthal is presently known as a man who dedicated his life to the effort of giving justice to the victims of the Holocaust. However, he was also an architect, which is a fact much less commonly known. Café "As". The Survival of Simon Wiesenthal. is an exhibition that works as an exceptional testimony of the triumph of endurance, friendship, and humanity even in the bleakest conditions.
Boris Bućan poster

Boris Bućan. Posters

02.07.2020 - 16.08.2020
Boris Bućan is a world-famous Croatian artist and poster designer, author of works that speak louder than words. The International Cultural Centre hosted an exhibition showcasing a wide range of extraordinary craftsmanship and works that will stay in the visual memory of many generations.
Plants and animals. Atlases of natural history in the age of Linnaeus poster. Toucan, poppy, dragonfly.

Plants and animals. Atlases of natural history in the age of Linnaeus

19.05.2020 - 18.10.2020
We long for the natural world and admire its diversity. Yet we rarely realise that long before the emergence of thematic television channels, several hundred years before the circulation of illustrated magazines, the world of nature had been well depicted and documented not only for the sake of knowledge but also for aesthetic pleasure. The International Cultural Centre presented the exhibition "Plants and Animals. Atlases of Natural History in the Age of Linnaeus – a story of artistic and scientific fascinations with the masterworks of nature.
Plakat Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks

Photobloc. Central Europe in Photobooks

22.11.2019 - 01.03.2020
The history of the 20th century narrated through photobooks is amazing and intriguing. The dreams of Central European artists, utopian visions of the future, struggle for independence, and documents of everyday life mix with propaganda, tragedy, and war. Viewed through the prism of photobooks, Central Europe is both beautiful and brutal, touching and shocking.
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