Moving beyond the current institutional collapse, happening everywhere from democracy and education to the world’s leading international organizations, is it possible to re-imagine – and establish – institutions as open, democratic, egalitarian, self-organized, local and transnational? Could the institutions that we see getting more and more deprived of power and influence, abandoned, silenced and humiliated by political and economic powers, be re-imagined and re-built, before getting completely dismantled and erased? While techno-feudalists are building secret refuges on hidden islands, the Island School of Social Autonomy (ISSA), along with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb and the Museum of the Commons – a network of museums and cultural institutions united in the L'internationale – launches an October School on the island of Vis in Croatia. Through the intersection of the main thematic threads of Museum of the Commons – Climate or environmental sustainability; Situated organizations or how art institutions can become spaces of inclusion and diversity; and The past in the present, addressing history and heritage as tools for social justice, the island will become a case study for writers, historians, theoreticians, activists, artists, curators and researchers, on how to envision the future amidst and after ongoing catastrophes and genocides. With Adania Shibli, Kristin Ross, Robert Perišić, Saša Savanović, Srećko Horvat, Marko Pogačar, Zdenka Badovinac, Bojana Piškur, Theo Prodromidis, Ovidiu Ţichindeleanu, Progressive International, Naan-Aligned cooking, and others
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Join the many events in July at the exhibition To Make the World a Better Place by Andreja Kulunčić.
27 July 2025 / Museum of Contemporary Art, exhibition To Make the World a Better Place
On Sunday, 27 July, starting at 11:30 AM, exhibition assistant Buga Kranželić will guide interested visitors through Andreja Kulunčić’s exhibition To Make the World a Better Place .
The retrospective exhibition To Make the World a Better Place presents an extensive variety of artworks by Andreja Kulunčić, a visual artist whose practice examines different aspects of social relations and socially engaged art. The exhibition is thematically structured into five sections: feminism, trauma, migration, self-organization / self-education, and a structural analysis of the artist’s methodology. Through these themes, the artist offers critical reflections and takes an active stance on urgent social issues of our everyday lives.
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July 19, 2025, at 4 PM
Exhibition: To Make the World a Better Place – section MIGRATIONS
*Bahasa Indonesia di bawah ini (Indonesian Language Below)*
Join us for an introductory workshop on Indonesian music at the Museum of Contemporary Art, as part of the exhibition To Make the World a Better Place by Andreja Kulunčić. Under the guidance of Dorotea Zadro, discover the Javanese gamelan – a type of orchestra consisting of bronze percussion instruments, other instruments, and vocalists, which developed in the royal courts of Central Java.
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July 15 at 5:00 PM / To Make the World a Better Place exhibition – TRAUMA section
Join us in the creation of the Anti-monument "850 Women for 850 Women" with visual artist Andreja Kulunčić! This clay modeling workshop, which shares its name with the Antimonument itself, will take place on the first three Tuesdays in July, starting at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition To Make the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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13 July 2025 / Museum of Contemporary Art, exhibition To Make the World a Better Place
On Sunday, 13 July, starting at 11:30 AM, exhibition assistant Buga Kranželić will guide interested visitors through Andreja Kulunčić’s exhibition To Make the World a Better Place .
The retrospective exhibition To Make the World a Better Place presents an extensive variety of artworks by Andreja Kulunčić, a visual artist whose practice examines different aspects of social relations and socially engaged art. The exhibition is thematically structured into five sections: feminism, trauma, migration, self-organization / self-education, and a structural analysis of the artist’s methodology. Through these themes, the artist offers critical reflections and takes an active stance on urgent social issues of our everyday lives.
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July 12, 2025, at 4 PM
Exhibition: To Make the World a Better Place – section MIGRATIONS
*Bahasa Indonesia di bawah ini (Indonesian Language Below)*
Join us for an introductory workshop on Indonesian music at the Museum of Contemporary Art, as part of the exhibition To Make the World a Better Place by Andreja Kulunčić. Under the guidance of Dorotea Zadro, discover the Javanese gamelan – a type of orchestra consisting of bronze percussion instruments, other instruments, and vocalists, which developed in the royal courts of Central Java.
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July 8 at 5:00 PM / To Make the World a Better Place exhibition – TRAUMA section
Join us in the creation of the Anti-monument "850 Women for 850 Women" with visual artist Andreja Kulunčić! This clay modeling workshop, which shares its name with the Antimonument itself, will take place on the first three Tuesdays in July, starting at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition To Make the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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July 5, 2025, at 4 PM
Exhibition: To Make the World a Better Place – section MIGRATIONS
*Bahasa Indonesia di bawah ini (Indonesian Language Below)*
Join us for an introductory workshop on Indonesian music at the Museum of Contemporary Art, as part of the exhibition To Make the World a Better Place by Andreja Kulunčić. Under the guidance of Dorotea Zadro, discover the Javanese gamelan – a type of orchestra consisting of bronze percussion instruments, other instruments, and vocalists, which developed in the royal courts of Central Java.
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July 1 at 5:00 PM / To Make the World a Better Place exhibition – TRAUMA section
Join us in the creation of the Anti-monument "850 Women for 850 Women" with visual artist Andreja Kulunčić! This clay modeling workshop, which shares its name with the Antimonument itself, will take place on the first three Tuesdays in July, starting at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition To Make the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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