October 7 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 start at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition Making the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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On Sunday, 5 October, starting at 11:30 AM, a guided tour of the exhibition Making the World a Better Place by Andreja Kulunčić will be held for interested visitors.
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As part of the exhibition “Making the World a Better Place” by Andreja Kulunčić, we have prepared a series of accompanying programs. Through some of them, such as the Batik Workshop, we present the richness of Indonesian culture. Join us on Saturday, October 4 at 4 PM in the Indonesian‑Filipino Pavilion for the Batik Workshop.
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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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September 30 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 start at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition Making the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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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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September 23 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 start at 5 PM, as part of the retrospective exhibition Making the World a Better Place at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
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We invite you to the presentation of the book Vibraception – Investigations in Wavespace, followed by a conversation with the author and editor-in-chief of the publication, Jan St. Werner. In addition to the author, the presentation will feature Petar Milat and Nikola Bojić, co-editors of the edition, Damir Gamulin Gamba, the book’s designer, and Ana Škegro, curator of the author’s exhibition of the same title held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb in 2025.
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On Sunday, 21 September, starting at 11:30 AM, curator Renata Filcic will guide interested visitors through Andreja Kulunčić’s exhibition Making the World a Better Place.
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Discover the charm of Filipino holiday traditions by joining our Parol-Making Workshop! Taking place on Saturday, September 20 at 4 PM, this workshop is one of several events in which the Filipino community presents its culture and customs as part of Andreja Kulunčić’s exhibition “To Make the World a Better Place.” A parol is a star-shaped lantern that symbolizes hope, light, and the spirit of Christmas in the Philippines. In this interactive workshop, participants will learn more about the cultural significance of the parol and create their own lantern using traditional materials such as bamboo, colorful paper, and string. No prior experience is needed—this workshop is designed for children ages 7 and up, families, and students interested in hands-on creativity and cultural learning.
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