PERMANENT DISPLAY: FLOWERS – NON-FLOWERS – SOMETHING THIRD

02.06.2026. - 31.12.2026. / MSU, 3. kat

* The Exhibition opening is on 2nd June 2026 at 7 pm.*

The Museum of Contemporary Art will soon present the fourth segment of the permanent display Collection as a Verb, an exhibition section that continues to explore the idea of multiple narratives and fluid transitions between them.
Drawing on artistic practices that have been clearly articulated on the local scene since the 1970s through the programmes of the former Contemporary Art Gallery (today MSU), this segment emphasizes the key role of the institution and its actors in shaping a new generation of artists, particularly female artists.

The European Inclusive Arts Festival

08.06.2026. - 18.06.2026. / ART&CERZE GALERIJA, ZAGREBAČKI PLESNI CENTAR, INSTITUT LISZT – MAĐARSKI KULTURNI CENTAR, MUZEJ SUVREMENE UMJETNOSTI U ZAGREBU

EUNIC (European Union National Institutes for Culture) is a network of European national cultural institutes and organisations dedicated to fostering cultural cooperation and relations worldwide. Bringing together 36 members from all 27 EU Member States, EUNIC operates through more than 120 clusters, promoting trust and mutual understanding through arts and culture.

The European Inclusive Arts Festival Art4All is a project initiated by the European cultural institutes and embassies united within the EUNIC Croatia network, in collaboration with the Centre for Rehabilitation Zagreb and its inclusive art gallery Art&CeRZe. The project aims to promote, support and advance the inclusion and acceptance of artists with disabilities within the cultural sector. Although diversity is recognised as a fundamental European value, artists with disabilities remain underrepresented in mainstream cultural programmes, primarily due to limited accessibility, insufficient visibility and a lack of opportunities for participation.

14th Organ Vida Festival: Happy Spiraling

11.06.2026. - 06.09.2026. / MSU, 1. i 2. kat povremenih izložbi

* Opening: June 11 at 8 pm *

On screen, everything has become equally urgent and equally disposable. Nothing shocks. Nothing settles. Nothing lingers long enough to feel real. We are overstimulated, but underwhelmed.

This year’s edition of Organ Vida, titled Happy Spiraling, seeks to find meaning in an everyday life saturated with images. We are interested in how contemporary visual culture reflects reality, but also how it actively produces it: how it shapes the ways we see and understand the world and how we make art. The featured works engage with an overstimulated digital world in different ways - whether by exposing how it manipulates and exhausts us, by destabilizing it through subversion, by gaming it, mocking it, or escaping from it altogether.