Art exhibitions open in Belgrade and Croatia

Several new art exhibitions have opened in Belgrade and Croatia. In Belgrade, Dunja Ćorlomanović is presenting her exhibition titled ‘Brankuši je umro. Nemoj to više da pitaš’ at the Belgrade Sales Gallery. The collection features painting works that explore isolated narratives and hybrid compositions, using the relationship between Constantin Brâncuși and Magritte Pogani as a metaphor to deconstruct the concept of artistic inspiration. The exhibition is scheduled to run until October 12, 2026.

In Croatia, two exhibitions featuring artists from Dubrovnik have been launched. Mišo Baričević is holding a solo exhibition titled ‘Po Gradu’ at the National Library Grad, showcasing acrylic works that continue the tradition of Dubrovnik colorist painting. Additionally, the ‘Koluri Grada’ exhibition opened at the Gutmann Palace in Belišće. This group exhibition features approximately fifty works by five Dubrovnik artists: Mišo Baričević, Robert Kralj, Romana Milutin Fabris, Josip Škerlje, and Josip Pin Trostmann. The Belišće exhibition will remain open until November 6.