Events Archive
October 2010.
Organized by the Croatian Museum of Tourism, on Wednesday, 6th of October 2010. in Art pavilion "Juraj Sporer" 's been opened the exhibition "Zvonimir Zagoda." After a few exhibitions in a short time (Zagreb, Krapina, Vodice) Zvonimir Zagoda in the Art pavilion "Juraj Sporer" Opatija presents a kind of summary of his own works . The doyen of Croatian photography, and teacher of many contemporary artists, exhibits his classic thematic triptych: wood-stone-water. FREE ADMISSION.
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As of Saturday, 2 October until Monday 11th October at the gallery Opatijski portun will be presented paintings by Silvano Zorzenon - Exhibition "From our homeland".
Read More »September 2010.
The exhibition "Ivo Kalina", organized by the Croatian Museum of Tourism is opened on Wednesday, 15th September 2010 in the Art pavilion "Juraj Sporer" in Opatija. The great Croatian painter Ivo Kalina, was born in Zagreb, 21st of February 1925., where in 1950. he graduated painting. This multiple award-winning author and holder of numerous awards, had the special honor - Ivo Kalina Art Prize which is awarded for the best exhibitions of contemporary art in the City of Rijeka. The exhibition at the Art Pavilion Juraj Sporer celebrates 85th anniversary of the birth and 15th anniversary of the death of this great author. The exhibition will be open until 3rd October 2010.
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Art exhibition "Galleys and Sailships" - paintings by Vedran Ruzic, can be seen until 12th September in Art Gallery "Opatijski portun"
Read More »July 2010.
Opening of the exhibition "Photostrip" by Marin Anicic, the author from Opatija at the Gallery "Opatijski portun".
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The traditional art event 'Mandrać' is held in Volosko every year by the end of July. It brings the lively crowd of local and international painters, artists which enjoy the party afterwards.
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The Croatian Museum of Tourism's organized the exhibition titled The Development of Health Tourism in Croatia which will be opened at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 29th of 2010 at the Villa Angiolina in Opatija. The exhibition will remain open until February of 2011. Opening hours:Every day, except Monday, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Admission is free.
The exhibition "TOURIST POSTER in Croatia" organized by Croatian Museum of Tourism - Opatija will present 44 tourist posters intended to provide only a short section of 20th&21st century production, and show them as examples of contemporary graphic design. The exhibition will be held at the Art Pavilion''Juraj Sporer''in Opatija
Opening hours: Every day, except Monday, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Admission is free.
June 2010.
The Exhibiton "Incomparable Blue" - art photographs by underwater photographers from Croatia,Italy and Slovenia
Coastal promenade from Hotel Mozart to Slatina
April 2010.
Vaclav Leo Anderle (1859 – 1944) is one of the many Czech and Slovak forestry experts who, about one century ago, spent a part of their working lives in Croatia. By excelling not only in their profession but also in some forestry-related careers, these great men made their new homeland famous worldwide. Being a passionate lover of painting, Vaclav Leo Anderle attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna in addition to the study of forestry at the Higher School of Soil Culture. He worked in specialized forestry fields in the country and abroad, mainly on the estate of the large forest owner Thurn-Taxis. He spend more than one decade in Croatia, first in the forest office of Crni Lug in Gorski Kotar, and then in the forest office of Lekenik. As an established landscape and figure artist, he illustrated several popular journals and papers of the time, as well as many works of Croatian men of letters and travel writers. In the later period of his creative painting he specialized in animal art and wildlife and particularly in hunting motifs. In doing so, he laid the foundations of the Czech hunting illustration. He was also a very prolific hunting writer. Open everyday except Mondays from 10 am to 6 pm
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