Klovićevi dvori Gallery

Klovićevi dvori Gallery is the largest gallery institution in Croatia.

With its wide scope of work, which covers artistic phenomena and cultural events from prehistory to modernity, it constantly intrigues domestic and foreign audiences with new and different views on historical and contemporary artistic events. Since its founding in 1982, the Klovićevi dvori Gallery, then called the Museum Space, has been the first to make strides on the Croatian art and cultural scene.

On its four exhibition floors, it organizes up to 30 exhibitions a year, which are regularly visited by several hundred thousand visitors. The high criteria of the exhibition program are maintained by introducing innovations in approach, choosing complex topics and ways of presentation, applying new technological achievements. With its exhibition program, it promotes historical cultural heritage as well as contemporary art, and some of the successful projects that have been realized in recent years at the Klovićevi dvori Gallery are the French Renaissance exhibitions; Dora Maar and Picasso: touch of views; Van Gogh, Mondrian and the Hague School of Painting; Marc Chagall – Story over stories; Silent Rebellion – the greatest masters of German Expressionism; Large portraits of Felix Nadar; Bodies Revealed; Pompeii – life in the shadow of Vesuvius; Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese – the great masters of the Renaissance; Edgar Degas, sculptures; Julije Klović – the greatest miniaturist of the Renaissance; Masterpieces from the Picasso Museum, Paris; Normandy / Birth of Impressionism…