Exhibitions

Through three major themes—nostalgia, knowledge, and field research—the exhibition presents stories about food, dietary habits, and food culture; for food is not merely what we eat, but an integral part of our culture and daily life. The ways in which we prepare and select food evolve over time, while knowledge about food is passed down from generation to generation. …

The Ethnographic Museum and the National Museum of Modern Art are proud to announce …

Alongside the ongoing research exhibition Z/zemlja (_earth//soil), the Ethnographic Museum will present a series of art exhibitions throughout 2026 featuring women artists whose exhibited works thematically belong to the artistic movement of Land art (Earth Art, Environmental Art, Earthworks) and who address climate change, the importance of preserving ecosystems, and the concepts of the Anthropocene and the Capitalocene, …

The exhibition My Skin – The Culture of Tattooing explores the past and present of tattooing as a dynamic cultural phenomenon that is constantly evolving, adapting, and being reinterpreted. …

This year, the Ethnographic Museum is part of the major international exhibition of nativity scenes “100 Presepi in Vaticano,” presenting the “Croatian Nativity Scene” (2025) …

One exhibit, five precious materials and twenty years of creation – the exhibition “(2 + 2) x 5” and the Advent installation “Geometry of Silence” connect luxury, art and the city. …