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04. 12. 09. - 09:00

Exhibition "Zagreb – Munich“prolonged owing to popular demand

Croatian Times

The exhibition "Zagreb - Munich - Croatian painting and the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich" at the Art Pavilion in Zagreb will be extended through 31 January owing to popular demand.

The exhibition features a cross-section of Croatian painting of the 19th and early 20th centuries with emphasis on fundamental links to the Munich school of painting.

The Croatian Institute of Art history and the Art Pavilion are participating with this exhibition in a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and the project "Munich as a European centre of art education."

The exhibition features the works of 90 Croatian painters borrowed from some of the leading European museums such as the Neue Pinakothek.

It has already seen by more than 10,000 visitors.

Bob Dylan to perform in Zagreb on 7 June
Bob Dylan will perform at Zagreb’s InMusic Festival on 7 June 2010 at Salata, it was revealed on his official website today (Thurs).

Parliament is looking for a new spokesman
Croatian Parliament President Luka Bebic announced today (Thurs) that there would be an open competition for a Parliament spokesman who would present its work better in public.

President wants leaks about his security stopped
Croatian President Ivo Josipovic has asked for an investigation of who has been illegally disclosing information about Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor’s and his security measures.

Yamato - The Drummers of Japan to bring energy to Zagreb
Yamato - The Drummers of Japan will perform in Zagreb for the first time at 7pm on 19 April at Zagreb’s Dom sportova hall.

Ikea postpones opening a store in the Zagreb area until 2012
Swedish company Ikea will most probably postpone the opening of its store in Rugvica near Zagreb to 2012.

Artist to throw unsold paintings into a river
Croatian artist Zeljko Senecic has decided to close his exhibition by throwing all unsold paintings into the Sava River in Zagreb tomorrow (Fri).

Zadar basketball club faces serious financial problems
The Zadar basketball club faces serious financial problems and may close if it does not get support as soon as possible.

Tourism minister gives giant Easter egg to Pope Benedict XVI
A Croatian delegation led by Tourism Minister Damir Bajs had an audience with Pope Benedict XVI yesterday (Weds) at the Vatican.

Days of Christian culture to start
The sixth "Days of Christian Culture" will be held in Split, Dubrovnik and Sibenik from 20 to 30 March.

Man loses his legs after returning safely from Afghanistan
Croatian army captain Marko Pavkovic was severely injured in a traffic accident after returning safely from a peace mission in Afghanistan on Tuesday evening.