In the year 2000 in Zagreb Andreja Kulunčić launched the project Nama: 1908 Employees, 15 Department Stores, designed as a public awareness raising campaign about the difficult situation faced by the formerly prominent Nama department store chain. Since the early 2000s when it went bankrupt, to date, Nama was reduced to only two department stores in Zagreb. After an interview with trade union representatives, workers and sales personnel, Kulunčić designed a number of public posters featuring the real Nama employees Branka Stanić, Biserka Kenenarić and Barbara Kovačević whose economic security was brought into question, and whose portraits on the posters warned about the serious state of affairs within the company. Happy Labour Day! The fight continues!

From the Citizens to Their City

October 12, 2020October 12, 2020

GSG in the framework of Smoqua 4 Festival

Public Health – Beyond Reach

On 15 and 16 October, come to the Palach Youth Cultural Centre (OKC Palach) in Rijeka to the fourth edition of the Smoqua International Festival of Queer and Feminist Culture. The festival is the result of joint efforts of the civil society organizations LORI and Pariter and the Centre for Women’s Studies at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Rijeka and artistic organisation From the Citizens to their City.

February 15, 2020February 20, 2020

The Love Case of Margareta B. or It Is so Windy That Pumpkins Are Rolling across the Pumpkin Fields

Ana Janjatović-Zorica

The animated short film “The Love Case of Margareta B. or It Is so Windy That Pumpkins Are Rolling across the Pumpkin Fields” by Ana Janjatović-Zorica, in collaboration with Viktor Krasnić and Multimedia Group of the Centar Elementary School in Rijeka, will be presented on 14 February 2020 at 12:30 as a part of the […]