ArtBeat Guide for Dubrovnik's Hidden Gems
Dubrovnik is more than just a beautiful coastal city—it's also a thriving center for art. Whether you're an art lover or just looking for something new to explore, Dubrovnik's current exhibitions offer something for everyone. From contemporary sculptures to fascinating Cuban posters. ArtBeat guide will take you through the must-see art exhibitions happening right now in the city.
Museum of Red History: "Cuban Revolutionary Posters 1968–1971"
Step back in time at the Museum of Red History with an exhibition featuring Cuban revolutionary posters from 1968 to 1971. These posters, from collector Igor Jović, blend political messages with bold artistic expression. They reflect a unique period in Cuban-American relations and cultural changes. This exhibit is a rare chance to see art born out of political upheaval and cultural revolution. Don't miss it—it's open until September 10, 2024.
Deša Vlahutin: "Dynamics of the Square"
At the Rixos Premium Dubrovnik hotel, Deša Vlahutin presents "Dynamics of the Square," a collection of sculptures inspired by minimalist principles. Her works explore the relationship between planes and space, using geometric shapes and clean lines. Influenced by mathematical concepts like the Fibonacci sequence, Vlahutin's sculptures are both simple and deeply intricate, showing the rhythm and beauty found in pure forms.
Nikolina Šimunović: "Sounds of Summer"
At the Rixos Premium Dubrovnik, Nikolina Šimunović offers a breath of fresh air with her exhibition "Sounds of Summer." Inspired by nature and the changes in life, her paintings use soft, pastel colors to evoke feelings of peace and happiness. Through her art, Nikolina captures the essence of nature's sounds—the rustling of leaves, the whispering of waves—bringing a sense of calm and connection to the viewer.
Dubravka Tullio: "Anatomy of the Landscape"
Dubravka Tullio, a well-known Dubrovnik artist, showcases her work "Anatomy of the Landscape" at the Rixos Premium Dubrovnik. Tullio's art delves into the subtle contrasts and beauty of nature, creating a dialogue between the natural world and the urban environment. Her work encourages viewers to reflect on the importance of preserving nature's beauty while exploring Dubrovnik's cultural landscape.
Stefanie Hudspeth: "Relentless Rumination"
In her exhibition "Relentless Rumination" at the Rixos Premium Dubrovnik, Stefanie Hudspeth explores the power and motion of bulls as a metaphor for inner struggles and the cycle of overthinking. Her paintings capture bulls in constant motion, representing strength and the relentless pursuit of the unknown. Hudspeth's dynamic style invites viewers to confront their own thoughts and emotions through the powerful imagery of her work.