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Held in the retro-chic surroundings of Rijeka's old Hartera Paper Factory, the Hartera Festival is one of Europe's hottest up-and-coming music festivals. The festival takes place from 10th to 12th of June.

Ancient Roman football games with players kitted out in authentic period costume have been organised for 29 May Trilj, inland Dalmatia as part of celebrations for the 800th anniversary of the town.

The exhibition by post-graduate students of the Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Department of Video and New Media in collaboration with students of the Ljubljana Faculty of Computer and Information Science, Computer Vision Laboratory, on Tuesday opens on 18 May, at 8pm in Škuc Gallery. Croatian artists Mirjana Batinic, Ana Schaub, Sonja Vuk and Alen Floricic partake on the exhibition.

Croatian artist Vlado Franjevic has put forward a proposal to merge different industries into one artistic whole, at a meeting at the Princley castle in Vaduz.

Helena Paver Njiric exhibits her site specific installation titled moiré in MAXXI – National Museum of XXI Century Arts of Rome. The exhibition opens on 27th of May as part of the official opening of the Museum MAXXI.

The 13th Festival of Alternative Theatrical Expression (FAKI) will be held from 20 to 23 May in Zagreb, hosting theater companies from Hungary, Spain, Slovenia, Russia, Greece, Lithuania and Croatian.

Department of Art history and Center for Iconographic Studies of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Rijeka, organize the Fourth International Conference of Iconographic Studies in Croatia devoted to ‘Iconography of Death’.

An international comic festival - MaFest is to take place in Makarska, Croatia from 20 to 23 May.

In the first weekend of July, for eight years in a row, Opatija will be a host to the Liburnia Jazz Festival, which, according to its level of recognition, number of concerts and visitors, is definitely the biggest jazz festival in Croatia and the region.

Gilbert & George are the most highly regarded and influential artists of today. Their artistic actions and works, monumental in format, are an unavoidable locus of 20th century art, and find their place in the collections of the most important museums and galleries in the world.