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The Ministry of Culture and Media and the MDC presented the new issue of the journal Muzeologija 61, and announced the continuation of the provenance research project in Croatian museums. more

The topic of this volume is Donors, people without whom museums would be so much the poorer. more

This special issue of Muzeologija focuses on the provenance research on museum holdings confiscated during and after World War II in Croatia. more

MDC’s newsletter the "News from the Museum World" informs museum professionals and the general public creates new users of the museum and heritage-related content and develops cooperation between professionals from Croatia, the region of SEE, and the world. latest issue

To mark the 70th anniversary of our founding, we created an online exhibition, 70 Years of MDC, which introduces the public to the history and activities of the Museum Documentation Center (MDC), the key institution to the development of the museum profession in Croatia. more

Three online exhibitions curated by Zrinka Marković present photographic slides from the donation of Tomislav Šola. The slides depict scenes he captured during visits to numerous world museums and monuments from the early 1980s to the late 1990s. more

Croatian artist Boris Bućan produced four International Museum Day posters for the MDC—in 1982, 1985, 1986, and 1988. Zrinka Marković, the Head of our Museum Poster Collection, curated a virtual exhibition of Bućan’s posters who died last year, exactly on International Museum Day, May 18, 2023. more

The exhibition on view at the Klovićevi dvori Gallery is the central event marking a great jubilee in Croatian history – 1100 years of the Croatian Kingdom. more 

The exhibition "Archaeology and Popular Culture" demonstrates how archaeology has influenced different media and how it has been represented through various forms of artistic and cultural expression. more 

The exhibition shows the history of the development of the tram in Dubrovnik, from the arrival of the first tram car and trailer (beiwagen) in 1910 to the tragic accident and the final withdrawal of tram services in 1970. more 

The Museum Statistical Overview for 2024 was produced after analyzing data from the Register of Museums, Galleries, and Collections about 171 legally established and registered museums in Croatia. more

In 2024, Facebook is still the most popular social media platform among museums and their users, according to the Museum Documentation Center’s survey. more

According to the 2024 attendance survey by the Museum Documentation Center (MDC), total visits to Croatian museums grew by 8%, from 4,397,405 in 2023 to 4,757,790 last year. more

Held every three years, the ICOM General Conference is a global event in the museum field, bringing together thousands of professionals from all over the world to shape the future of museums through. more

The Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb is presenting its collection of wall hangings, traditional kitchen objects with strong communicative significance, displayed alongside contemporary posts from various social media. more

Through clothing items, sports equipment, and printed documents, the exhibition of the Croatian Sports Museum presents how women's sports activities challenged the socially defined frameworks in which they lived. more

Passengers at Zagreb Airport can now do more than observe the runways and aircraft—they can step into the world of Croatia’s most renowned figures in science, culture, politics, and sports in the newly open Museum Zone. more

The exhibition presents the collection of official ceremonial uniforms of the Dubrovnik Republic, giving the audience a deeper insight into the clothing of the Dubrovnik aristocracy. more

The exhibition catalogue in four languages: Croatian, Italian, German, and English, presents items recovered from the sinking site of the steamship Baron Gautsch, which are kept at the Historical and Maritime Museum of Istria. more

This publication offers the opportunity to see the entire glass collection from the Roman necropolis of Asseria that is kept in the Archaeological Museum in Split. more

How often do you wear a hat? Read the blog post by the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb to learn how hats went from mandatory to optional fashion accessories. more 

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