Skopje, 16 December 2025 (MIA) — After being on display in the Macedonian Cultural and Information Centers in Sofia, Belgrade and Istanbul, the National Gallery's traveling exhibition “Spaces of Conjunction” will open Tuesday evening at the Macedonian Cultural and Information Center in Zagreb, which will be its final stop, according to organizers.

"The project 'Spaces of Conjunction' positions art as a dynamic space where intimate and personal fragments intertwine with collective memories and cultural matrices as a theater of tension and symbiosis. This exhibition explores the fragile boundary between small stories from the intimate world of the individual and large narratives – a vast and complex network of grand historical and cultural narratives – a concept derived from Jean-François Lyotard and his critique of 'metanarratives,'" organizers said.

The group exhibition features art by Aco Stankoski, Monika Moteska, Irena Paskali, Robert Jankuloski, Velimir Zhernovski, Shqipe Mehmeti, Mihaela Jovanovska, Gjorgje Jovanovikj, Ivancho Talevski, Zhaneta Vangeli and Marija Sotirovska. It was curated by Gorancho Gjorgievski, Maja Nedelkoska Brzanova and Maja Chankulovska Mihajlovska.

Zabreb's Macedonian Center director Mimi Gjorgoska Ilievska and the National Gallery's director Ali Sinani will speak at the opening. The exhibition will run through Dec. 31. mr/