Drugo more

Drugo more is a contemporary arts and culture organization based in Rijeka, Croatia. Its official website describes it as a platform for "suvremeno kulturno stvaralaštvo i teorija" — contemporary cultural creation and theory. The organization produces and hosts a range of cultural programming, including festivals, theatre and performance, exhibitions, screenings and public discussions. Its flagship recurring event visible on the official site is the Zoom + Igralke Festival, a festival held in Rijeka. The 2026 edition is scheduled for 24 September to 2 October 2026 at venues including Filodrammatica, KUC Kalvarija and HKD na Sušaku. The programme features international and regional artists and companies, with participants from Slovenia, North Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Switzerland and France, among others. Programme items include "Heroj 4.0 – Business as Usual" by Uroš Kaurin and Vito Weis, "Sram" by Angela Stojanovska, "Mjesto dobre radnice" by Bogavac, Dimovska, Stepanov and Crnjanski, "Ja, David" by Gabrijel Lazić and Nastja Uršula Virk, "Slovenska transverzala" by Rok Kravanja, "Pissed" by Barbara Kukovec and Minca Lorenci, "Nevjerojatno nepoznat slučaj Slavka G. iz Kutine" by Vedrana Klepica, and a screening of "Proces Pelicot" by Milo Rau and Servane Dècle. The festival also includes talks, such as a conversation on censorship in art with Oliver Frljić and Ana Miljanić, and a conversation with Hrvoje Spudić moderated by Morana Matković. An exhibition by Ivan Marušić Klif is also listed. Beyond the festival, Drugo more maintains a network of partners across Croatia and Europe. Its partner page lists organizations such as Molekula, Aksioma, Art Jaws, Art radionica Lazareti, Art-kino Croatia, CDU, Clubture, Electra, Exodos, Filmaktiv, Furtherfield, Goethe-Institut Kroatien, Institute of Networked Cultures, Intercult, Katapult, Kontejner, Kooperativa, Kulturanova, Maska, Multimedijalni institut, NeMe, P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E., Peek&Poke, Pogon, Prostor plus, Rijeka 2020 – Europska prijestolnica kulture, State Machines, Qendra, Queer Zagreb, rotor, Škart, Tanzelarija, TkH, Trafik, UMEA 2014 and Ykon. This partner list indicates a broad collaborative practice spanning contemporary art, performance, film, digital culture and theory. The organization is active in Rijeka and participates in European cultural networks. Its programming addresses contemporary artistic production and theoretical reflection, often with a critical or socially engaged dimension, as suggested by items on censorship and by the involvement of artists known for politically engaged work. The website uses cookies to improve functionality, and the organization communicates primarily in Croatian. Drugo more operates as a cultural producer and presenter rather than a commercial consumer brand. Its public identity is tied to its festival and year-round programme, its venue partnerships in Rijeka, and its collaborations with independent cultural organizations. No ownership, founding date or commercial listing information is provided in the available evidence.

Drugo more is a contemporary arts and culture organization based in Rijeka, Croatia. Its official website presents it as a platform for contemporary cultural creation and theory. The available evidence does not specify a founding date, founders or ownership structure, but it does document the organization's current programming and partnerships. The organization's most visible recurring activity in the evidence is the Zoom + Igralke Festival. The 2026 edition is announced for 24 September to 2 October 2026 in Rijeka, at Filodrammatica, KUC Kalvarija and HKD na Sušaku. The programme brings together artists and companies from Croatia and abroad, including Slovenia, North Macedonia, Serbia, Switzerland and France. Works listed include "Heroj 4.0 – Business as Usual" by Uroš Kaurin and Vito Weis (Slovenia), "Sram" by Angela Stojanovska (North Macedonia), "Mjesto dobre radnice" by Bogavac, Dimovska, Stepanov and Crnjanski (Serbia), "Ja, David" by Gabrijel Lazić and Nastja Uršula Virk (Croatia/Slovenia), "Slovenska transverzala" by Rok Kravanja (Slovenia), "Pissed" by Barbara Kukovec and Minca Lorenci (Slovenia), and "Nevjerojatno nepoznat slučaj Slavka G. iz Kutine" by Vedrana Klepica (Croatia). The festival also features a screening of "Proces Pelicot" by Milo Rau and Servane Dècle (Switzerland/France), a conversation on censorship in art with Oliver Frljić and Ana Miljanić, and a conversation with Hrvoje Spudić moderated by Morana Matković. An exhibition by Ivan Marušić Klif is also part of the programme. Drugo more's partner network, listed on its website, spans Croatia and Europe. Partners include Molekula, Aksioma, Art Jaws, Art radionica Lazareti, Art-kino Croatia, CDU, Clubture, Electra, Exodos, Filmaktiv, Furtherfield, Goethe-Institut Kroatien, Institute of Networked Cultures, Intercult, Katapult, Kontejner, Kooperativa, Kulturanova, Maska, Multimedijalni institut, NeMe, P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E., Peek&Poke, Pogon, Prostor plus, Rijeka 2020 – Europska prijestolnica kulture, State Machines, Qendra, Queer Zagreb, rotor, Škart, Tanzelarija, TkH, Trafik, UMEA 2014 and Ykon. This list reflects a collaborative model typical of independent contemporary arts organizations, linking local Rijeka initiatives with international networks in performance, visual arts, film and digital culture. The organization's programming, as evidenced by the 2026 festival, engages with themes such as censorship, labour, identity and political memory, and includes artists known for critical and socially engaged work. Drugo more communicates primarily in Croatian and maintains an active web presence at drugo-more.hr. The website notes that it uses cookies to improve functionality. No information about founding, legal status, funding or leadership is available in the supplied evidence. The organization appears to be an active cultural producer and presenter rather than a commercial brand, and its history is best understood through its ongoing festival editions and partnerships.

• Zoom + Igralke Festival 2026 announced for 24 September to 2 October 2026 in Rijeka at Filodrammatica, KUC Kalvarija and HKD na Sušaku.

Contemporary arts and culture organization producing festivals, performances, exhibitions and public programmes in Rijeka and collaborating with independent cultural organizations across Europe.

• Zoom + Igralke Festival

  Recurring festival in Rijeka featuring theatre, performance, screenings and talks; 2026 edition scheduled 24 September – 2 October 2026.

• Heroj 4.0 – Business as Usual

  Performance by Uroš Kaurin and Vito Weis (Slovenia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Sram

  Performance by Angela Stojanovska (North Macedonia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Mjesto dobre radnice

  Performance by Bogavac, Dimovska, Stepanov and Crnjanski (Serbia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Ja, David

  Performance by Gabrijel Lazić and Nastja Uršula Virk (Croatia/Slovenia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Slovenska transverzala

  Performance by Rok Kravanja (Slovenia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Pissed

  Performance by Barbara Kukovec and Minca Lorenci (Slovenia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Nevjerojatno nepoznat slučaj Slavka G. iz Kutine

  Performance by Vedrana Klepica (Croatia) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Proces Pelicot (screening)

  Screening of a performance recording by Milo Rau and Servane Dècle (Switzerland/France) in the 2026 festival programme.

• Razgovor o cenzuri u umjetnosti

  Talk with Oliver Frljić and Ana Miljanić in the 2026 festival programme.

• Razgovor s Hrvojem Spudićem

  Talk with Hrvoje Spudić, moderated by Morana Matković, in the 2026 festival programme.

• Ivan Marušić Klif solo exhibition

  Solo exhibition by Ivan Marušić Klif listed on the official website.

1. 1Drugo More | Suvremeno kulturno stvaralaštvo i teorijadrugo-more.hr
2. 2Partneri | Drugo Moredrugo-more.hr
3. 3Drugo more – Wikidatawikidata.org