A comprehensive life and artistic work story of Carlotta Grisi.

In 1980, the International School of Sculpture ‘Kornarija’ was founded in the village of Marušići, Istria, Croatia. It was named after the long-abandoned Kornarija quarry (managed by the Kamen Pazin company).

As part of the project Rijeka European Capital of Culture, 16 writers spent a spring month in the Kvarner area and its islands, separately, each one of them at a different location…

“Ode to the Seasons” is a project through which the paper distributor IGEPA wants to highlight the importance of respecting nature and conservation of the seasons, and to emphasize how each of us can be part of that conservation. As one of the steps, IGEPA recommends using recycled paper.

A new guide ‘The Istrian Mountain Trail’ is a reliable must-have reading for every mountaineer and hiker interested in safe exploration of the hills and mountains of Istria.

Adoro doors producer and the Porsche Design Studio have developed a series of specifically designed entrance doors under the brand Adoro by Porsche Design Studio.

A book that saves water is a logical result that follows the need to shape into a monograph the topic of water supply research carried out in the history of the town of Poreč (author: Elena Uljančić-Vekić, Dsc.).

Rijeka ECoC 2020 doesn’t want to be defined as a typical Mediterranean tourist destination offering sun, sea, and linked experiences.

The monograph ‘Venetian – Austrian border in Istria’ is the result of research and apart from that it represents a catalog of all available border marks.

A monograph entitled Artistic Heritage of Istrian churches – Sculpture from the 14th till the 18th century is the second in a series of editions about the artistic heritage on the territory of the Poreč-Pula diocese.