Museum of Contemporary Art

A huge building which they clearly have problems trying to fill. There is very little ‘contemporary art’. Rather a disparate collection portraying everything you could imagine from accounts of domestic violence and videos of gay pride marchers being attacked, to some fat older guy (presumably the ‘artist’) who had had his naked body photographed in lots of contorted positions. Not a pretty sight! Spare spaces were filled with mannequins, one with a superman cape, another with a white T-shirt and the bottom half of a pair of jeans. There was supposed to be a slide/helter skelter, which would have livened things up, but ‘no, it’s reserved for children on their birthdays’.
Overall, a very depressing experience. Give it a miss. We did only see two other visitors!

In this museum, I think a lot depends on the exhibition they have at the moment. The staff is really nice. When you finish your tour inside, you can leave the museum via slide, and have a fun ride down :)
All in all? Check the current exhibition, and then decide how you wanna do it.

This museum gave me the opportunity to learn about the history and culture of Eastern Europe, and of course, especially the Croatian and Serbian regions. As we re-embrace civilisation after the collapse of the Soviet Union, we can't help but need to think about what true freedom and democracy are. Of course, the respectful activities exhibited in the museum about the treatment of the mentally ill were also impressive, we all need a world of love and peace and an end to violence and war!

The museum has a very interesting collections of Croatian art. Nice building and cafe as well

I like to visit the museum, I like creativity and innovation. But this one was not so impressive. I was taken aback by the fact what kind of things and ideas today are considered art, and I was impressed by a quote that I read here "... it is not important what you exhibited, importat is that you were invited to exhibit your works... " Museum is a very large space, and it is not filled. However, some parts are quite good and they awake strong emotions.
I still believe that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Considering that it was the Night of the Museum, there were not many visitors. I was also impressed by the set of random circumstances that I caught with my camera, which has a good message and depicts the perfect society in which we live.
While walking through the museum, somehow the fairy tale The Emperor's New Clothes and the sentence: "The Emperor is naked" kept spinning in my head. By the end, I felt like a child that said it.