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Katalog Izložbe 2013 IZDAVAČKA DJELATNOST HRVATSKIH MUZEJA I GALERIJA, MUZEJA HRVATSKIH www.mdc.hr Ilica 44/II 10 000 Zagreb Hrvatska / CROATIA Tel.: +385 1 4847 914 +385 1 4847 897 Fax: +385 1 4847 913 http://www.mdc.hr MUZEJSKI DOKUMENTACIJSKI CENTAR 32. IZLOÆBA IZDAVA»KE DJELATNOSTI HRVATSKIH MUZEJA I GALERIJA INTERLIBER — 36. meunarodni sajam knjiga i uËila ZagrebaËki velesajam, 12. - 17. studenoga 2013. Zagreb, 2013. Katalog IzdavaË: Muzejski dokumentacijski centar Ilica 44/II, 10000 Zagreb tel.: 01/4847-897, 4847-914 faks: 01/4847-913 [email protected] http://www.mdc.hr Za izdavaËa: Viπnja Zgaga Urednica i autorica predgovora: Snjeæana Radovanlija MileusniÊ Kataloπki podaci: Snjeæana Radovanlija MileusniÊ, Ivona MariÊ (publikacije) TonËika Cukrov (plakati) Lada Draæin-Trbuljak (DVD) Jasmina BrkoviÊ (razglednice, razno) Lektorica: Zlata BabiÊ Omot: MDC i druπtvene mreæe Prijelom i tisak: SveuËiliπna tiskara d.o.o. Naklada: 400 Publikaciju su fi nancirali i izlazak iz tiska omoguÊili Ministarstvo kulture Republike Hrvatske i Ured za kulturu Grada Zagreb. ISSN 1845-3686 ISBN 978-953-6664-34-3 Izloæba Mjesto odræavanja: INTERLIBER — 36. meunarodni sajam knjiga i uËila, ZagrebaËki velesajam, Zagreb Vrijeme odræavanja: 12. - 17. studenoga 2013. Dizajn izloæbenog prostora: Studio redesign Autorica izloæbe: Snjeæana Radovanlija MileusniÊ Suradnica: Jasmina BrkoviÊ IzdavaËka djelatnost hrvatskih muzeja i galerija, 2013. Sadræaj Predgovor - Izbor iz muzejskog nakladniπtva 2012. - 2013. g. .......................................... 7 Katalog muzejskih publikacija, muzejskih plakata, DVD-ova i ostale grae .................... 11 Biograd na Moru ZaviËajni muzej Biograd na Moru .................................................... 11 Bjelovar Gradski muzej Bjelovar .................................................................... 11 Cres Creski muzej ..................................................................................... 12 Crikvenica Muzej grada Crikvenice ................................................................... 12 »akovec Muzej Meimurja ............................................................................. 13 Dubrovnik DubrovaËki muzeji ........................................................................... 13 DubrovaËki muzeji, Etnografski muzej ............................................. 14 DubrovaËki muzeji, Muzej suvremene povijesti ............................... 15 DubrovaËki muzeji, Pomorski muzej ................................................ 15 UmjetniËka galerija........................................................................... 15 –akovo Muzej –akovπtine ............................................................................ 16 –urevac Galerija Stari grad ............................................................................. 17 Gornja Stubica Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - Muzej seljaËkih buna ............................ 17 GospiÊ Muzej Like ....................................................................................... 18 Hvar Muzej hvarske baπtine ...................................................................... 18 Ilok Muzej grada Iloka ............................................................................. 19 Jasenovac Memorijalni muzej Spomen-podruËja Jasenovac ............................. 20 Jelsa Muzej OpÊine Jelsa .......................................................................... 20 Karlovac Gradski muzej Karlovac .................................................................... 20 Kaπtel LukπiÊ Muzej grada Kaπtela ......................................................................... 21 Klanjec Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - Galerija Antuna AugustinËiÊa .............. 22 Koprivnica Muzej grada Koprivnice ................................................................... 23 KorËula Gradski muzej KorËula ..................................................................... 25 Krapina Galerija grada Krapine ..................................................................... 25 Kriæevci Gradski muzej Kriæevci ..................................................................... 26 Kumrovec Muzeji Hrvatskog zagorja - “Staro selo” Kumrovec .......................... 26 Kutina Muzej Moslavine .............................................................................. 27 Labin Narodni muzej Labin ....................................................................... 28 Makarska Gradska galerija Antuna Gojaka....................................................... 28 Mali Loπinj Loπinjski muzej ................................................................................. 29 Naπice ZaviËajni muzej Naπice ..................................................................... 31 NereæiπÊa Galerija “Branislav DeπkoviÊ” ........................................................... 31 Novalja Gradski muzej Novalja ..................................................................... 31 Novigrad Muzej-Museo Lapidarium................................................................ 32 Obrovac ZaviËajni muzej Obrovac .................................................................. 33 Opatija Hrvatski muzej turizma .................................................................... 34 Osijek Galerija likovnih umjetnosti ............................................................. 36 Muzej Slavonije ................................................................................ 37 Ozalj ZaviËajni muzej Ozalj ....................................................................... 38 3 IzdavaËka djelatnost hrvatskih muzeja i galerija, 2013. Pazin Etnografski muzej Istre .................................................................... 38 Petrinja Galerija “Krsto HegeduπiÊ” .............................................................. 39 PoreË ZaviËajni muzej Poreπtine - Museo del territorio parentino ............. 39 Poæega Gradski muzej Poæega ...................................................................... 40 PrviÊ Luka Memorijalni centar Faust VranËiÊ .................................................... 41 Pula Arheoloπki muzej Istre ...................................................................... 41 Povijesni i pomorski muzej Istre - Museo storico e navale dell’ Istria .... 42 Rijeka Muzej grada Rijeke ........................................................................... 43 Muzej informatike i informatiËke tehnologije „Peek & Poke“ ........... 44 Muzej moderne i suvremene umjetnosti ........................................... 44 Pomorski i povijesni muzej Hrvatskog primorja ............................... 45 Samobor Galerija Prica .................................................................................... 46 Samoborski muzej ............................................................................ 48 Senj Gradski muzej Senj ........................................................................... 48 Sisak Gradska galerija Striegl ..................................................................... 49 Gradski muzej Sisak ......................................................................... 49 Slatina ZaviËajni muzej Slatina ..................................................................... 49 Slavonski Brod Galerija umjetnina grada Slavonskog Broda ..................................... 49 Muzej Brodskog Posavlja .................................................................. 50 Split Arheoloπki muzej Split ...................................................................... 50 Etnografski muzej Split .................................................................... 51 Hrvatski pomorski muzej ................................................................. 51 Muzej grada Splita ............................................................................ 51 Muzej hrvatskih arheoloπkih spomenika .......................................... 52 Muzeji Ivana MeπtroviÊa .................................................................. 52 Stari Grad Muzej Staroga Grada ....................................................................... 53 ©ibenik Muzej grada ©ibenika ....................................................................... 53 Trogir Muzej grada Trogira ......................................................................... 54 Valpovo Muzej Valpovπtine ............................................................................ 54 Varaædin Gradski muzej Varaædin ................................................................... 55 Velika Gorica Muzej Turopolja ................................................................................ 56 Vid-MetkoviÊ Arheoloπki muzej Narona ................................................................. 56 Vinkovci Gradski muzej Vinkovci .................................................................... 57 Virovitica Gradski muzej Virovitica .................................................................. 58 Vukovar Gradski muzej Vukovar .................................................................... 59 Zadar Arheoloπki muzej Zadar .................................................................... 60 Muzej antiËkog stakla ....................................................................... 60 Narodni muzej Zadar ....................................................................... 62 Stalna izloæba crkvene umjetnosti .................................................... 63 Zagreb Arheoloπki muzej u Zagrebu ............................................................. 64 Etnografski muzej Zagreb ...............................................................
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