Established in 2018, the Kuma International Summer School is the first educational program dedicated exclusively to contemporary artistic practices emerging from contexts of conflict, trauma, displacement, and post-war societies. Rooted in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the program focuses particularly on artistic…
In June 2023, Kuma International organized a concert in Sarajevo in collaboration with Caritas Italiana as part of the program developed for International Refugee Day 2023. Bringing together musicians, artists, collaborators, and audiences from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy, the…
Sarajevo 1992–1996 is a photography book featuring more than 100 images taken by Italian photojournalist Enrico Dagnino during the siege of Sarajevo. Combining photographs, personal notes, and drawings created during the war, the publication offers a powerful visual testimony of everyday…
In March 2023, Kuma International and the Austrian Cultural Forum Sarajevo supported the exhibition Labors of Care, presented at Manifesto Gallery in Sarajevo and opened on March 8, coinciding with International Women’s Day. The exhibition brought together works by three artists…
The exhibition Herbarium by artist Ismar Čirkinagić marked the first presentation of this body of work in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Presented at the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo, the project explored traditional methods of creating an herbarium through plants…
The exhibition Backup – A0H1L9IMB4 by Nermina Trbonja, developed in collaboration with Quentin Fagart, Ksenija Hotić, and Ivan Hrkaš, formed part of an ongoing oral history project dedicated to documenting the experiences of non-Croat residents of Stolac who were detained in the…
