The founder and leader of the summer school Kuma International Claudia Zini, together with her associates and scholarship holders, visited the Center for Contemporary Culture KRAK. The three-day visit to Bihać was conceived as a study trip and introduction to the cultural and artistic profile of the city, but also to the work of KRAK Center. An extended meeting was held in KRAK, during which the views of the present researchers, curators and artists were exchanged. At the same time, new strategies, organizations and actions in the field of artistic practices in our country and beyond were conceived. Issues of funding, collaboration, and coalition formation were discussed, as some of the enduring challenges of artistic production, organization, and educational mediation.

The meeting in KRAK was an opportunity to present and meet artists from Sarajevo and Bihać. Mak Hubjer, Armin Ćosić, Hazer Emrić and Mehmed Mahmutović presented their work at the informal round table.