The Dubrovnik association Et Ješua presented itself in Paris with images, poetry and words from its members. The central event of the presentation was the exhibition of paintings by the Dubrovnik academic painter Ivana Jovanović Trostmann at the Parisian gallery Mon Paris.
The exhibition opened on 28 September and will remain open until 3 October. The exhibition was opened by Dr Katja Bakija, who spoke about the work of Ivana Jovanović Trostmann alongside Father Stipan Jurić.
The association’s president, Nevenka Curić, presented its work. She highlighted the successful realisation of the first concert of spiritual music, 'Wall of Love', the aim of which was to furnish and equip a flat in Zagreb for the accommodation of sick children from Dubrovnik and their parents during treatment. Curić also announced the second concert of spiritual music, 'Wall of Love', intended for the equipping of the neonatal unit at the Dubrovnik hospital.
Dr Katja Bakija delivered a lecture on the work of the Dubrovnik playwright Marin Držić. The event was enlivened by the distinctive voice of the Dubrovnik musician Stjepo Gleđ Markoš. Several songs from the collection 'Wall of Love' by Miha Katičić were performed by Mira Vujnović, Jelena Burum and the author himself.
Representatives of the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, the AMCA association and Croats living and working in Paris attended the presentation.
