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Gallery Hermana
Galeria Hermana is a multifaceted establishment featuring an art gallery, museum, atelier, and studio. Within its walls, visitors encounter a rich array of music, visual arts, paintings, and sculptures curated by artist Vedran Silipetar and others. The ambiance is infused with a cozy, domestic feel inspired by Mediterranean, Andalusian, and Moorish influences. This cultural space serves as a platform for diverse events such as art exhibitions, concerts, poetry readings, and dance performances, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for art appreciation and cultural exchange.
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