On 5 November 2026, the Tolerance Poster Show returned to Zagreb for the first time in six years. The posters are on display in the plaza outside the School of Applied Arts and Design (ŠPUD) and the University of Zagreb Academy of Music, as well as at Zagreb Fair. The exhibition features 78 posters by designers from around the world. This most recent edition brings a selection of new posters to the city for the first time. Visitors can see the posters at both venues until 30 November 2026.

This year’s show marks the International Day for Tolerance, observed annually on 16 November.

The exhibition was organised in collaboration with the School of Applied Arts and Design, the Izidor Kršnjavi Exhibition Salon (ISO), the Association of Former Students of the School of Applied Arts and Design in Zagreb (UBU) and the creative platform Organizam.

Guests at the opening included Professor Pascal Hector, Germany’s Ambassador to Croatia, who was accompanied by Katja Kuceja, Head of the Cultural Section at the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Republic of Croatia. Also in attendance were Thomas Casura, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. at the Embassy of the Swiss Confederation to the Republic of Croatia, Wioletta Stefaniak-Kałużna, Consul of the Republic of Poland, and Li Qingrui, First Secretary (Cultural Affairs) at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the Republic of Croatia. Jana Radić represented the Mayor of Zagreb. She serves as Assistant Head for Human Rights, Civil Society and National Minorities at the City Office for Culture and Civil Society.

Special thanks to Bernarda Cesar, whose relentless efforts made this show possible.

Photos by Martin Horvat.