Dr Jaka Primorac gives a lecture at the BLOK and SPID educational program

Apr 2, 2026 | CULTMED, News

On March 18, 2026, Dr Jaka Primorac, collaborator at the CULTMED project, gave a lecture entitled ‘Main Characteristics of Work and Employment in the Cultural Sector’ at the Croatian Architects’ Association. The lecture was organised as part of the educational program titled ‘Applause Doesn’t Pay the Rent’, organised by BLOK-Local Base for Cultural Refreshment and SPID-Union of Screenwriters and Playwrights.

The program “Applause Doesn’t Pay the Rent” is intended for the education of young artists and cultural workers, and offers knowledge about the relationship between art and work, the history of workers’ struggles, and organisations, unions and initiatives fighting for better working conditions. The program is organised through lectures, talks, presentations, and workshops and has been implemented on a biennial basis since 2021.

More information about the program is available on the BLOK website.

Photos: Luka Pešun for BLOK.

 

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