Fubar (/ˈfuːbar/, est. 2015) is a non-profit cultural project focused on electronic experiments and interdisciplinary research in glitch art theory and practice, as well as the processes behind contemporary collaborative and collective artistic production. It’s built through FESTIVAL events, additional PRODUCTIONS, FILM presentations, monthly WORKSHOPS, ongoing AiR programs, and a hybrid group EXPO.

Run by artists for artists, Fubar was founded as the first international glitch art festival in Croatia and has since evolved into a year-round, transnational hybrid production. Following 10 iterations up to 2024, making it the longest-running annual event of its kind worldwide, Fubar now operates as the world’s first biennial dedicated to variable glitch art.

The program unfolds through year-round productions, ranging from performances and discussions to free public workshops and residencies, group exhibitions, film screenings and an interactive archive.

All activities are accessible ONLINE and/or AFK, hosted in venues in Zagreb (HR) and beyond. All events are free to attend and are archived and/or networked.

Upcoming events and calls can be found at our SCHEDULE.
Previous events are available at the PAST event list.
Media and written content is highlighted at our MEDIA section.
The artwork will be published online via our archive TBA soon!

Subscribe to our newsletter if you’d like to stay informed or join #fubar_expo @ fb × ig × linktree && wiki. We also have a calendar you can subscribe to, or preview here.

In 2026 we are focusing on the topic of COLLECTIVISM – highlighting collaborative glitch art practices and supporting events worldwide. Find our full Zagreb-based program HERE.