Solo exhibitions, group exhibitions, thematic displays, retrospectives. Full process from concept through opening: research, conceptual framework, artist liaison, catalogue text, installation planning, opening, and post-exhibition documentation. Fee: €1,200–3,500 per exhibition, scope-dependent.

Scholarly and accessible writing on contemporary art, with specialisation in appropriation, post-conceptual practice, mid-to-late twentieth-century Central European art, and digital and virtual artistic practice. Texts produced in either Croatian or English, or in parallel bilingual editions for international audiences. Fee: €300–800 per text.

Pedagogical programmes for school groups, university students, and general audiences — workshops, lectures, guided discussions, gallery talks. Dora’s secondary and university teaching experience translates directly into programmes designed to land with non-specialist audiences without being condescending. Programmes can be developed once and re-delivered across a season, which is often the most cost-effective format for smaller institutions. Fee: €500–1,200 per programme.

Short and medium-term consulting on organisational development, audience strategy, repositioning, and institutional communications. Particularly relevant for smaller European institutions navigating digital transition, post-pandemic audience reconstruction, or generational handovers in leadership. Engagements typically combine an initial diagnostic phase, a written assessment, and an implementation period with periodic check-ins. Fee: €2,000–5,000 per defined engagement.

Creative Europe, Erasmus+ KA2, Interreg, national-level funding in Croatian and other Central European jurisdictions, and major foundation grants. Includes narrative, activity planning, budget structure, evaluation framework, and partner coordination where applicable. Most useful for smaller institutions without dedicated grant-writing capacity in-house. Fee: €800–2,500 per application.

Conceptualisation and deployment of virtual exhibition spaces using the Vortic platform, photogrammetric documentation of artworks, Blender-based post-production, and integration with institutional websites. This is a service line built on direct experience — DLightful Gallery, our own virtual commercial gallery, is the first fully virtual gallery in Croatia and serves as both proof of concept and ongoing development laboratory. Useful for institutions with strong collections but limited physical exhibition space, or as a way to extend the reach of a physical exhibition beyond its run. Fee: €3,000–8,000 per project.

Native-level bilingual translation and editing between Croatian and English — exhibition texts, catalogues, scholarly articles, monographs, academic publications. Recent academic editing work for the Institute of Art History at the University of Warsaw, published by Brill. Suitable for institutions producing bilingual publications or seeking to reach English-language scholarly and general audiences. Fee: by arrangement based on type and scope.

Consulting and training on the use of non-generative AI tools by museum and gallery staff — research assistance, drafting under supervision, translation, administrative streamlining. Explicitly excludes generative AI in artistic production; the engagement is about freeing institutional staff time, not about producing artistic content. Includes a written workflow audit, a working session with staff, and a 30-day follow-up window for questions as the new workflows are adopted. Useful for under-resourced institutions managing high administrative loads. Fee: €1,500–3,500 per engagement.