Travel night: MONGOLIA

*In English

The new edition of Travel Nights brings a story from Mongolia and an artist residency in Ulaanbaatar, shared by Nick Tobier.

“It took me 46 hours to travel from the US to Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia felt vast and very quiet, with great distances between people and a language filled with space and air.” As the first international artist in residence at Nomadic Red Corner, Tobier collaborated with local artists and craftspeople, spent time with throat-singers, and took part in transforming an abandoned bus into a community artist studio.

Nick Tobier’s work as an artist-designer focuses on the social life of public places — from bus stops to kitchens and boulevards. His work is part of the 2025 Venice Biennale and the 2024 Splitski Salon, and has been presented at the Smithsonian, the Queens Museum (New York), the Mattress Factory (Pittsburgh), the Prague Quadrennial, and Somerset House in London, with an upcoming presentation at MKC in July.

Join us for the night of storytelling and drinks!
The event is free and open to everyone, registration is not needed.

• Travel nights in Prostor are for all travel lovers but also for anyone interested in learning about other cultures, meeting like minded people, exchanging knowledge, tips and simply socialising.
• It’s an informal storytelling event in which someone who travelled to an interesting place in the world tells its story - good things and the bad, amazing discoveries as well as challenges.
• If you are interested to participate in future events and present an exciting trip you experienced, reach out to us: [info@culturehubcroatia.hr](mailto:info@culturehubcroatia.hr)