On Monday, June 29, 2026, the Hall of the Music Department of the Arts Academy in Split (Fausta Vrančića 17) hosted three public student artistic productions. These performances were organized within the framework of the project UMAS Incubator: Artistic Research in the Focus of the Community – UMAS-In (IP-UNIST-58), specifically under the work package UMAS OPEN STAGE and its activity Visibility of Young Artists: Students' Bachelor's (BA) and Master's (MA) Graduation Productions.

The program commenced at 5:00 PM with the Master's (MA) graduation concert of saxophone student Adrian Seleš. Through this public live performance, he presented the results of his multi-year artistic and musical education, as well as his acquired interpretative and performance competencies.

At 6:00 PM, Daria Baczyk, a student from Poznań spending her mobility period at UMAS as part of the Erasmus+ program, held her Bachelor's (BA) final concert. Her performance showcased the work and learning outcomes achieved during her student mobility, thereby contributing to the international exchange of academic and artistic experiences.

The concert program concluded at 7:00 PM with the Master's (MA) graduation concert of saxophone student Ruta Špoljarić. Through a public performance of a selected repertoire, she demonstrated the technical, interpretative, and artistic competencies acquired during her graduate studies.

The activities were conducted under the leadership of Associate Professor Gordan Tudor, with the collaboration of External Assistant Professor Goran Jurković (chamber music instructor for saxophone students) and Assistant Professor of Art Ivan Batoš from University North. These three public performances are part of a project activity aimed at increasing the visibility of young artists and providing a public presentation of students' artistic research outcomes.

This project was created as part of the institutional research project "UMAS Incubator: Artistic Research in the Focus of the Community – UMAS-In (IP-UNIST-58)", funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.