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The Coastal Galleries were founded in 1976 as the central gallery institution of the Primorska region. Since their foundation a range of well-received exhibitions prepared by the Coastal Galleries have had a major influence on the visual arts scene, not only in the coastal region but also in the rest of Slovenia. Besides the parent gallery - [[Piran City Gallery]] - the Coastal Galleries also include the [[Meduza Gallery, Koper]], the [[Loža Gallery, Koper]], the [[Meduza 2 Gallery, Piran]] and (since 1992), the A+A Gallery, Venice (near the Grassi Palace), which is used to promote Slovene fine arts abroad. The Coastal Galleries' exhibition programme combines review exhibitions of work by representatives of the middle generation of Slovene artists, individual exhibitions of work by young artists and retrospective exhibitions of work by leading artists from Primorska and Slovenia. For many years the Coastal Galleries have also closely and actively followed international art trends by presenting work by leading foreign artists and organising well-established traditional events like the [[Forma Viva Open Air Stone Sculpture Collection, Seča]], the [[Piran Days of Architecture]] and the [[Ex-tempore Piran - International Painting and Ceramics]]. Concurrently with their dynamic exhibition activities, the Coastal Galleries are gradually forming art collections which directly reflect their programming concepts and are presented to the public in the form of occasional exhibitions, for example the collections Contemporary Slovene Visual Art after 1976, Awarded Works from the International Painters' Ex-tempore and Visual Artists from Primorska.
 
The Coastal Galleries were founded in 1976 as the central gallery institution of the Primorska region. Since their foundation a range of well-received exhibitions prepared by the Coastal Galleries have had a major influence on the visual arts scene, not only in the coastal region but also in the rest of Slovenia. Besides the parent gallery - [[Piran City Gallery]] - the Coastal Galleries also include the [[Meduza Gallery, Koper]], the [[Loža Gallery, Koper]], the [[Meduza 2 Gallery, Piran]] and (since 1992), the A+A Gallery, Venice (near the Grassi Palace), which is used to promote Slovene fine arts abroad. The Coastal Galleries' exhibition programme combines review exhibitions of work by representatives of the middle generation of Slovene artists, individual exhibitions of work by young artists and retrospective exhibitions of work by leading artists from Primorska and Slovenia. For many years the Coastal Galleries have also closely and actively followed international art trends by presenting work by leading foreign artists and organising well-established traditional events like the [[Forma Viva Open Air Stone Sculpture Collection, Seča]], the [[Piran Days of Architecture]] and the [[Ex-tempore Piran - International Painting and Ceramics]]. Concurrently with their dynamic exhibition activities, the Coastal Galleries are gradually forming art collections which directly reflect their programming concepts and are presented to the public in the form of occasional exhibitions, for example the collections Contemporary Slovene Visual Art after 1976, Awarded Works from the International Painters' Ex-tempore and Visual Artists from Primorska.
 
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Zavod za likovno dejavnosti - Obalne galerije Piran
Tartinijev trg 3, SI-6330 Piran-Pirano
Phone386 (0) 5 673 2689, 386 (0) 5 627 4322
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The Coastal Galleries were founded in 1976 as the central gallery institution of the Primorska region. Since their foundation a range of well-received exhibitions prepared by the Coastal Galleries have had a major influence on the visual arts scene, not only in the coastal region but also in the rest of Slovenia. Besides the parent gallery - Piran City Gallery - the Coastal Galleries also include the Meduza Gallery, Koper, the Loža Gallery, Koper, the Meduza 2 Gallery, Piran and (since 1992), the A+A Gallery, Venice (near the Grassi Palace), which is used to promote Slovene fine arts abroad. The Coastal Galleries' exhibition programme combines review exhibitions of work by representatives of the middle generation of Slovene artists, individual exhibitions of work by young artists and retrospective exhibitions of work by leading artists from Primorska and Slovenia. For many years the Coastal Galleries have also closely and actively followed international art trends by presenting work by leading foreign artists and organising well-established traditional events like the Forma Viva Open Air Stone Sculpture Collection, Seča, the Piran Days of Architecture and the Ex-tempore Piran - International Painting and Ceramics. Concurrently with their dynamic exhibition activities, the Coastal Galleries are gradually forming art collections which directly reflect their programming concepts and are presented to the public in the form of occasional exhibitions, for example the collections Contemporary Slovene Visual Art after 1976, Awarded Works from the International Painters' Ex-tempore and Visual Artists from Primorska.


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SI-6330 Piran-Pirano +
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+386 / 5 673 2689, 386 / 5 627 4322 +
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