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Galerija ARS

Jurčičev trg 2, SI-1000 Ljubljana

http://www.mladinska.com/knjigarne_in_papirnice/galerija_ars

mkars@mk-trgovina.si

Phone386 (0) 1 241 4760

Managed byMladinska knjiga Group

 Mladinska knjiga Bookstores

Sonja Bezenšek, Head

ARS Gallery in Ljubljana was the first established commercial gallery in Slovenia, managed by Mladinska knjiga Bookstores, closed in 2015.

This retail gallery, managed by Mladinska knjiga Bookstores, specialises in book illustration, graphic art and antiquities and Slovene crafts objects. It incorporates a shop with tools for visual artists and occasionally presents some small exhibitions of work by local artists.

The origins of the ARS Gallery go back to 1973 when one of the Mladinska knjiga shops started selling imported artistic materials and literature. It evolved into one of the first retail galleries, presenting works by contemporary Yugoslav artists. The gallery has been situated at its present location since 1980.

Exhibition space

• dimensions: 40m² (10m W x 4m D x 3m H)
• installation system: Nielsen hanging system
• lighting: neon lighting
• climate control: yes
• sales policy: sales permitted (% commission by negotiation)
• security: security system installed

See also

• Mladinska knjiga Bookstores
• Mladinska knjiga Publishing House

External links

• Galerija Ars website (in Slovenian)

Gallery

ARS Gallery in Ljubljana was the first established commercial gallery in Slovenia, managed by Mladinska knjiga Bookstores, closed in 2015.

Interior view, ARS Gallery, commercial gallery specialising in book illustration, graphic art and antiquities and Slovene craft objects. It was run by Mladinska knjiga Publishing House up to 2015.