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19 Nov 2024

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18 Jan 2026

MontenegroPodgoricaGallery of the Museum of Contemporary Art
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The Slovenian artistic collective Laibach's exhibition showcases their distinctive blend of provocative art and political commentary. Laibach has developed a “Gesamtkunstwerk” – multi-disciplinary art practice in all fields ranging from popular culture to art (collages, photo-copies, posters, graphics, paintings, videos, installations, concerts and performances).
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Podgorica.
29 Apr 2025

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15 Oct 2025

SerbiaGolubacTrdnjava Golubac
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Site-specific, interacitve, enviromental, sculpture exhibition "Fusion" by Boštjan Kavčič, whose sculptures, inspired by the natural world, address the fusion of organic forms with modern materials, creating a dialogue between the environment and the viewer.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Belgrade.
8 May 2025

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24 Aug 2025

FranceNiceVilla ArsonBiennale of Arts and Ocean
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Slovenian artist Robertina Šebjanič, known for her work in art, marine ecology and sound, presenting "Echoes of the Abyss" at the group exhibition "Becoming Ocean: A Social Conversation About the Ocean". In this video essay, she explores the hidden impacts of war on marine life, focusing on underwater munitions left to decay on the seafloor—still leaking toxic chemicals into the ocean today.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Paris.
27 Jul 2025

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31 Aug 2025

CroatiaDubrovnikTvrđava LovrjenacDubrovnik Summer Festival
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A contemporary tragedy about women with nothing left to lose, Medea places a psychologically and emotionally broken woman, a wife and mother, at the center of a tense dramatic construction, who, in a mythical labyrinth set in contemporary reality, plays out intense emotional states, from initial passionate love to disappointment, anger, jealousy and cruel revenge.
Produced by: Hrvaško narodno gledališče Varaždin, Slovene National Theatre Maribor.
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27 Aug 2025

FranceParisCinéma Le Concorde
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A screening of the movie "Family Therapy" (2024), directed by Sonja Prosenc, which explores contemporary social issues in a humorous, tragicomic reimagining of Pasolini's Teorema. Movie premiere and screenings at several cinemas across France.
Produced by: Monoo.
28 Aug 2025

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30 Aug 2025

FinlandHelsinkiWHS Teatteri UnionSAMPO International Puppet Theatre Festival
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Transport: Cargo directed by Tin Grabnar, a hyper-realistic puppet miniature, exposes the pressing issue of increasing road freight transport. It takes us into the world of global trade, where speed and accessibility drive economic growth while simultaneously accelerating climate change due to their environmental footprint.
Produced by: Maribor Puppet Theatre.
29 Aug 2025

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7 Sep 2025

USAAsheville, Daly City, Morrison, Orlando
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An American tour by Gramatik alias for Slovenian electronic music producer Denis Jašarević. In addition to his fame in the field of electronic music, he is also known for his cryptocurrency project.
30 Aug 2025

CroatiaKorčulaLjetno Kino Korčula
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The staging of The Life and Times of Bertolt Brecht (Življenje in časi Bertolta Brechta) directed by Matjaž Berger is not a classic biography. Perhaps it is an attempt at historicization, the characteristic Brecht alienation technique, the effect of which is that we speak about past events in order to say something about the events of our present from a mental and temporal distance.
Organized by: Centar za kulturu Korčula.
11 Sep 2025

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12 Sep 2025

SlovakiaBratislavaBratislava University of Economics and BusinessLingvaFest
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In the context of the European Day of Languages, the LingvaFest 2025 language festival will take place in Bratislava. Saša Vojtechova Poklač, lecturer of Slovene at the Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava, will conduct an engaging workshop titled "Pocket Slovene" together with her students. Visitors will also have the opportunity to learn about Slovenia, its language, and culture through a quiz and various other activities.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Bratislava.
19 Sep 2025

CroatiaZagrebVartoslav Lisinski Concert Hall
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"Why Me” by Katja Vidmar, produced by Katja Dance Company is a multimedia dance-theatre piece exploring multiple sclerosis through the eyes of Tadeja Polanšček, who lives with the disease. The central figure is a woman — mother, daughter, friend, wife — trapped in her body yet determined to live.
19 Sep 2025

SingaporeSingaporeEsplanade Concert Hall
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2025 Life World Tour of Luka Šulić with Acies Quartett (Croatian-Slovenian). Luka Šulić is a Slovenian professional cellist. He is also known to the wider public as a member of the duo 2Cellos, famous for their cover of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal, which was arranged for performance on two cellos only.
8 Oct 2025

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8 Oct 2025

ItalyGoriziaFormer border between Nova Gorica and GoriziaNova Gorica–Gorizia, European Capital of Culture 2025
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GO! Kaki event marks the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the dropping of the atomic bombs. On the border(less) belt between two connected countries and two connected cities, Nova Gorica and Gorica, a persimmon kaki tree, a descendant of the tree that survived the atomic bomb explosion over Nagasaki, is planted as a reminder of peace.
Produced by: School of Arts, University of Nova Gorica.
8 Oct 2025

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10 Oct 2025

BelgiumAntwerp, Herent, Leffinge
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Chris Eckman is an American musician, composer, producer and record label owner who lives and works in Slovenia. He began his musical career as a member of the mid-1980s Seattle pop scene. His band The Walkabouts was one of the first bands signed to the legendary grunge label Sub Pop. His music could be described as melancholic and moody.
4 Dec 2025

BelgiumBrusselsSlovenian Pastoral Center in Brussels
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Charity children’s dance-theatre fairytale: "Mouse School" by Katja Vidmar, Katja Dance Company, in collaboration with the Slovenian Society in Belgium. In "Mouse School", little mice discover that learning can be fun—especially with friends. Through dance and play, they learn about kindness, helping others, and the magic of love that even touches the naughtiest ones.
Supported by: Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Brussels.

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