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Jaka Babnik
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- 30 May to 25 June 2017
The Most Beautiful Place in the World, an exhibition of contemporary Slovenian photography featuring works by Jaka Babnik, Emina Djukić, Tomaž Gregorič, Tanja Lažetić, Radenko Milak & Roman Uranjek, Boštjan Pucelj, Bojan Radovič, Aleš Rosa, Matjaž Rušt & Robert Marin, Jane Štravs, and Tanja Verlak, co-curated by Barbara Čeferin and co-organised by Galerija Fotografija, at Gallery of Fine Arts Osijek in Osijek, Croatia
programme - 8 September to 2 October 2016
The Most Beautiful Place in the World, an exhibition of contemporary Slovenian photography featuring works by Jaka Babnik, Emina Djukić, Tomaž Gregorič, Tanja Lažetić, Radenko Milak & Roman Uranjek, Boštjan Pucelj, Bojan Radovič, Aleš Rosa, Matjaž Rušt & Robert Marin, Jane Štravs, and Tanja Verlak, co-curated by Barbara Čeferin and co-organised by Galerija Fotografija, at Klovićevi dvori Gallery in Zagreb, Croatia
programme - 10 December 2015 to 1 February 2016
Margins: Contemporary Slovenian Photography, an exhibition featuring works by Jaka Babnik, Vanja Bućan, Emina Djukić, Peter Rauch, Matjaž Rušt and Robert Marin, curated by Miha Colner and Dejan Sluga (Photon Gallery), at Museum of Contemporary Art of the Republic of Serbia in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
programme - 13 October 2015 to 10 January 2016
FotoDoks Festival for Contemporary Documentary Photography featuring the works of Jaka Babnik, Roman Bezjak and Borut Krajnc, supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Slovenia Munich, at Münchner Stadtmuseum in Munich, Germany
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Photographer, film director, publisher, photography editor. Since 1998, Jaka Babnik has been involved as a founder in various photography-based publishing projects (skateboard magazine Pendrek (1998–2006), trans-Balkan street magazine Kontejner (2006–2009), and recent Rostfrei Publishing House (since 2012)).
Since 2007, he has pursued an artistic career and has exhibited several notable photographic series such as Top Location (2017), dedicated to the fairly recent phenomenon of sculptures and installations positioned on roundabouts in Slovenia; Why so Serious (2016–2017) featuring a series of paradoxical "Thomasson" situations in the Balkan region; or We are Dogs! (2007), a subtle photographic essay on dog fights.
Babnik works also as a professional photographer, offering services to various (cultural) organisations and artists (for example, Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje, International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, Švicarija Art Centre, Slowind). Some of this work is featured in the portfolio below.
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Photos on this website
The Ultimate Word (The Ninth Coromandia) project presented at the Alenka Pirman – Collected Works exhibition, International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, 2014.
A display about the Karst fields in the Ljubljanica river basin, 2016
A separate display of the Ljubljanica River Exhibition is focused on sustainable development, 2016
A significant part of the Ljubljanica River Exhibition items comes from the so called Potočnik family collection, 2016
A. P. Čehov's performance "Jaz vas Ljubim" directed by Nikola Zavišić, Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje,2010-11
An interactive 3D model of Vrhnika city, with the presentation of the so called "Golden era of Vrhnika" in the background, 2016
Erich Kästner's "Anna Louise and Anton" directed by Jaka Andrej Vojevec, Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje, 2011-12
Interior of the Švicarija Art Centre, located in Tivoli Park in Ljubljana, 2017.
Lee Hall's performance "Knapi slikarji" directed by Samo M. Strelec, Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje,2010-11
Richard Bean's Bread, directed by Jernej Kobal, Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje, 2012-13
The Ljubljanica River Exhibition display, focusing of the prehistoric heritage, 2016
The development of Vrhnika was strongly affected by the construction of the so called Austrian Southern Railway in the 1840s. Its construction features as one of the displays at the Ljubljanica River Exhibition, 2016
The history and heritage of the town of Vrhnika is mostly presented by reproductions of archival materials and videos, yet also features a number of artefacts that used to belong to the former industrial establishments from the region, 2016
The renovated interior of the Švicarija Art Centre, a former hotel from the early 20th century. Renovation led by Arrea Architecture, 2017.
Janez Knez Retrospective Exhibition of Printmaking at the International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, 2015.
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