Portraits
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318 images in portraits.
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Prešeren Awards and Prešeren Foundation Awards 2024 recipients with the Minister of Culture, dr. Asta Vrečko
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Neža Knez, OHO Group Award recipient 2018.
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Jani Sever, 21. Festival of Slovenian Film, 2018.
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Portrait of Matjaž Ivanišin, Festival of Slovenian Film, 2017.
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Alenka Nahtigal, the winner of Vesna Award at 20. Festival of Slovenian Film at Portorož Auditorium.
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The team of the awarded comedy All for Free! All for Free! with the gracious comedian Vesna Pernarčič in the middle and the gracious director Ajda Valcl beside her, Days of Comedy 2023. Photo: Jaka Babnik
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Team of Shots International Short Film Festival, 2022. Photo: Nika Hölcl
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Representatives of the Piraeus Municipality and the Slovenian Embassy in Athens (Tamara Weingerl Požar, Ambassador) with the musicians Timotej Kosovinc and Christina Basili who gave a concert at the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus, 2023
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Tomo Novosel, dorector of Shots International Short Film Festival, 2022. Photo: Nika Hölcl
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Actor Jurij Zrnec, recipient of the Gracious Comedy Awards at Days of Comedy 2023, in the play The Great Dictator (based on Charlie Chaplin's film), directed by Diego de Brea, Slovenian National Theatre Drama Ljubljana. Photo: Peter Uhan
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The 2021 Fabula book collection lives through the illustrations of the designer and illustrator, Jure Brglez, aka Brglesita, which were presented at an exhibition at the City Hall Atria in Ljubljana. Here, the artist is accompanied by the festival's artistic director Aljaž Koprivnikar. Photo: Jaka Gaser
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The trombone player/electronica producer Žiga Murko performing at UD Festival, 2015
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Širom, a mystical entity self-described as an imaginary folk act representing the rural underground, photographed by Uroš Abram, 2021
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Conductor, composer and violin player Richard Tognetti (Bach Recordings), artistic director of Maribor Festival
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Širom, 2021, foto Uroš Abram
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Širom, photographed by Uroš Abram on a traditional Slovenian barn, 2019
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Širom: Iztok Koren, Ana Kravanja and Samo Kutin (from left to right), photographed by Uroš Abram, 2021
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A portrait of Alma Karlin taken in the period 1920–1930. Part of the Manuscript Collection of the National and University Library, visible also on Kamra.si.
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Martin Bricelj at Cukrarna Palace, Sonica International Festival of Transitory Art, 2017.
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Širom with some of their signature DIY instruments, 2018
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Karlo Medjugorac, a designer who authored posters for a number of Druga Godba Festival editions
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Koala Voice posing together with their mascot at MENT Ljubljana in 2015
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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The main characters of the festival: Pippi and Captain Longstocking, Annika, Tommy, and the Pirate, Pika’s Festival 2022. Author: Peter Žagar
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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Thunderbabies group portrait, 2014
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Primož Simončič on saxophone, founding member of Ljubljana based Jazz band Lolita, 2011
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Portrait of Špela Čadež, 2017.
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Shots International Short Film Festival crew and the international jury, 2019.
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Portrait of Zdravko Duša, 2017.
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Lea Kukovič's project FORSALE, a conceptual artwork radicalizing the economics of theatre and providing an answer to the question of the value of theatre performances today, Old Power Station, 2021. Author: Nada Žgank
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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The festival team and guests at the 2nd International festival of experimental audiovisual practices V-F-X Ljubljana in 2022. Author: Asiana Jurca Avci
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Portrait of Urška Zupanec, 2018.
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Portrait of Tomi Meglič, Siddharta frontman, 2011
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Maribor International Orchestra 2012 conductor, Živa Ploj Peršuh
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Vasko Atanasovski Trio group portrait by Matjaž Vrečko, 2010
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Franck Vigroux and Kurt d'Haeseleer at Slovenian Cinematheque, Sonica International Festival of Transitory Art, 2017.
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The festival team of the International Festival of Experimental Audiovisual Practices V-F-X Ljubljana in 2023. Author: Asiana Jurca Avci
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Concert by Amadeo Orchestra at Pisana Loka Festival in Škofja Loka, 2022. Author: Anja Strojan
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Popular Croatian film actor and singer Rade Šerbedžija performing at the Festival Velenje in 2023. Author: Ksenija Mikor
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The award-winning British writer, academic and long-time fighter for greater inclusivity in literature, Bernardine Evaristo, joined the 2023 edition of the festival at the Itn Literary Breakfast (hosted by Fabula Festival and Itn.). Photo: Nina Pernat
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Retrospective of award-winning Slovenian artist, film director, videographer, performer, and costume designer Ema Kugler, V-F-X Ljubljana 2021. Photo: SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts
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Pippi in the mirror, Pika’s Festival 2022. Author: Peter Žagar
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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Zebra Dots group portrait by Borut Peterlin, 2012
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Group portrait of The Stroj collective, 2013
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Tilen Javornik, Tinta Festival open call winner 2016, during the opening of the Festival in 2017.
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Vasko Atanasovski portrait by Francesco Moretti, 2012
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Srečna mladina group portrait shot in Slovakia, 2014
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Portrait of Staš Vrenko, 2016.
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Roman Uranjek with his installation and the artist Dean Jokanović Toumin at the group exhibition Radical Geometries at the Lexart Depot in Zagreb, 2021
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Double bass player Tomaž Grom of Sploh Institute has contributed greatly to the improvised music scene.
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TILT group portrait, 2007
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Sebastjan Vrhovnik, conductor of the Obala Koper Mixed Choir
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Luka Zagoričnik at Slovenian Cinematheque, SONIC.ARCHITECTURES Symposium, 2016.
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Simon Popek, programme director of Ljubljana International Film Festival (LIFFe), 2016.
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Portrait of designer Robert llovar, co-founder of IlovarStritar design studio in Ljubljana, 2009
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Conductor Davorin Mori, opening concert of the 38th Slovene Music Days, 2024. Author: Andrej Grilc
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Miha Knific at Slovenian Film Centre, 2018.
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Silence
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Rifat K. Pateev, the first director of the Russian Scientific and Cultural Centre, Ljubljana during a period 2011–2015.
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Res Nullius group portrait, 2011
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Radko Polič at the film festival in Cankarjev dom, 2018.
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Robert Waltl, 2014
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Res Nullius group portrait, 2010
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Members of the band New Wave Syria (02)
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Nataša Bučar, director of Slovenian Film Centre, 2018.
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Marijan Pušavec, a writer and scriptwriter
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A portrait of painter Narcis Kantardžić in his studio.
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Slovenian comedian and actor Vid Valič at the Panč Festival, Ljubljana 2022.
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Members of the Library Cycle, a learning programme for the elderly or retired at the University for senior citizens, Maribor Public Library, 2022.
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Ida Hiršenfelder at Osmo/za, Vector Hack Festival, 2018.
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Tilen Sepič preparing a light installation at PIFcamp, 2015
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Portrait of Matic Majcen, 2016.
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Slovenian musician, comedian and TV presenter Tilen Artač at the Panč Festival 2022. Author: Jaka Škrlep
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Obala Koper Mixed Choir Group portrait, summer 2011
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Laibach press image, 2008
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Young festival attendees, Maribor Theatre Festival 2023. Author: Boštjan Lah
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Co-creators of the 15th Panč Festival, Ljubljana 2022.
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Miha Turšič co-founder of the Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT), Vitanje, 2012
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The 15th international stand-up comedy festival Panč, Ljubljana 2022. Author: Črt Piksi
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Illustrator Lila Prap
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Neja Tomšič, MoTA Point and international projects coordinator, 2016.
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Irene Posch, Artist-in-Residence, Osmo/za, 2018.
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Co-creators of the 15th international stand-up comedy festival Panč, Ljubljana 2022. Author: Jaka Škrlep
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Slovenian comedian and actor Lucija Ćirović at the Panč Festival, Ljubljana 2022. Author: Črt Piksi
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Art historian, curator and art critic Lilijana Stepančič
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Portrait of violin player Satu Vänskä, performing at the Maribor Festival, September 2011
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Laibach press image, 2008
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Laibach in Belgrade, 1986
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Following the release of the album WAT (Mute Records,2003), Laibach carried out a major European tour in 2003. Sung in both German and English WAT pondered the major topics of the Iraq War, anti-Semitism, terrorism and crisis in the modern world.
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Slovene writer Miško Kranjec (1908–1983)
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General Rudolf Maister-Vojanov (1874–1934)
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Anja Jerčič Jakob, Arven Šakti Kralj Szomi, Andrej Brumen Čop, Saša Bezjak, Milojka Drobne and Metod Frlic, a group portrait at the Museum of Madness, the Cmurek Castle, 2015
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Laibach, publicity image for Opus Dei, 1987
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Archive image from Laibach Occupied Europe NATO Tour 1994–95.
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Lawrence English at MoTA Museum of Transitory Art, 2017.
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Laibach, Jalta, 1994. Laibach supported the NATO LP (Mute Records, 1994) with their lengthy Occupied Europe NATO Tour 1994-95 which ended with two concerts in besieged, war-torn Sarajevo as part of their NSK State Sarajevo event.
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Portrait of Luka Frelih, 2017.
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Maja Osojnik 2012 Photo Rania Moslam
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Nataša Matjašec Rošker, recipient of the Borštnik Ring Award, 2023. Author: Boštjan Lah
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Peter Petkovšek, Johannes Nölting and Aleš Novak at the opening ceremony of the Maribor Theatre Festival 2023. Author: Boštjan Lah
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Maja Osojnik 2011 Photo Larry Bercow
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Archive photograph, Laibach Occupied Europe NATO Tour 1994-95, 1994
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Maja Osojnik Band, 2011
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Young volunteers at the 58th Maribor Theatre Festival, 2023. Author: Boštjan Lah
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Aleš Novak, artistic director of the Maribor Theatre Festival, 2023. Author: Boštjan Lah
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Laibach, interview for the cultural/political programme TV TEDNIK (TV Weekly), Slovenian national television. This provocative appearance prompted the showâs host to brand them âenemies of the peopleâ, calling for a boycott. 1983
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Summer in the Rače Library, Maribor Public Library's unit, 2023.
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Laibach press image, 2009
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Vokalna akademija Ljubljana group portrait at the Robba fountain, Ljubljana, 2009
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Laibach press image, 2006
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Ljudmil Rus Guitar Orchestra was established in 1963 under the leadership of guitarist and composer Ljudmil Rus (b. 1933). Group portrait after a performance in Portorož, 2010
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Portrait of Maja Bogataj Jančič, 2017.
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Ljudmil Rus Guitar Orchestra group portrait after a performance in Portorož at the Grand Hotel Bernadin, 2010
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Laibach press image, 2008
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Tanja Hladnik, festival director of Kino Otok - Isola Cinema Festival, 2016.
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Portrait of Jože Plečnik, 1933
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Kolja Saksida, the winner of Vesna Award at 21. Festival of Slovenian Film at Portorož Auditorium, 2018.
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Katice group portrait, 2009
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Portrait of Goran Šalamon, Demolition Group frontman, 2011
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Lecture by architect Ira Zorek on the renovation of Podgrad Manor.
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Lecture by Sarah Lunaček, Days of Ethnographic Film 2022. Author: Žiga Gorišek
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Iva Gruden, a photographer exhibiting at the Café Open
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In cooperation between Kajža and ID20 Institute from Idrija, an online course on renovating old houses was designed in 2022, which introduces beginners to the basics and outlines the first steps in renovating an old house.
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Katalena group portrait by Luka Kaše, 2011
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Portrait of Karmina Šilec, founder and head of Carmina Slovenica
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Katalena group portrait by Ivian Kan Mujezinović, 2014
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Writers Svetlana Makarovič, Tone Škrjanec, Žana Pekovskaja, Brane Mozetič and Jana Putrle in Moscow, Centre for Slovenian Literature, September 2009
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Portrait of designer Jernej Stritar, co-founder of IlovarStritar design studio in Ljubljana, 2009
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Dragan Živadinov, Slovenian theatre director, founder of the Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet and co-founder of the Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT). Vitanje, 2012.
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Klemen Klemen, 2016.
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Portrait of Borja Močnik, 2017.
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It's Everyone Else group portrait, 2011
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The Slovenian rock band Zablujena generacija planted their tree in the Rockers' Tree Alley at the Gora Rocka festival in 2023.
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Matevž Čelik at event organised by Creative Europe Desk Slovenia, Museum of Architecture and Design, 2017.
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Presentation of Amir Muratović's film Cankar at the Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre, 2018.
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Nani Poljanec with the guests of the 24-hour piano playing marathon with 50 participants, coorganised by Poljanec at the Cristal Hall of the Rogaška Hotel, July 2012.
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The Večernica Award ceremony, a Slovenian literary prize for the best children's or youth literary work of the past year. The 24th Večernica Award laureate was poet, playwright, director, and actor Andrej Rozman Roza, Eye of the Word Festival 2020.
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Conductor Karmina Šilec, of Carmina Slovenica
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The Večernica Award ceremony, a Slovenian literary prize for the best children's or youth literary work of the past year. The 26th Večernica Award laureate was Slovenian literary critic and writer Maša Ogrizek, Eye of the Word Festival 2022.
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Nani Poljanec and Jani Pirnat, art historian (Domestic Research Society), presenting the first volume of the KunstHaus fanzin at Račka Gallery in Celje, 2011
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Q&A session with anthropologist and filmmaker Gregory Gan, held by Manca Filak, Days of Ethnographic Film 2019. Author: Žiga Gorišek
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Academician Boris Ziherl (1910–1976), co-founder of the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana
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The Crown Prince Aleksandar Aleksandrov Karađorđević, Hereditary Prince Petar Aleksandrov Karađorđević, and the collector Nani Poljanec (of the Folk Museum Rogaška Slatina) at the State Funeral (in which the remains of the Serbian and Yugoslav Royal House of Karađorđević were buried in Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola, Serbia), 2013.
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Urša Menart, the winner of Vesna Award at 21. Festival of Slovenian Film at Portorož Auditorium, 2018.
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Portrait of Davide Grassi, 2018.
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Professor Zygmunt Bauman lecturing at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Department of Sociology, 2011
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Dominik Mencej, winner of the best script and scenography Vesna Award for short film - Prespana pomlad, Festival of Slovenian Film, 2014
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Presentation of certificates to participating authors, Days of Ethnographic Film 2017. Author: Žiga Gorišek
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Nani Poljanec alias Aleksander Stanislav Jurkovič (1968 – 2069)
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The Večernica Award ceremony, a Slovenian literary prize for the best children's or youth literary work of the past year. The 27th Večernica Award laureate was writer and storyteller Špela Frlic. Eye of the Word Festival (Oko besede), 2023.
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Nani Poljanec, alias Don V. Corleone, in the Hri-bar Show, a satirical evening programme on Slovenian National Television, 2007
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Tugo Štiglic, winner of the Metod Badjura Award, announced at Festival of Slovenian Film awards 2018.
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Alma R. Selimović, development manager of Bunker Institute, 2017.
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Primož Bezjak, Branko Jordan, and Katarina Stegnar from collective Beton Ltd. in their performance Grosse Erwartungen. Author: Nada Žgank
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Brina group portrait, 2011
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Composer and accordion player Bratko Bibič at Metelkova
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Doroteja Nadrah, an actress, and Sonja Prosenc, a film director, 2018.
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Pika Terpin at the opening of her exhibiton Raz-stava at the 9th Deuje babe Festival, 2022.
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Darko Herič, a director of photography, 2018.
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Alenka Pirman, the Culture.si coeditor
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Dr. Mirko Cuderman, Consortium Musicum Ljubljana choir's founder and conductor, 2008
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Marko Brumen at event organised by Creative Europe Desk Slovenia, Museum of Architecture and Design, 2017.
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Portrait of Jerica Gregorc Bukovec checking for pitch, artistic director and conductor of the Ave Chamber Choir since May 2011
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Artistic duo Twee Muizen posing with sculptor Paolo Puck at Kokra, Kranj.
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International music festival Arsana, Ptuj 2022. Author: Marko Pigac
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The international theatre co-production Fun Fact, created in collaboration between the Beton Ltd. collective and Estonian theatre Kanuti Gildi SAAL, premiered in 2023. Author: Ivian Kan Mujezinović
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Peter Bratuša at Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre, 2018.
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The portrait of Srečko Kosovel (1904–1926), originally published in Ilustrirani Slovenec in 1932.
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Illustration of Valentin Vodnik (3 February 1758 - 8 January 1819), Slovene priest, teacher, journalist and poet, reprinted in 1905
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The 1920s portrait of Zofka Kveder, Slovene writer and journalist.
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Music composer Aldo Kumar, 2005
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Dževad Karahasan, Vilenica Prize Winner 2010
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Josip Osti (1994) and Pavel Vilikovsky (1997), Vilenica Prize Winners
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Adam Zagajewski, Vilenica Prize Winner 1996
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Ana Blandiana, Vilenica Prize Winner 2002
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Printmaker Zora Stančič
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Drums and percussions player Zlatko Kaučič
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Claudio Magris, Vilenica Prize Winner 2009
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Goran Stefanovski, Vilenica Prize Winner 2007
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New media artist and net.art pioneer Vuk Ćosić
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Painter Sašo Vrabič
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Art critic and curator Vasja Nagy
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Rap and hip hop musician Trkaj
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Composer and multimedia artist Stane Špegel with his creations
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Ceremony Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards at Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre in Ljubljana
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Brian Yuzna receiving the Reanima Cat award at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2008
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Film directors Slobodan Šijan (SER) and Brian Yuzna (USA) during a friendly discussion at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2008
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Musician, composer and philosopher Jani Kovačič
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Visual artist Marija Mojca Pungerčar
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Professor Dr. Shanon Bell presenting her book Fast Feminism at the Café Open
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Manu Weiss, curator of VR/360°/GAMES@ANIMATEKA exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, 2018.
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Architect and industrial designer Saša Mächtig
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Photographer Uroš Abram
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Musician, actor and comedian Jure Godler
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Illustrator and visual artist Natan
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Journalist and comentator Jurij Gustinčič
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Musicians and stand-up comedians Slon in sadež [The Elephant and the Fruit]
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Writer and poet Svetlana Makarovič
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Writer Orlando Uršič
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Painter Samo Kralj
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Guitar player and singer/songwriter Mateja Blaznik
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A group portrait of the journalists, anchors, technicians and other members of the almost 200 piece collective of Radio Študent (RŠ)
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Composer and multimedia artist Stane Špegel
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Visual artist, performer and collector Marko A. Kovačič in his studio at Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone in Ljubljana
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Illustrator and comic artist Tomaž Lavrič
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Primož Kuret, Mantuani Award winner (2006)
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Actors Štefka Drolc and Primož Ekart
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dr. Gregor Pompe, Mantuani Award winner, 2006
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Slovenian contemporary artist Marjetica Potrč
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Saša Pavček, an actress, and Karpo Godina, a film director, 2018.
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The Slovenec Slovenca gor postavi theatre performance team (from left): Alja Kapun, Miha Brajnik, Katarina Stegnar, Janez Pipan (former director of SNG Drama Ljubljana), and Rok Matke. In front: Marko Bulc (performance director) and Maša Kagao Knez. The performance was co-produced by Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana and Maska Institute
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Artist Marko Pogačnik at Hologram of Europe, a geopuncture stone circle in Ljubljana
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Edo Škulj, Mantuani Award winner, 2004
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Maja Delak, dancer and founder of Emanat Institute in 2006, Emanat produces innovative works that develop their own artistic procedures and work codes as well as stimulate artistic exchange
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Journalists and anchor men Marcel Štefančič and Sašo Hribar
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Saxophone player and jazz composer Igor Lumpert
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Marija Kolar, director of the Radovljica Festival 2010
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The Mantuani Award, is named after one of the first Slovene musicologists, Josip Mantuani [1860â1933], pictured. Bestowed by the Slovene Musicological Society since 2004 for exceptional contributions in the field of musicology
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Painter, printmaker and illustrator Petra Varl
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Eva Jesenovec, 2018.
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Croatian visual artist Mladen Stilinović in Škuc Gallery
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Pianist Bojan Gorišek
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Philosopher Mladen Dolar
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Members of the Kaja Draksler Acropolis Quartet; Kaja Draksler (piano), George Dumitriu (guitar), Goran Krmac (tuba), and Kristijan Krajnčan (drums)
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Illustrator and visual artist Natan
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Slovenian politician and Member of the European Parliament Mojca Drčar Murko
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Artist Marko Pogačnik at Hologram of Europe, a geopuncture stone circle in Ljubljana
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Painter and illustrator Milan Erič at his exhibition in Equrna Gallery (2008)
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Balint Szombathy, a performer, and Zdenka Badovinac, director of Moderna galerija Ljubljana, Kapsula Gallery, 2008
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Journalist Meta Česnik
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Lloyd Kaufman creator of The Toxic Avenger with film mascot at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2007
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Marko Brecelj performing in the concert Branki in Ivanu in Cankarjev dom, 2010
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Marko Brecelj performing in the concert Branki in Ivanu in Cankarjev dom, 2010
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Illustrator Matjaž Schmidt (1948–2010)
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Pianist Bojan Gorišek
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Painter Jože Slak - Đoka
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Majda Širca, Milan Kučan, and Zoran Janković at the opening of graphic design exhibition Najboljše iz Vojvodine at the Atrium of the Magistrat Gallery (Ljubljana Town Hall), 2008
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Popular at home and abroad, musician and singer Magnifico has become a widely-known Slovenian music export.
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Photographer Borut Peterlin
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Artists Janez Janša and Janez Janša presenting their Biography
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Saxophone player and jazz composer Igor Lumpert
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Photographer Katja Goljat
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Musician and poet Barbara Pešut, Dom svobode
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Dr Viktor Volčjak. Photo archive related to Franja Partisan Hospital at the Idrija Municipal Museum
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Painter Kostja Gatnik
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Slovene writer France Bevk (1890–1970), the author of more than 100 novels and collections of poems. After his death, the public library in Nova Gorica was named after him
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Portrait of artist Maja Smrekar during her installation BrainTV at Kapelica Gallery, Ljubljana
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Dr. Metod Benedik, guardian of the Capuchin Monastery Archives and Library, Škofja Loka
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Photographer Arne Hodalič
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Contemporary artist Jasmina Cibic
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Martina Malešič and Anja Planišček, the curators of the AT HOME: Architects France and Marta Ivanšek exhibition at Moderna galerija (MG), 2010
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Ivan Novak, Igor Zupe and Dejan Knez at the premiere of Music is the Art of Time 3, LP film Laibach, Kinodvor Cinema, 2018.
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Film director Damjan Kozole
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Painter Emerik Bernard
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Actor and television presenter Jonas Žnidaršič
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From left to right: Ivar Sild, Marti Sales, Arnold de Vos, Brane Mozetič, Valter Hugo Mae, Rami Saari, Milan Šelj - at the workshop in Dane in 2007
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Guitar player and theatre/film music composer Igor Leonardi
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Filip Robar Dorin, winner of the Metod Badjura Award for lifetime contribution to Film, announced at Festival of Slovenian Film awards 2010
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Iva Krajnc, Žiga Virc and Dafne Jemeršič, film professionals and jury of the 6th international FF600 Film Festival, 2009
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Drum player Dušan Obradinović - Obra, Dan D
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Slovene writer Alma Karlin (1889–1950), a portrait taken in Villach and kept by Celje Central Library
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Zoran Janković, Ljubljana Mayor (second from left) at the opening of graphic design exhibition Najboljše iz Vojvodine ('The best from Vojvodina') at the Atrium of the Magistrat Gallery (Ljubljana Town Hall), 2008
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Joerg Buttgereit with Necro Cat award at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2009
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Barbara Kozelj, mezzo-soprano, before the concert with musica cubicularis at the Radovljica Festival 2010
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Journalist, rock music manager and music producer Igor Vidmar
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Painter Ana Sluga
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Academic Choir Tone Tomšič made up of students from the University of Ljubljana
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Grandmaster Anatoly Karpov as a special guest at a simultaneous chess party at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2008
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Dr Franja Bojc Bidovec, a doctor in charge at the Franja Partisan Hospital, which was named after her
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The opening of the exhibition Two Worlds. The work of Bogdan Grom 1938–2008 at the City Art Gallery Ljubljana in 2010. Bogdan Grom, Slovene painter, illustrator, sculptor, stage and graphic designer was born in Trieste, since 1957 living in the USA.
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Finn Atkins with the Vicious Cat Award for Eden Lake at the Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival 2009
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Conductor Karmina Šilec with Carmina Slovenica choir in the Božidar Jakac Art Museum courtyard at Kostanjevica na Krki
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Photographer, philosopher and lecturer Evgen Bavčar
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Jaša at his exhibition In Good We Trust, Ganes Pratt Gallery, 2008
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Motovila Institute team: Mateja Lazar, Sabina Briški Karlić, Maša Ekar, Ines Kežman and Tanja Kos, 2017.
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From left to right: Suzana Tratnik, Anna T. Szabó, Mirela Sula, Ioana Ieronim, Monica Pavani and Thórunn Valdimarsdóttir - at Centre for Slovenian Literature workshop in Dane in 2007
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Sebastjan Vrhovnik, conductor of Academic Choir Tone Tomšič between 2009 and 2015
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Janez Janša at his multimedia performance Vročica satelitne noči [Satellite Night Fever] in the Simulaker Gallery, 2007
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Journalist and writer Blaž Ogorevc
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Music producer Anže Kacafura
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A group portrait of Biennial of Design 2019 participants, standing in front of the Central Technological Library in Ljubljana
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Portrait of Elena Fajt, visual artist
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Barbara Kozelj, mezzo-soprano, performing at Radovljica Festival 2010 with musica cubicularis
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Painter, designer and sculptor Domen Slana
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Composer, accordion player and pianist Drago Ivanuša
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Barbara Rajgelj, a professor of law, a co-founder of Pritličje and Grounded Festival. Grounded Festival 2018.
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Andrej Detela, 2018.
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Photographer and journalist Denis Sarkić with his dog Janša
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Painter Bogoslav Kalaš
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All Together Now, performers' group portrait. A synthetic performance produced by Muzeum Institute in co-operation with Old People's Home Center – Tabor. Slovene National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana, 2000.