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20 Apr 2021
20 Jun 2021
Ties that Bind - Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb and Slovenian Artists Between the Two Wars, a collaborative project by the Božidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki, National Museum of Modern Art (Moderna galerija), Zagreb and Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb
15 Sep 2019
The Faces of Expressionism (1905–1925) presenting works by German, Czech and Slovenian expressionists, organized in collaboration with the Božidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki and held under the auspices of the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Prague
26 Sep 2018
The presentation of the Slovenian intangible cultural heritage in the frame of the European Year of Cultural Heritage, with a programme featuring also Marjan Kozina Music Conservatory, Božidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki, and the Il Terzo Suono Ensemble, organised by the Slovene Association of Historic Towns and the Slovenian Tourist Board, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Brussels,
18 Jan 2014
20 Apr 2014
The exhibition 1914, organised in the framework of Riga - the European Capital of Culture, featuring works by France Kralj and Tone Kralj (Božidar Jakac Gallery), Fran Tratnik (National Museum of Contemporary History), and Ivan Vavpotič (National Gallery of Slovenia)
4 Jun 2011
30 Oct 2011
Heaters for Hot Feelings, Mirko Bratuša's sculpture exhibition at the 54th Venice Biennale, organised by Božidar Jakac Gallery, Kostanjevica na Krki, supported by the Ministry of Culture,
Among other artists, Božidar Jakac Art Museum permanently exhibits local painter Jože Gorjup, a representative of expressionism and new objectivity; further works donated by Tone Kralj and graphic art by Božidar Jakac, a representative of expressionism and lyric realism, who in 2009 on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of his birth was commemorated with a new installation of his exhibition counting 105 art works ranging from oil on canvases through pastels to graphic and drawings.
The permanent collection of the Božidar Jakac Art Museum also represents other Slovene artists of the 20th century, including France Kralj, France Gorše, Zoran Didek, Janez Boljka and Bogdan Borčić, who since 2001 exhibits here his graphic works of more than 937 sheets.
In the upper part of the monastery's southern wing is an important collection called European painters of the 17th through the 19th centuries and consists of 45 oil paintings by French, Flemish, Italian and German old masters. The collection is owned by the nearby Pleterje Charterhouse Monastery and has been exhibited in the Božidar Jakac Art Museum since 1977. Most of the paintings were brought to Slovenia after 1902 by the monks of the St. Anna Charterhouse in Bosserville (near Nancy, Lorraine), who revived the former Charterhouse in Pleterje.
Kostanjevica Monastery itself houses a lapidary collection which comprises medieval masonry fragments such as a keystone with stylised palmettes, a robust cup-shaped capital, a figural capital, a little fragment with a preserved mason's mark, and a remnant of a Gothic painting on part of a vault's rib.
Božidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki, 2016
The monastery Gothic church is considered to be one of the top ranking exhibition venues in Slovenia in terms of the intriguing task - to conceive a site-specific contemporary project. In the recent years Ana Pečar, Mirko Zrinšćak, Milan Erič, Zvonko Čoh, Marjan Gumilar, Tomislav Buntak, Uroš Abram, Zmago Lenárdič, Bojan Gorenc, Nataša Prosenc, Uršula Berlot, Jože Slak, Roman Makše, Sandi Červek and Mojca Zlokarnik have exhibited there.
Further temporary exhibits are also presented in some adjoining rooms, the so called lapidarium. It consists of eight individual exhibiting spaces situated in the south wing of the Monastery tracts. The exhibiting area is designed for exhibitions of established as well as upcoming artists. Because of its specific structure the sites of the lapidarium demand careful use of space by the artist and often facilitate site-specific installation.
In 2016 Božidar Jakac Art Museum opened a new exhibition space of 630 m2 in the west wing of the building. Major exhibitions from Slovenia and abroad are to be hosted there. In 2016 Valentin Oman's retrospective exhibition and an exhibition titled Baunet: Černigoj/Theatre and Marie-Luise Betelheim Collection were hosted in the renewed west wing of the former monastery.
Since 1958, the ministerial house situated in the old town of Kostanjevica na Krki and called Lamut's Art Salon functions as dislocated unit of the Božidar Jakac Art Museum. It is also a site of temporary exhibitions and cultural events.
Valentin Oman retrospective, Božidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki, 2016
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