Difference between revisions of "DIC Gallery"

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Founded in 1997, DIC Gallery is based at the Ivan Cankar Boarding School in Ljubljana and runs numerous cultural activities. One of its strengths is its fine arts workshops. Professional tutors work with young talents and the works are presented in the Small Gallery and the DIC Gallery. The most talented pupils participate in workshops and in the Transgenerations Festival of Youth Creativity. DIC Gallery's permanent collection was founded at the same time as the gallery. It comprises art works donated by 40 artists, mostly eminent Slovene painters who were involved with DIC when they were young, including Lucijan Bratuš, Sandi Červek, Dušan Fišer, Črtomir Frelih, Stane Jagodič, Danilo Jejčič and Aleksij Kobal.

The programme is focused on first exhibitions by pupils of art schools and participants of various workshops, as well as former boarding school tenants.

Venue

dimensions: 106m² (16.5m x 6.4m x 4.5m H) incorporating 44 linear metres of wall space
installation system: Nielsen hanging system, free standing display screens also available
lighting: halogen and fluorescent lighting system throughout

External links

DIC Gallery web page (in Slovenian)

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-| status       = ROBOT WRITING INFOBOX TOPROOFREAD NIFERTIK!
+| status       = TOPROOFREAD NIFERTIK!
-| maintainer   = Visual and new media art maintainer
+| maintainer   = Admin
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 | email               = dic@dic.si
 | website             = http://www.dic.si
-| proprietor          = Ljubljana Urban Municipality
+| proprietor          = Municipality of Ljubljana
 | contacts = {{Contact
 | name                = Manja Petelin
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-Founded in 1997, DIC (Dijaški dom Ivana Cankarja) Gallery is based at the Ivan Cankar Boarding School in Ljubljana and runs numerous cultural activities. One of its strengths is its fine arts workshops. Professional tutors work with young talents and the works are presented in the Small Gallery and the [[DIC Gallery]]. The most talented pupils participate in workshops and in the [[Transgenerations Festival of Youth Creativity]]. DIC Gallery's permanent collection was founded at the same time as the gallery. It comprises art works donated by 40 artists, mostly eminent Slovene painters who were involved with DIC when they were young, including Lucijan Bratuš, Sandi Červek, Dušan Fišer, Črtomir Frelih, Stane Jagodič, Danilo Jejčič and Aleksij Kobal. By 2004 around 20 exhibitions had taken place at the gallery, making it one of the important venues in Ljubljana.
+Founded in [[established::1997]], [[DIC Gallery]] is based at the Ivan Cankar Boarding School in Ljubljana and runs numerous cultural activities. One of its strengths is its fine arts workshops. Professional tutors work with young talents and the works are presented in the Small Gallery and the [[DIC Gallery]]. The most talented pupils participate in workshops and in the [[Transgenerations Festival of Youth Creativity]]. DIC Gallery's permanent collection was founded at the same time as the gallery. It comprises art works donated by 40 artists, mostly eminent Slovene painters who were involved with DIC when they were young, including [[Lucijan Bratuš]], [[Sandi Červek]], [[Dušan Fišer]], [[Črtomir Frelih]], [[Stane Jagodič]], [[Danilo Jejčič]] and [[Aleksij Kobal]].
 }}
-* Exhibition space
+The programme is focused on first exhibitions by pupils of art schools and participants of various workshops, as well as former boarding school tenants.
-Dimensions: 106m² (16.5m x 6.4m x 4.5m H) incorporating 44 linear metres of wall space; installation system: Nielsen hanging system, free standing display screens also available; lighting: halogen and fluorescent lighting system throughout; climate control: none; sales policy: sales not permitted; security: no security system installed
+==Venue==
+*'''dimensions:''' 106m² (16.5m x 6.4m x 4.5m H) incorporating 44 linear metres of wall space
+*'''installation system:''' Nielsen hanging system, free standing display screens also available
+*'''lighting:''' halogen and fluorescent lighting system throughout
+==See also==
+* [[Transgenerations Festival of Youth Creativity]]
+==External links==
+* [http://www.dic.si/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=64&Itemid=94 DIC Gallery web page] (in Slovenian)
 [[Category:Visual arts galleries]]
-[[Category:Visual arts museums]]
+[[Category:Visual arts collections]]
+[[Category:Visual arts]]
+[[Category:Collections]]
+[[Category:Galleries]]
+[[Category:Venues]]

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