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Run by the Ljubljana Fine Artists Society, the DLUL Gallery is foremost an exhibition space for various strands of contemporary visual arts. Newly acquired by the society in 2014, this 96 m2 gallery space is stationed on the banks of Ljubljanica river in the old city centre of Ljubljana. It most often hosts fine arts exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, graphics and photography, yet is also open for installations, performances, lectures, workshops and so on.

Complementing the already active programme of exhibitions curated by the Ljubljana Fine Artists Society (DLUL) – still regularly also taking place at other venues – the place aspires to become one of the centres for various strands of visual contemporary art in Ljubljana. Though the gallery is primarily used for exhibitions by members of the society, it is often also used for collaborations with various DLUL's partners, domestic ones as well as international.

Programme

One-artist solo shows, group exhibitions and regular collective commercial exhibitions of DLUL's members (usually held in August and December and offering works for fairly low prices) regularly take place at the gallery. The diverse and densely set programme features new displays on an almost monthly basis.

Some of the artists presented at DLUL Gallery were the sculpturer Neža Jurman, the painters Taja Ivančič, the multidisciplinary artists Alenksandra Saška Gruden, Milan Ketiš and Nina Koželj, the photographers Noemi Veberič Levovnik, Arven Šakti Kralj Szomi, Uroš Abram and Marta Foldesova (SK), the collective Oloop Design and the architect Tatjana Capuder Vidmar. Some of the foreign artists presented were also Paride Di Stefano (IT), Cordue (DE) and a number of Finnish artists, among them Anni Arffman, Pia Hentunen, Kaija Hinkula and Eija Hirvonen.

Amongst the many organisations that were one way or another involved in the gallery's programme one can mention the Photon Gallery, SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts, Biennial of Design (BIO), Gulag Institute for Contemporary Arts and Cultures, Oulun Taiteiden Yö (FI), Amüseum Gallery (DE) and Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (SK).

External links

DLUL gallery web page

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-[[DLUL Gallery]] is the exhibition space for visual arts, run by the [[Ljubljana Fine Artists Society]] (''DLUL''). Newly acquired by the society in [[established::2014]], the place is open not only for fine arts exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, graphics and photography but also for installations, performances, lectures, workshops and so on. The 96 m2 gallery space is stationed on the banks of Ljubljanica river in the old city centre of Ljubljana. It aspires to become one of the centres for various strands of visual contemporary art in Ljubljana.
+Run by the [[Ljubljana Fine Artists Society]], the [[DLUL Gallery]] is foremost an exhibition space for various strands of contemporary visual arts. Newly acquired by the society in [[established::2014]], this 96 m2 gallery space is stationed on the banks of Ljubljanica river in the old city centre of Ljubljana. It most often hosts fine arts exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, graphics and photography, yet is also open for installations, performances, lectures, workshops and so on.
-The place is complementing the already active programme of exhibitions curated by the Ljubljana Fine Artists Society, which still regularly also take place elsewhere.
+Complementing the already active programme of exhibitions curated by the Ljubljana Fine Artists Society  (DLUL) &ndash; still regularly also taking place at other venues &ndash; the place aspires to become one of the centres for various strands of visual contemporary art in Ljubljana. Though the gallery is primarily used for exhibitions by members of the society, it is often also used for collaborations with various DLUL's partners, domestic ones as well as international.
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 ==Programme==
-Though the gallery foremost sets up exhibitions by its members, it also often uses it for collaborations with its various partners, domestic as well as international. One can see one-artist solo shows, group exhibitions and also regular collective commercial exhibitions of DLUL's members (usually held in August and December and offering works for fairly low prices). The programme is very diverse and also dense, presenting new displays on an almost monthly basis.
+One-artist solo shows, group exhibitions and regular collective commercial exhibitions of DLUL's members (usually held in August and December and offering works for fairly low prices) regularly take place at the gallery. The diverse and densely set programme features new displays on an almost monthly basis.
-Amongst the organisations that were involved in the gallery's programme, one can mention the [[Photon Gallery]], [[SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts]], [[Biennial of Design (BIO)]], [[Kamfest]], [[Gulag Institute for Contemporary Arts and Cultures]], Oulun Taiteiden Yö (FI), Amüseum Gallery (DE), Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (SK), etc.
+Some of the artists presented at DLUL Gallery were the sculpturer [[Neža Jurman]], the painters [[Taja Ivančič]], the multidisciplinary artists [[Alenksandra Saška Gruden]], [[Milan Ketiš]] and [[Nina Koželj]], the photographers [[Noemi Veberič Levovnik]], [[Arven Šakti Kralj Szomi]], [[Uroš Abram]] and Marta Foldesova (SK), the collective [[Oloop Design]] and the architect [[Tatjana Capuder Vidmar]]. Some of the foreign artists presented were also Paride Di Stefano (IT), Cordue (DE) and a number of Finnish artists, among them Anni Arffman, Pia Hentunen, Kaija Hinkula and Eija Hirvonen.
-Some of the artists presented at DLUL Gallery were the sculpturer [[Neža Jurman]], the painters [[Taja Ivančič]], the multidisciplinary artists [[Alenksandra Saška Gruden]], [[Milan Ketiš]], [[Antea Arizanovic]] and [[Nina Koželj]], the photographers [[Noemi Veberič Levovnik]], [[Arven Šakti Kralj Szomi]], [[Uroš Abram]] and Marta Foldesova (SK), the collective [[Oloop Design]], the architect [[Tatjana Capuder Vidmar]] Paride Di Stefano (IT), Cordue (DE) and a number of Finnish artists, among them Anni Arffman,Pia Hentunen, Kaija Hinkula and Eija Hirvonen.
+Amongst the many organisations that were one way or another involved in the gallery's programme one can mention the [[Photon Gallery]], [[SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts]], [[Biennial of Design (BIO)]], [[Gulag Institute for Contemporary Arts and Cultures]], Oulun Taiteiden Yö (FI), Amüseum Gallery (DE) and Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (SK).
 ==See also==
 *[[Ljubljana Fine Artists Society]]
 *[[Union of Slovene Fine Arts Associations (ZDSLU)]]
+*[[Photon Gallery]]
 ==External links==

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