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The exhibition Touching the Nature shows the works done at the Kaverljag Summer Workshop in cooperation with the MoholyâNagy University in Budapest took place in March 2017 at the Liszt Institute Ljubljana, previously named Balassi Institute Ljubljana.
The exhibition space of the Liszt Institute Ljubljana, previously named Balassi Institute Ljubljana run by the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary in Slovenia opened in 2016. Touching the Nature, the Kaverljag Workshop exhibition in March 2017.
Since 2016 the Liszt Institute Ljubljana, previously named Balassi Institute Ljubljana, a Hungarian Cultural Center is located at Villa Urbana on Barvarska Street in the Ljubljana centre.
The influential throat singing group Huun-Huur-Tu performing at Kromberk Castle during Glasbe sveta 2019.
The highly energetic performance of the Tuareg songwriter and musician Mdou Moctar at Kromberk Castle during Glasbe sveta 2022.
Jazz superstar Kamasi Washington and his band on the stage of Verdi Theatre in Gorizia, Italy, during his performance at Glasbe sveta 2019.
Details of the artwork Reflections (2023) by the students of the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana, which was exhibited in the castle garden at the Škofja Loka Museum as part of BIEN 2023.
The textile installation Tears of Icarus (2023) by Japanese artist Rieko Yashiro, which was exhibited in the Globus building in Kranj as part of BIEN 2023.
The textile installation The Right to the Sunlight (2023) by Slovenian artist Teja Šter. While creating the artwork in the basement of the Kranj City Hall, the author explored her feelings of light deprivation in her daily workspace during the winter season. The limited view of the sky from the inner courtyard feels constricting yet hopeful. This led her to further investigate reflections that occur in the narrow streets of the old town centre in Kranj. They manifest in direct mirrored forms of windows and distorted layered composite shapes, together creating intriguing patterns on the facades.
The Renovation of Ravnikar discussion evening, which Kajža organized at the beginning of Ravnikar's Year 2023 in the ambience of the Ferant's Garden in Ljubljana
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.
The cover of Pino Pograjc's poetry collection Trgetanje, which won the Best Literary Debut Award at the 38th Slovenian Book Fair in 2022.
Kajža's advice centre offers help with the first steps in renovating an old house.
The booklet Universally Specific is a series of reflections on vernacular architecture, created during a train journey from Ljubljana to Lisbon.
In the summer of 2022, Kajža hosted a design-architecture workshop at the homestead Pr' Lenart in Belem on the theme of transforming the old hayrack into a multifunctional community space.
An exhibition of the best examples of residential renovation in the Alps was organised in the abandoned Toplar's hayrack of the Pr' Lenart homestead.
Design workshop on the revival of the old hayrack on the homestead Pr' Lenart.
Living in the Alps roundtable to discuss options for revitalising the Alpine countryside
Discussion on coexistence in Krater space in Ljubljana.
Lecture by architect Ira Zorek on the renovation of Podgrad Manor.
Črna skrinjica cover logo
Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT), a space for the synthesis of art and science focused on the post-gravity art, Vitanje, 2012. Since 2017 the programme is run by Herman Potočnik Noordung Space Center.
The cover of the first issue of ETC. Magazine, a Slovenian showcase magazine on emerging art from the Balkans to the Baltic, which was first released in 2022. With the subtitle "Significantly Local", the issue primariliy focused on artistic practices that pay attention to the local environment as a point of departure of artistic expression.
The cover of the second issue of ETC. Magazine: Fever Dream, released in March 2023.
Štenova kajža, Grm, 1950. From the collection of Slovenian Ethnographic Museum
ETC. Magazine contains the section Studio Visit, which focuses on a selected artist whose practice is strongly informed by the theme of each magazine. In the second issue, the Slovenian artist Nana Wolke was featured.
The first roundtable discussion on hearing protection at music events during Druga godba festival organized by Zavod Tinitus in May 2023. Experts and collaborators from the music scene came together to address the increasing importance of establishing a safer listening culture and explored potential measures to safeguard hearing from excessive sound exposure at such gatherings.
Crowd dancing at Hallucinatorium stage, Drops Festival 2021
Crowd dancing at Hallucinatorium stage, Drops Festival 2021
Drops Festival is a visually oriented festival characterised by unique stage designs and artworks.
Carefully designed Cage Stage, Drops Festival 2019
The massive custom-made Boris Soundsystem is regularly used at DeepEnd! events.
Photo of the mountains that surround the village of Topolò/Topolove (IT) where Robida has its heartquarter.
The village of Topolò/Topolove (IT), municipality of Grimacco (Udine): the village counts today 25 inhabitants, 6 of them are active members of Robida collective.
Robida magazine n. 7 (summer 2021), dedicated to the topic of the forest.
Presentation of Robida magazine n. 7 in Topolò’s forest (summer 2021).
Radio Robida public moment, with the artists Elena Braida and Kim Lang.
A Tangible Encounter - Workshop and installation on Koderjana stream by the Dutch architecture office Studio Wild in collaboration with the student of the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana (Topolò/Topolove, spring 2019).
Some of the inhabitants of Topolò/Topolove, meeting on the paths of the village.
Workshop Hearing the Margins during which the collective opened its own radio, Radio Robida (Topolò/Topolove, summer 2021).
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). The summer school opened with an explorative walk of the landscape surrounding the village.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Collective reading moment in the forest.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Small gestures of useless care, guided by Robida’s member Vida Rucli and the Polish designer Ola Korbańska.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Lecture of the curator Jennifer Teets and the artist Lorenzo Cirrincione about edible clays.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Butter-tasting experience, guided by Philipp Kolmann and the scholar René Nissen.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Field-Not-Recording workshop by the sound artist Attila Faravelli.
Common dinner of Robida collective.
Robida magazine n. 7 (summer 2021), dedicated to the topic of the forest.
Symposium Care of Margins (Topolò/Topolove, September 2021) organised by Robida. A collective moment to re-think the format of artist residencies with art practitioners, professors, curators and designers from all Europe.
Project Izgubljene poti in besede (Forgotten Paths and Words) by Janja Šušnjar (Topolò/ Topolove, summer 2019).
A moment from the symposium Care of Margins in Topolò/Topolove that took place in September 2021 and was organized by Robida collective.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). The reader of the summer school.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Smell and taste exploration of abandoned orchards, fields and forest, guided by the Austrian designer Philipp Kolmann.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Lecture of the curator Jennifer Teets and the artist Lorenzo Cirrincione about edible clays.
Summer school of the Academy of Margins, a collective learning experience in the village of Topolò (summer 2022). Lecture of the artist Marjetica Potrč about nature’s rights.
A mixed choir performing on one of Ljubljanica River's bridges at Praznik glasbe 2017
Ljubljana crowd at Praznik glasbe 2022
Musicians performing on Stari trg (Old Square), a picturesque square located in the old city center of Ljubljana (Praznik glasbe 2022)
GAMA meeting at SCCA Library, 2009
SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts Library
Lacanoid I, Concept prototype Lacanoid is a simulation of human-like presence by Žiga Kranjec, Igor Križanovskij, Urban Belina, coproduced by Ljudmila - Ljubljana Digital Media Lab and MKC Maribor Youth Culture Centre, 2011
Širom, photographed by Uroš Abram on a traditional Slovenian barn, 2019
Butik Festival: Evan Baggs and Ryan Elliott closing the festival on Sunday
Širom: Iztok Koren, Ana Kravanja and Samo Kutin (from left to right), photographed by Uroš Abram, 2021
Butik Festival: German DJ Gerd Janson performing on the main stage on the beach near the Soča River
Butik Festival: Daily activities on the Soča River
Širom, a mystical entity self-described as an imaginary folk act representing the rural underground, photographed by Uroš Abram, 2021
Širom, 2021, foto Uroš Abram
Documentation of winner suggestion for Franfurt Bookfair 2023 Slovenian pavilion created by Urška and Jure Sadar and Martin Smrekar
Širom - The Liquified Throne of Simplicity (1000), album cover
Poster for ten years anniversary of anti-award Barbed Flower (Bodeča Neža) of International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns
Slovene Arts and Culture Residency in London, kitchen and dining room, 2023
Slovene Arts and Culture Residency in London, working space, 2023
Slovene Arts and Culture Residency in London, bedroom, 2023
Slovene Arts and Culture Residency in London, kitchen and living room, 2023
Every year, the Tribute to a Vision Film Festival offers an all-day masterclass with the winning author dedicated to university film students and other film professionals.
In 2020, the Tribute to a Vision Film Festival introduced a family programme encompassing screenings and workshop for children in Nova Gorica. A sonorisation workshop for kids by Luka Carlevaris in 2020.
The First Crossings film platform developed in 2018 within the cross-border Tribute to a Vision Film Festival. The platform focuses on short films by promising and innovative authors who dare to be free and experimental in their search of new film languages.
Ditopia 02, Moderna galerija, 2004
Online version (printscreen) of interactive Culture from Slovenia World Map, featuring events in Croatia collected by the team of Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory from 2010 up to June 2021 for the Culture.si database.
Roman Uranjek with his installation and the artist Dean Jokanović Toumin at the group exhibition Radical Geometries at the Lexart Depot in Zagreb, 2021
The group exhibition Radical Geometries at the Lexart Depot in Zagreb features also the installation by Roman Uranjek, 2021. The artists (from left to right) Dean Jokanović Toumin and Roman Uranjek.
A 19th-century Ukiyo-e woodcut by Andō Hiroshige, Alma Karlin Collection, Celje Regional Museum, K 825.
A sketch of the Japanese Dharuma figure in the margins of Alma Karlin's unpublished manuscript on religious beliefs and practices in the Far East. Alma Karlin Estate, Manuscript Collection, National and University Library, MS 1872.
Smiling Buddha, Qing Dynasty, Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Ivan Skušek and his wife to be Tsuneko Kondō Kawase in Beijing, between 1918–1920. (The photo is kept in the library of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum, the original is kept by Skušek's great-nephew Janez Lombergar.)
The Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone joins many urban cultural activities and is a stop on numerous tours. Photo: Žiga Kranjec, 2008
Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone
Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre with a monument to Ivan Cankar (by Slavko Tihec) on the main platform, 2013. The centre was designed by Slovenian architect Edvard Ravnikar in 1977, and constructed in the early 1980s.
Posters announcing the Speculum Artium Festival in Trbovlje, 2011.
The front view of the Španski borci Culture Centre.
The main hall auditorium of the Španski borci Culture Centre.
Icarus in Sivan Omerzu's Prepovedane ljubezni (Forbidden Loves) based on classic motives. The 2009 performance, produced by Ljubljana Puppet Theatre and Konj Puppet Theatre received several international awards.
Double bass player Tomaž Grom of Sploh Institute has contributed greatly to the improvised music scene.
Popular at home and abroad, musician and singer Magnifico has become a widely-known Slovenian music export.
Lendava-Lendva Cultural Centre, performance in the main theatre hall, 2006.
Delo's archives, the content from recent years can be browsed online (Delo online version) but the archive on Dunajska street, Ljubljana, is also open for visits by appointment
The guided cycling tour along the Podzemlje Pece, Tourist Mine and Museum in Mežica.
Dance performance Glej ga zlomka by Branko Potočan and Fourklor at Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station in Ljubljana
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Late night work hours at Delo Newspaper, Delo [Labour] is a central Slovene national daily newspaper that appeared in May 1959 with the merging of the two dailies Slovenski poročevalec and Ljudska pravica
The entrance hall of the Španski borci Culture Centre.
Monfort Salt Warehouses Portorož, an exhibition space for the Collection of Traditional Shipbuilding and the Development of Water Sports of the Sergej Mašera Maritime Museum, Piran and Obalne galerije - Coastal Galleries exhibitions and festivals.
V Imenu Ljudstva (In the name of the people), directed by Jure Novak, producer Maska Institute, co-producer Glej Theatre, 2010.
Dance performance A Quick Story by Sanja Nešković Peršin and Branko Potočan, Bunker Institute production performed at Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station, 2004.
Archive image from Laibach Occupied Europe NATO Tour 1994–95.
A postcard of Nova Gorica from the 1950s
Reproduction of Merian 's copper engraving of Gorizia in 1716, a postcard
A postcard from 1910, featuring a panorama of Görz-Gorizia, today's Nova Gorica.
The first edition of MENT Ljubljana at Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, 2015.
Alma Karlin wearing a yukata. Alma Karlin Estate, Manuscript Collection, National and University Library, MS 1872.
The Austro-Hungarian Embassy in Beijing in the early-20th century. Photo album from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An antique postcard depicting Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in Port Said, Egypt, the stopping point for nearly every ship that sailed through the Suez Canal. Ivan Koršič Postcard Collection, Sergej Mašera Maritime Museum, Piran.
Postcards like this one from Shanghai's Yu Garden were a common way for navy personnel to share their travels with those back home. Ivan Koršič Postcard Collection, Sergej Mašera Maritime Museum, Piran.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts in the permanent exhibition of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An artifact featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Shadow puppets featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Exquisite wooden carving detail on a piece of 19th-century Chinese furniture in the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Detail of the Emperor's Dragon Robe, 19th century, Qing dynasty, from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Detail of the Emperor's Dragon Robe, 19th century, Qing dynasty, from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Sleeve detail of the Emperor's Dragon Robe, 19th century, Qing dynasty, from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Sleeve details of the Emperor's Dragon Robe, 19th century, Qing dynasty, from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Embroidery detail on the cuff of the Emperor's Dragon Robe, 19th century, Qing dynasty, from the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Detail of a piece of carved wooden furniture from China, Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Alma Selimović's infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
Borut Jerman's infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
Fatima Avila's infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
Lučka Kajfež Bogataj's infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
This Japanese bronze elephant pagoda incense burner is one of the many items featured in the online East Asian Collections in Slovenia. Collection of Objects from Asia and South America, Celje Regional Museum, A7.
Korean Fan, Alma Karlin Collection, Celje Regional Museum, K 80.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Stunning Chinese wooden furniture exhibited in the Skušek Collection at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
19th-century Chinese artifacts from the Skušek Collection featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Shadow puppets in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Part of the permanent exhibition at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An artifact featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An exquisitely-carved Chinese wooden chair in the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
A Chinese wooden mirror in the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An exquisite Chinese wooden cabinet, one of the artifacts exhibited at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum in the Skušek Collection, the largest collection of Chinese objects in Slovenia.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
A shadow puppet featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
An artifact featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Artifacts featured in the permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Detail of a 19th-century, Qing Dynasty wooden chair in the Skušek Collection, Slovene Ethnographic Museum.
Carinarnica, the welcome product of recycling a former border-crossing customs building into a culture centre, in Nova Gorica.
Eva Blaute's infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
The Responsible Mobility infographic by Coline Robin, from the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference "Mobility4Creativity" in 2019.
The building of today's Nova Gorica railway station, a postcard from the early 1920s. (Photo from the regional library portal Kamra.si.)
A Görz Piazza Grande postcard
A 1950s postcard of a border crossing in Rožna Dolina, Nova Gorica
Josip Pelikan Photographic Studio, preserved studio the famous Slovene photographer Josip Pelikan (1885 - 1977), established as a museum in 1989, Celje. The museum display presents a special collection containing historic photographic equipment
World War I trenches, found in the Monfalcone Theme Park of the Great War, which is also a part of the Walk of Peace.
VOLKSWAGNER 3, Laibach in collaboration with RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and composer Izidor Leitinger, 2009. A sonic suite in three acts making connections between Wagner, modernism and jazz, crossbred with pop art.
Artwork alongside the album LAIBACHKUNSTDERFUGE BWV 1080 (Dallas Records/Mute Records, 2008), Laibach's interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's famous work The Art of Fugue (Die Kunst der Fuge).
Completed in September 1938, inaugurated by Benito Mussolini, the Italian ossuary contains the mortal remains of 7014 identified and unknown Italian soldiers who fell on the Soča Front. Part of the Kobarid Museum's outdoor museum tour.
Animated Kulturnik.si logo, 2015
Animated Kulturnik.si favicon, black & white, 2015
Animated Kulturnik.si banner, 300 x 100 px, 2015
Animated Kulturnik.si banner, 300 x 300 px, 2015
Recreating Middle Ages troubadour lyrics, the French trio Sirventes performed at the yard of the Bled Castle in 2016
Each year, a part of the Okarina Festival takes place on the shores of lake Bled
Animateka animation workshop, over the period of 20 hours young people created an animated film, 2009
Bled Castle features as one of the main stages of the Okarina Festival Bled. Among other acts it also featured the Spanish singer Amparo Velasco alias La Negra, 2017
A poster for the 24 Hour Party People festival 2012
A poster for the 24 Hour Party People festival 2014
AKSL Arhitekti - 03
Sledi v prostoru, Plesna izba production, 2009
Polnočna presoja (Mindnight Judgement), Plesna izba production, 2009
Polnočna presoja (Mindnight Judgement), Plesna izba production, 2009
Les SlovaKs Dance Collective, Platforma festival, 2008
Les SlovaKs Dance Collective, Platforma festival, 2008
HabitsAreWorthBeingFanaticalAbout, Platforma festival, 2007
A poster for the 24 Hour Party People festival 2014
Portrait of Špela Čadež, 2017.
Premiere of the Ionosphere 2, an interactive stage project by Celje Dance Forum and Aperion music group, at the Stadthalle in Singen, Germany, 2009
Dancers of the Celje Dance Forum (in white) at the opening ceremony of the International Children Festival of Performing Arts in New Delhi, India, 2006
Performance at the 35th anniversary Let na krilih plesa of the Celje Dance Forum, 2011
Group bow at the end of the Ionosphere 2 premiere, an interactive stage project by Celje Dance Forum and Aperion music group, at the Stadthalle in Singen, Germany, 2009
Infinity dance project with dancers: Ana Guček, Nik Rajšek, Izza Skok, Nadja Škataro, choreographed by Goga Stefanovič-Erjavec. Celje Dance Forum. 2010
Performance at the 35th anniversary of the Celje Dance Forum, 2011
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Ana Romih presenting her piece, titled Vrtiljak [Marry-go'-round], at the small stage of the Slovene National Theatre Maribor during the Festival Performa & Platforma, 2017
Tanja Zgonc doing her butoh piece – titled Tulkudream – on the stage of Maribor Puppet Theatre at the Festival Performa & Platforma, 2017
A poster for the 24 Hour Party People festival 2012
Goga Stefanovič-Erjavec, dancer, choreographer, dance pedagogue and artistic director of the Celje Dance Forum during a performance
The famed Croatian singer Josipa Lisac performing at the big stage of the Okarina Festival in 2015
Polnočna presoja (Mindnight Judgement), Plesna izba production, 2009
Les SlovaKs Dance Collective, Platforma festival, 2008
Measure with micrometer, mark with chalk, cut with axe, when the moon is increasing, Platforma festival, 2007
Platforma festival, 2009
Sugar Rush, Platforma festival, 2009
The 24 Hour Party People Festival 2014
Barvarska ulica med Sao Paolom in Tirano, Plesna izba Maribor production, NagiB Festival, 2009
Amparo Velasco (alias La Negra), performing with her band at the Bled Castle stage of the Okarina Festival Bled, 2017
HabitsAreWorthBeingFanaticalAbout, Platforma festival, 2007
Inventar: Mark Your Distance, Platforma festival, 2009
V senci prestiža, Platforma festival, 2009
Two sculptures that Fritz Lang created in Ljutomer in 1915 were presented in 2000 in Ljubljana and Venice, also in Berlin and Madrid.
U3. 2nd Triennial of Contemporary Slovene Art, Installation view of Matej Andraž Vogrinčič Streetwear, 1997, curator Peter Weibel, 1997-1998
Slovene Impressionists and their Time 1890–1920 exhibition at the National Gallery of Slovenia, 2008–2009
Ferrari garden, together with a part of the Ferrari villa that is still preserved.
The Ferrari Garden, built by Max Fabiani during both wars as part of the Ferrari villa.
The Tower of Kobdilj, with Fabiani's apiary. The tower was once part of the Ferrari villa (dining room, terrace).
Panorama of Štanjel
Founded in Ljubljana in 2019, the Ulay Foundation Project Space is devoted to preserving and extending the legacy of Frank Uwe Laysiepen (1943–2020), known professionally as Ulay.
Founded in Ljubljana in 2019, the Ulay Foundation Project Space is devoted to preserving and extending the legacy of Frank Uwe Laysiepen (1943–2020), known professionally as Ulay.
Founded in Ljubljana in 2019, the Ulay Foundation Project Space is devoted to preserving and extending the legacy of Frank Uwe Laysiepen (1943–2020), known professionally as Ulay.
Corporate identity for the Museum of Architecture and Design by IlovarStritar design studio, 2011
Serkan Özkaya's Proletarier aller Länder installation at Moderna galerija (MG), 29th Biennial of Graphic Arts, 2011.
World of Art anthologies
Koala Voice posing together with their mascot at MENT Ljubljana in 2015
Tartini house, Piran, 2020.
In 2011, the Aksioma Institute for Contemporary Art opened up the Aksioma Project Space, a venue dedicated to exhibitions and presentations of either its own art productions or those of various internationally acclaimed intermedia art projects.
In 2011, the Aksioma Institute for Contemporary Art opened up the Aksioma Project Space, a venue dedicated to exhibitions and presentations of either its own art productions or those of various internationally acclaimed intermedia art projects.
Spacesuits, part of the permanent exhibition entitled Herman Potočnik Noordung: 100 Monumental Influences at the Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT), 2012
Archaeological park Emona House, MGML archive, 2005
Modux 3.4, project by Tom Kerševan, Sendi Mango and Jurij Pavlica, BridA at Ars Electronica, Linz, 2008
The Sonica International Festival of Transitory Art concluded in the peaceful surroundings of the Tivoli park with soundwalk Walking the Aphelion by Irena Pivka and Brane Zorman, 2016.
Between the Two of Us by Leja Jurišić and Teja Reba, produced by Exodos Institute, 2009
Founded in 2017 by Piera Ravnikar, R-Space is a contemporary art gallery located in the very centre of Ljubljana.
The independent club Klub Baza (established in 2015) is stationed at the former premises of the Student Club Ajdovščina.
A closer look at the entrance of the independent club Klub Baza.
This cultural centre, established in 2016 in Nova Gorica, is stationed at the building of the former border-crossing between the two cities - Italian Gorizia and Slovenian Nova Gorica.
The former border-crossing customs building, now culture centre, kindly letting you know what country you're in, in case you get lost.
Some welcome artistical adornments on the once-bleak border-crossing customs building, now reformed into a culture centre.
A closer look at the happy woodland creatures that welcome all would-be visitors to the culture centre in Nova Gorica.
The Franciscan Monastery in Nova Gorica, with at least 3 outstanding cultural and spiritual experiences.
A nice look at the two-storey Renaissance-style castle, located in Nova Gorica.
The castle was severely damaged in both world wars but was renovated after each.
Another good look at the two-storey Renaissance-style castle, located in Nova Gorica.
One of the historical remnants, around the Kromberk Castle.
One of the defiant walls of Kromberk Castle, withstanding the tribulations of time.
An amphitheater at Kromberk Castle.
Another good look at the two-storey Renaissance-style castle, located in Nova Gorica.
The terraced garden around the manor has been partly reconstructed in accordance with the data about its state in the 18th century.
The reconstructed Baroque park and a fountain from 1774 in its centre.
The front door of the 13th-century fortress, now accommodating the Goriška Museum with its rich collection of paintings, cultural and historical artefacts, and rooms for occasional exhibitions and symposia.
Author Bronja Žakelj speaks with Sašo Stare at Kranj City Library.
The entrance to Beletrina Bookshop.
Biblos.si offers e-books from many Slovenian publishers for purchase or loan. Here, Markus Zusak's Fant, ki je postal most, published by Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House.
The home library of book blogger Alenka Štrukelj boasts a hearty collection of children’s picture books.
A view of the Slovene Book Fair at Cankarjev dom, featuring the stand of Mladinska knjiga Publishing House, November 2019.
The cultural center has a central theater hall, a conference hall, three gyms and an art gallery. In addition, it offers a wide selection of modern services.
Mosaic, at the entrance to the Gorica Cultural Centre.
A closer look at the mosaic, at the entrance to the Gorica Cultural Centre.
Entrance to Gorica Cultural Centre, an important center and crossroads of Slovenian, Italian and Friulian culture in the Goriška region.
Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana, 2021.
The main entrance to Museum of Modern Art.
A closer look at the main entrance to Museum of Modern Art.
Closer look at the entrance to RogLab.
The exterior of RogLab, a cultural facility, serving as an interdisciplinary space for education, research and production.
The Slovene Ethnographic Museum is a sizable musuem with creative exhibits exploring Slovenian history, along with other cultures.
The Ljubljana mosque is an Islamic religious and cultural centre complex in the Bežigrad district of Ljubljana.
The Ljubljana mosque is an Islamic religious and cultural centre complex in the Bežigrad district of Ljubljana.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
A resting place on the renovated banks of the Ljubljanica River in Ljubljana, viewed between the steel wires of the Butchers' Bridge, adorned with padlocks symbolizing declarations of eternal love, a phenomenon similar to the one on the Parisian Pont des Arts.
Alma Selimović & Borut Jerman at the Motovila/CED Slovenia conference Mobility4Creativity in 2019.
Za Narodovo Zdravje, zabavna monodrama.
Teja Milavec's poster "These Boots are Made for Walkin" was an entry in the 2019 competition Cities for Pedestrians!. The poster was later selected to represent Ljubljana in the EU Mobility Week of the same year.
Osmo/za is a collaborative space at the 8th floor of the Avtotehna 1960s skyscraper building at Slovenska 54 in the very centre of Ljubljana.
The Old Power Station is one of the most important contemporary performing arts venues in Ljubljana.
The Old Power Station, Ljubljana, 2021.
A pair of skis, used in the Yugoslav People’s Army. From 1974 onwards, its mountain warfare forces would use the equipment produced by Elan.
DobraVaga is an exhibition and project space, a sales gallery and an open studio of various art languages, styles and contents.
A closeup of the entrance to DobraVaga.
The City Art Gallery Ljubljana is one of the central spaces for the presentation of exhibition projects in the field of contemporary art.
The front door of the independent club Klub Baza, a venue which hosts various cultural activities.
RogLab is a cultural facility, serving as an interdisciplinary space for education, research and production.
Interior of RogLab.
Interior of RogLab.
Equipment at RogLab.
The Slovene Ethnographic Museum is a sizable musuem with creative exhibits exploring Slovenian history, along with other cultures.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
Islamic Religious and Cultural Centre, Bevk Perović Arhitekti, 2021.
A resting place on the renovated banks of the Ljubljanica River in Ljubljana.
A resting place on the renovated banks of the Ljubljanica River in Ljubljana.
Za Narodovo Zdravje, zabavna monodrama.
Stationed at the building of the former border-crossing between the two cities, it is a meeting point for open-minded people who care for the urban culture of both cities.
The former headquarters of the Apostolic Administrator for the Slovenian part of the Archdiocese of Gorica, now a place of ecclesiastical art and a centre of spirituality.
The pious steps of the Franciscan Monastery Kostanjevica in Nova Gorica.
The entrance of the Franciscan Monastery Kostanjevica in Nova Gorica.
One of the historical remnants, around the Kromberk Castle.
A discussion with bloggers at the Slovene Book Fair, 2019.
Members of the Reading Badge of Slovenia Association meet online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Children's picture books on display at the children's bookshop "Pod gradom" run by Kres Publishing House.
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