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CtrlArt Studio, established in 2006, is a production and animation studio, providing high quality VFX, 3D animation, augmented reality, post production and related services. +
CUF is a collective of young creative music producers, DJs, and visual artists, formed in December 2010. +
In September 2021, Cukrarna Gallery made its debut in the Slovenian capital, introducing a new space that not only showcases contemporary art but also fosters the exploration of ideas and the creation of diverse art projects. +
Cukrarna Palace is a cultural-infrastructure project of the Municipality of Ljubljana and its Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana. +
The goal of the Cultural Bazaar that was initiated in 2009 is to stimulate interest in the arts and cultural education and to provide information on cultural events taking place throughout Slovenia. +
A non-governmental cultural institution founded by Dušan Hedl in 1999, Cultural Centre Maribor (former Subkulturni azil Maribor) is involved in both literary and music publishing. +
The Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT) engages in the research and development of the Slovenian Cultural Space programme. +
Cultural Centre Rogaška Slatina is a multipurpose venue run by Rogaška Slatina Public Institute for Tourism and Sport that runs also Ana's Gallery and Kino Rogaška Slatina. +
The Cultural Diversity and Human Rights Service prepares expert materials, proposals and recommendations related to the area of minority group cultural policy. +
Set in a 19th-century mansion, the Cultural Garden Katzenberg is located on the grounds of a former gun powder facility in the town of Kamnik. +
The Cultural Heritage Directorate is responsible for governance tasks in the field of cultural heritage and monitors the development of the complex system of the protection of cultural heritage. +
Culture360.org is the only multidisciplinary arts and cultural online tool focused specifically on Asia and Europe. +
The Culture and Media Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia is a body under the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture that oversees the implementation of legislation and other regulations and general acts relating to culture and media. +
The Culture Association BSA (formerly Association Delavnica) was founded in 2006 and is a complex intergenerational educational centre for classical music located in Ljubljana. +
Culture.si collects information about upcoming cultural events and activities abroad, involving Slovene artists and researchers. +
On the portal Culture.si, one can find over 3,000 original articles on cultural producers, venues, services, festivals, and various collectives. +
The migration of art, culture and heritage to the digital environment has become universal and omnipresent. +
Culture.si offers information on Slovene cultural producers, venues, festivals and support services, all in one place. +
Poster Culture! +
Operating since 2003, Cvetličarna is one of the biggest music venues in Ljubljana and boasts a colourful music programme that consists of mainstream rock acts, big metal bands, hip hop musicians, cover bands, and also various techno and dance music nights. +
The film production company Cvinger Film focuses on short films, features and documentaries, also in co-production with partner companies mainly from the Czech Republic, Austria and Slovakia. +
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Dallas Records was set up around 1987, when the brand was used for organising music publishing and booking management (which nowadays is handled by Mars Music). +
Founded in 2010, the Dance Academy in Ljubljana is the first higher education institution of this kind in SE Europe. +
The Dance Centre Cultural Association was established in 2007 in Maribor. +
The duo Dance Mamblita was formed in 2005 by Boris Bestjak (drums, vocal) and Andrej Šik (bass, vocal). +
The Public Fund for Cultural Activities of the Republic of Slovenia (JSKD) is one of the most effective cultural networks which, through its central expert unit and 59 branch offices, enables reciprocal interactions between cultural societies, local communities, and state institutions. +
Dance Studio Intakt, a studio for contemporary dance, was established in 1987 by Matjaž Farič, Jasna Knez, and Vesna Lavrač, among others. +
A pioneer in the development and promotion of contemporary dance in Slovenia since 1984, the Dance Theatre Ljubljana (or PTL) is one the most important contemporary dance production venues in Ljubljana, presenting both its own productions and domestic and foreign performances. +
Dan D, one of the most popular rock bands in Slovenia, was founded in 1996 out of the ashes of Mercedes Band by its former members Tomislav Jovanovič "Tokac" and Dušan Obradinović "Obra". +
Dandelion Children had their first public appearances in 2006, at that time as a brother-and-sister duo which a year later expanded into the present trio formation. +
Founded in 2004 by Miha Dešman, Katarina Pirkmajer Dešman, Eva Fišer Berlot, Rok Bogataj and Vlatka Ljubanović, DANS Arhitekti architectural studio's work addresses the richness of interactions between people and the built environment, with an emphasis on innovative uses of space and sustainability. +
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. +
First introduced in 2007, the international Days of Ethnographic Film (DEF) are organised in a joint venture by the Slovene Ethnological Society and the Scientific Research Centre (ZRC SAZU), Slovene Academy of Science and Arts. +
The Days of Poetry and Wine Festival is a festival that hosts the younger generation of poets from all over the world. +
Located in Bled in the Gorenjska region, dB Recordings offers sound recording, mixing, engineering, studio rental, live show recordings, and mastering services. +
Deca Debilane (roughly translated as "Children of Debility") is a long-distance underground band from Ljubljana. +
Founded in 2013 by Lija Pogačnik and Vlado Bulajić, the December Institute is a Ljubljana-based film and video production company best known for its work on Dnevnik Diane Budisavljević (The Diary of Diana B, 2019). +
Nominally put, Defonija is a concert cycle dealing with free and unbound music, around which gravitate signifiers like free and avant-jazz, improvisation, experimental music, avant-rock, noise, and other similar musical aesthetics. +
Dejmo Stisnt Theatre is an independent theatre group established in 1994 in Vrhnika. +
Dej š'en litro (which can be roughly translated as "Gimme one more litre", a common way of ordering wine in these parts) Brass Band was founded by accident in Ljubljana in 1999: the first four members met at a student party where they simply played some songs together. +
Dekleva Gregorič Arhitekti, an architecture studio founded and led by Aljoša Dekleva and Tina Gregorič in 2003, is known for its wide-ranging architectural output encompassing apartment blocks, residential houses and buildings for industrial, commercial, and cultural use. +
Established in 1995, Delak Institute is a production house exploring post-gravity art and outlining a path for the culturalisation of space. +
Laibach, Volk, Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre, 2009. +
Delavski dom Zagorje Cultural Centre was opened in 1960. +
Since 1991 Delo newspaper also confers the Kresnik Award for the best novel of the previous year and the Delo Personality of the Year Award. +
Delo Publishing House (in English delo means "labour") is a public limited liability company that employs around 450 people, 200 in the journalist section (170 journalists, 9 in the cultural section) and others in the service sector (distribution, marketing and printing). +
Delo.si is the online version of the central Slovene daily newspaper and features all its sections enhanced by original video contributions by Studio Delo. +
Demiurg, founded in 2004, is a Slovene film and video distribution company that distributes mostly individual art film productions. +
Demolition Group was formed in 1983 under the name Gastarbeiters (also Gast'r'bajtr's). +
De musica disserenda is an academic publication for musicology, published by the Institute of Musicology, at the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC-SAZU). +
Department for Public Diplomacy and International Cooperation in Culture, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs +
In cooperation with other ministries, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs is also the centre of activity concerned with drafting and concluding international umbrella agreements in the fields of culture, education, and science and the related inter-governmental protocols, as well as implementing programmes. +
The Department of Archaeology Library, University of Ljubljana includes a wide range of publications focusing on the theoretical side of the subject and the scientific disciplines employed in archaeology (including as well as excavation techniques, the science of materials and their conservation). +
The Department of Archaeology offers undergraduate, taught-postgraduate and guided research programmes in Archaeology at the University of Ljubljana. +
The University of Ljubljana's Department of Art History Library was established in 1920 at the same time as the Art History Department by Izidor Cankar, based on the private library he had purchased from August Stegenšek of Maribor. +
The Department of Art History of the University of Ljubljana offers single major and double major programmes of study, which involve Art History as a major subject, plus Art History education in combination with another subject which is closely connected to the study of History and available within the Faculty of Arts. +
The Library of the Department of Asian Studies was established in 1995 and it houses over 12,000 items. +
The Department of Asian Studies at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana was established in 1995 when Andrej Bekeš, Jana S. Rošker, and Mitja Saje were among the first research Japanologists and Sinologists who were ready to make further steps in the research fields at the university. +
The library of the Department of Classics at the University of Ljubljana was founded in 1919. +
The Department of Classics at the University of Ljubljana offers three graduate programmes and three postgraduate programmes: Latin, Greek, and Classical and Humanistic Studies. +
The library of the Department of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory was established in 1927. +
Slovene literary theory has historical roots at the Department of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory at the University of Ljubljana. +
The four-year undergraduate programme in Design was established along with the Department of Design in 1984 in order to cover the field of visual communication and industrial design within the Academy of Fine Arts and Design at the University of Ljubljana. +
The Department of Design Library is a section of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design (ALUO) Library. +
Department of Dramaturgy and Performing Arts, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) +
Founded in 1945 as the Academy of Acting Arts, the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) (renamed in 1963) has been running the Department of Dramaturgy, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) since its inception. +
The library of the Department of Educational Sciences Library at the University of Ljubljana houses a rich collection of materials in the fields of andragogy, pedagogy, didactics, and other educational sciences. +
The Department of Educational Sciences at the University of Ljubljana is devoted to the critical study of the science and art of education and teaching in the fields of pedagogics and andragogy. +
The Library for English, German, and Translation Studies of the Department of English at the University of Ljubljana is a common library of the Department of German, Dutch and Swedish and the Department of Translation Studies and was initially founded in 1920. +
The Department of English at the University of Ljubljana is relatively young. +
The Library of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology at theUniversity of Ljubljana was established in 1945 and today represents one of the central and most important specialised libraries for the fields of Ethnology, Social and Cultural Anthropology, and Folklore Studies. +
The Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, University of Ljubljana offers two graduate programmes in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, two postgraduate (MA) programmes, and a European joint degree Master programme Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes (CREOLE), and a guided doctoral research in ethnology and cultural anthropology as a part of the interdisciplinary programme. +
The Department of Film and Television of the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) was founded in 1963. +
One of the oldest faculty libraries at the University of Ljubljana, the Department of Geography Library was established in 1919 and is the central geographical library in Slovenia. +
The Department of Geography at the University of Ljubljana has a long tradition. +
The Library of the Department of History at the University of Ljubljana includes a vast collection of sources and publications for students and other users. +
As part of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ljubljana, the Department of History started its activities in 1920. +
The Landscape Architecture programme began in the 1950s with the Urban Horticulture programme at the Faculty of Biotechnology of the University of Ljubljana. +
The Department of Library and Information Science and Book Studies Library functions as a part of the relatively young Department of Library and Information Science and Book Studies, which was established in 1987 at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ljubljana. +
The Department of Library and Information Science and Book Studies, University of Ljubljana offers undergraduate programmes leading to a BLib degree and postgraduate research programmes. +
Founded in 1961, the Library of the Department of Musicology has grown over the years into the central musicological library in Slovenia. +
The Department of Musicology was established within the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana in 1962. +
The Department of Painting is one of four departments at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, the main educational institution for visual arts and design in Slovenia. +
The library of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design (ALUO) serves three of the academy's departments: the Department of Painting, the Department of Sculpture and the Department of Restoration. +
The Library of the Department of Philosophy was established in 1919, together with the University of Ljubljana. +
The study of Philosophy at the University of Ljubljana has existed since the founding of the Department of Philosophy in 1919. +
The Library of the Department of Psychology, University of Ljubljana was founded in 1951 and is the central Slovene library for reference literature in the field of Psychology. +
The Department of Psychology at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana has a respectable history. +
The Department of Restoration at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, formally established in 1996, offers a three-year undergraduate programme in Restoration. +
The Department of Sculpture is one of four departments at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, the main educational institution for visual arts and design in Slovenia. +
The Department of Slavistics is one of the central departments of the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. +
The Department of Slovenian Studies offers undergraduate, taught postgraduate and guided research programmes in Slovene Language and Literature. +
The Department of Sociology Library was established in 1960, together with the Department of Sociology. +
The Study of Sociology at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana began in 1960, and was thus the first and the oldest regular university study in sociology on Slovenian territory. +
The Department of Textiles Library was founded in 1962 when the Department was established. +
The Department of Textiles, Graphic Arts and Design offers undergraduate, taught postgraduate and guided research programmes in the field of textiles, graphic arts and design. +
The Department of Theatre and Radio, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) is one of the four departments of the Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) in Ljubljana, the only Slovene institution that educates for theatre and radio professions at the university level, both at the undergraduate and the postgraduate levels. +
The common Library of the Department of Slovenian Studies and the Department of Slavistics holds an impressive collection with several rarities in the fields of Slovene and Slavonic languages. +
De Profundis Chamber Choir was established in 1990. +
The Desetnica Award is an accolade given by the Slovene Writers’ Association each year to one of its members for the best children's or youth literary work published in the last 3 years. +
Consisting of lectures, workshops, and discussions, the self-styled "experiential conference" Design Biotop was first held in 2013. +
Established in 1951, the Designers Society of Slovenia (DOS) – Društvo oblikovalcev Slovenije (DOS) – is the only professional association in Slovenia to unite designers from a wide range of creative and design–related spheres. +
DESSA Architecture Centre is a non-profit architecture organisation that publishes professional literature, organises lectures and excursions, and manages Architectural Gallery DESSA. +
The Deuje babe Festival was set up by C.M.A.K. Cerkno in 2013 as a way to commemorate the International Women's Day. +
The region of south eastern Slovenia covers 2.675 square kilometres and as such forms the largest region in Slovenia (13.2 per cent) with 138,000 inhabitants. +
Dežurni krivci is a progressive rock band from Prlekija in Eastern Slovenia. +
From 1965 until the end of the 1990s, Obzorje Publishing House in Maribor issued the well-known cultural journal Dialogi, the second-oldest in Slovenia. +
Founded in 1997, DIC Gallery is based at the Ivan Cankar Boarding School in Ljubljana and runs numerous cultural activities. +
Didakta is a magazine published by Didakta Publishing House since 1991. +
Didakta Publishing House was established in 1989 and up to 2007 it had published more than 700 titles. +
The Diocesan Archives of Koper were founded in 1949. +
Founded in 1896, the Diocesan Archives of Maribor keeps material dating from 1597 onwards, whereas documentary archives and manuscripts date back even to the 13th century. +
Directorate for the Information Society at the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport is responsible for accelerated, harmonised and efficient development of the information society based on knowledge and life-long learning. +
Directorate for International Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs +
The Directorate for International Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance's activities are divided among the International Development Cooperation Policy Sector and the Implementation of International Development and Humanitarian Assistance Sector. +
Directorate for Science and Higher Education, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology +
The Directorate for Science and Higher Education performs tasks in the field of professional higher and university education, and research. +
The Directors Guild of Slovenia was founded as a non-profit, non-governmental organisation in 2005, on the 100th anniversary of Slovene film. +
Established in 1974 as the label Založba kaset in plošč (Casettes and records publishing) or ZKP RTLJ, the Discography Unit of RTV Slovenia is today a part of the RTV Slovenia Multimedia Centre. +
Disdrug This Fuck are an alternative rock band from Železniki in Slovenia's Gorenjska region. +
DIVA Station is a research and study archive of video and new media art developed and maintained by the SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts. +
Divja misel Institute was established in 2006 in order to conceive and organise projects that foster social engagement in the areas of culture, environmental protection, and education. +
The Digital Library of Slovenia (dLib.si) is a web portal developed by the National and University Library (NUK) in cooperation with several cultural, educational and research institutions, including numerous libraries throughout Slovenia. +
Run by the Ljubljana Fine Artists Society (acronym: DLUL), the DLUL Gallery is an exhibition space for various strands of contemporary visual arts. +
DLUM Gallery was founded by Maribor Fine Artists Society, with the intention of organising exhibitions of work by its members and by members of other societies, as well as international exchange exhibitions by foreign artists. +
The cultural section of Dnevnik newspaper prepares one or two pages per day covering cultural events and cultural policy issues, including reviews, interviews, and reports. +
The news portal of Dnevnik, a daily newspaper published in Ljubljana, Dnevnik.si holds the 19th place on the most visited Slovene websites list, attracting 10 per cent of Slovene web users every month. +
Foremost a sales gallery for visual arts, DobraVaga is simultaneously also an exhibition space and an art studio. +
The Renaissance Dobrovo Castle was erected around 1600 on the site of an older fortification. +
Docomomo Slovenia is a working group which is part of the Docomomo International network since 2005. +
An independent portal with news (archive, documents) on negotiations, discussions, developments, agreements and disagreements in the dialogue between the NGO sector and the Slovene Government (in Slovenian dogovor means "agreement"). +
DokuBazaar, Ljubljana Independent Documentary Film Festival is a transnational independent documentary film festival which took off in 2009 in Ljubljana. +
DOKUDOC International Documentary Film Festival is a mostly Slovenian documentary focused festival, established in 2012. +
Kapiteljska njiva was used as burial site from around the 10th century BC to the 1st century. +
Domestic Research Society's founding members. +
The Dominican Monastery at Ptuj, established in the 13th century by the Dominican Order, is now a congress and cultural centre. +
The Dominko Homestead on the Ptuj plain in Gorišnica is, according to the experts of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, the oldest house of the Pannonian style (300 years old) to have been entirely preserved. +
Dom Kulture muziKafe is an unique, family run mixture of a café, a gallery and an event venue that hosts musical performances, poetry readings, travelogues, literature discussions, theatre and dance shows and some more as well. +
Dom svobode was established in 2001 as a production vehicle for the popular singer Robert Pešut (better known under the moniker Magnifico), his wife Barbara Pešut (a poet, novelist and lyricist), and his brother, the multi-instrumentalist Aleksander Pešut (who uses the nickname Schatzi). +
The Domžale Chamber Choir was established in 1987 and since 2007 it has been led by Fernando Mejias. +
Domžale Gallery is run by Franc Bernik Culture House and is located at the Vele storehouse building at Mestni trg in Domžale. +
The Domžale Library was officially given the status as the municipal library of Domžale in 1960, although the beginnings of librarianship in Domžale can be dated back to 1904. +
The beginnings of the Domžale Youth Centre date back to 1995; it was formally established as a public institute in 1998 by the Municipality of Domžale. +
This young collective of DJs and visual artists formed in 2010 when three of the fundamental members were inspired after attending the electronic music festival Hartera in Rijeka. +
The Dragon Award (previously called Golden Reel Award) is a public award bestowed each year at the Ljubljana International Film Festival (LIFFe). +
Launched in 2014 by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, the Drama Festival showcases performances of outstanding poetics by some of the best European and Slovenian directors working in the European arena, thereby helping to spread the context of what is local or national in a specific theatre culture. +
Tracing its origins back to 1921, Dravograd Library has stood as an information and cultural centre of the Municipality of Dravograd since 1966, playing an important role in enriching the social life and fostering reading culture. +
Draž Knitwear Studio is family-run designer brand with a long tradition of making high quality, creatively designed knitwear using special knitting techniques and dyes to produce unique textures and designs. +
Established in 1999 by a group of then teenagers, Dreamwalk is a slightly uncharacteristic band for these parts. +
This memorial room in the birthplace of Fran Miklošič (1813–1891) commemorates the life and work of the renowned philologist and linguist. +
The Collective for Development of Youth Culture (DRMK in Slovenian) is a voluntary collective of young people whose aim is to stimulate and facilitate cultural initiatives related to alternative music and arts in a non-profit, non-commercial way. +
Drops Festival is a global underground electronic music and art celebration that focuses on presenting top-notch psychedelic trance, techno, IDM, electro, experimental and chillout music. +
Established in 1991, the Association for the Development of Preventative and Volunteer Work develops and supports civil initiatives with the aim of preventing the development of negative social phenomena and solving them in a creative way. +
Though officially founded in 1961, the beginnings of Dr Tone Pretnar Library in Tržič date back to 1863. +
Druga godba Festival is nowadays a major Slovene international world music festival. +
Druga Godba Ljubljana is a non-profit cultural institute co-founded in 1999 by Bogdan Benigar. +
The project Still Unknown at Drugajanje Festival, Maribor 2022. +
DrumWise crew hooked up in 2002 and since then has been a major part of the Slovene drum'n'bass and breakbeat scene. +
Jadranka Krumpak and Sašo Krumpak founded in 2000 the tour operator Happy Tours, its official name being Družina Krumpak Ltd. +
Družina Publishing House is Slovenia's main Catholic publisher. +
DSS Editions, founded in 1954, are the publishing arm of the Society of Slovene Composers (DSS), which was itself established nine years earlier in 1945. +
Since 2006, when they first started jamming together, the primary sound of Dubzilla has been – obviously – dub. +
Bringing together international artists, the DUM Association of Artists was established in 1999 and acts as a producer and co-producer for projects in various disciplines including the performing arts (contemporary dance), visual arts and new media. +
Established in 1945, DZS Publishing House is a company with more than 60 years of experience in publishing. +
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Run by the pioneer of Slovene electronic music, Gregor Zemljič (who forms one half of the duo Random Logic), the Earresistible Mastering studio reopened its doors in 2009, after the studio space went through a considerable renovation in terms of acoustics and gear. +
Ebesede (E-words) Publishing House derives from Piano Publishing House, which launched its first title in 2001 and focused on introducing quality foreign literature that was previously overlooked in Slovenia as well as discovering up-and-coming Slovene authors and publishing children's literature and picture books. +
Slovenia grows 2–3 % of the world's hop crop, mainly in the Lower Savinjska Region where the hop-growing tradition dates back to the late 19th century. +
Edi Einspieler is a photographer from Celje who is active as an independent photographer from the end of 80s. +
Established in 1990, Educa Publishing House specialises in scientific literature on innovation in the public sector and publishes periodicals. +
Established in 1965 by the Government of the Federative Republic of Slovenia, the Educational Research Institute (ERI) is the central research institution in Slovenia for research in education, undertaking basic, research, development and applied projects on issues of current interest in all sectors of education and related areas. +
The Digital Library of the Educational Research Institute (ERI) was established in 2009 as a digital, non-printed editorial and publishing platform. +
In 2004, the year of the enlargement of the European Union, the Iceland, Lichtenstein, and Norway launched the EEA and Norway Grants, a mechanism to provide funding for social and economic development in 15 countries in Central and Southern Europe in order to reduce disparities between regions and states within EU. +
Egon March Institute (EMI) was founded by Slovene media art pioneer Marko Košnik in 1986 as a unit for reflection, research, and production in interdisciplinary arts. +
Ekran, Magazine for Film and Television was established in 1962 and is by far the most relevant Slovene film magazine of all time and also the one with the longest tradition. +
eKumba is an online database of the Centre for Theatre and Film Studies, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT) where one can browse through and search the complete archives of the AGRFT Library and Video Library, the Film and Television Department Archives. +
The Elan Alpine Skiing Museum was opened in June 2018 by the Elan company, one of the most innovative companies in the area of the development and production of skis and skiing equipment, based in Begunje in the Gorenjska region of Slovenia. +
Initially founded by Igor Kebel and Mika Cimolini in 2001, Elastik is a trans-national architectural studio that operates between Amsterdam and Ljubljana. +
Elvis Jackson are a ska/punk/hardcore/reggae/metal band from the Northern Primorska region of Slovenia, founded in 1997. +
Emanat Institute, an Institute for the Affirmation and Development of Dance and Contemporary Art, aims to gain recognition for contemporary dance through stage, multimedia, and occasionally online production, dance education, and publishing activity. +
The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Slovenia provides consular, economical and cultural services. +
The Embassy of Georgia in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of Ireland in Slovenia was established in 2001. +
The Embassy of Japan in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of Montenegro in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of Romania in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Czech Republic in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil in Slovenia provides consular, economical and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the French Republic in Slovenia provides a range of consular services, disseminates information about France in Slovenia and looks for cooperation opportunities. +
The Embassy of Greece in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Slovenia opened in 2010 in Ljubljana's residential neighbourhood Bežigrad. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Italy in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Slovenia provides a range of consular services, disseminates information about Spain in Slovenia and looks for cooperation opportunities. +
The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands was opened in 2001 as an official representative for Dutch citizens living or residing in Slovenia. +
The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Slovenia is also a promoter of Chinese culture in Slovenia, facilitating bilateral cooperation in this field. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Albania in Slovenia provides consular, economical and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Austria in Slovenia provides consular, economical and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Slovenia provides consular, commercial and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Germany in Slovenia promotes cooperation and bilateral political, economic and cultural relations between Slovenia and Germany and provides a range of consular services. +
Similar to most foreign embassies in Slovenia, the Embassy of the Republic of Hungary in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of India in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of North Macedonia in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Abu Dhabi was established in 2018 when the first resident Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to the Emirates was appointed. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Ankara was opened in 1996 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in Turkey. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Athens is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Greece. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Beijing in the People's Republic of China is responsible also for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Mongolia, Thailand and Socialist Republic of Vietnam. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Belgrade officially opened in 2001, although the diplomatic relations between the Republic of Slovenia and Republic of Serbia were established in 2000. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Berlin is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the Federal Republic of Germany. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Bern is responsible for Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Brasília was established in 2010. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Bratislava was opened in 1997 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government to the Slovak Republic. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Brussels is responsible for Belgium, Luxembourg, Cape Verde, Ethiopia, and African Union. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest was opened in 1992 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in Hungary. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires is responsible also for Chile, Uruguay, Peru and Paraguay. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Cairo is responsible for Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the League of Arab States. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Canberra was opened in 1993 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in Australia. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Copenhagen was opened in 1999 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government to the Kingdom of Denmark. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Dublin is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Ireland. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Lisbon was closed in September 2012. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Sofia was opened in 2018 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in Bulgaria. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Kyiv was established in April 2004. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in London is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Madrid was opened in 1993 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government to the Kingdom of Spain. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Moscow is responsible for the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tadzikistan, Uzbekistan, and Belorussia. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia New Delhi was opened in 2002 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in India. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Ottawa was established in 1993 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in Canada. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Paris is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in France. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Podgorica was opened in 2006 when Montenegro became an independent state. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Prague is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the Czech Republic. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Priština is an official representative body of the Slovene government in Kosovo since March 2010. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Riga is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Latvia. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Rome was opened in 1992 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government to the Republic of Italy. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Sarajevo is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Bosnia and Herzegovina. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Seoul was opened in 2022 as an official representative body of the Slovene Government in South Korea. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Skopje is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the Republic of North Macedonia. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tehran is also responsible for Pakistan. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tel Aviv has functioned as an official representative of the Republic of Slovenia in Israel since 1994. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in The Hague was opened in 2000 as an official representative body of the Slovenian Government to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tirana was opened in 2010. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tokyo is responsible for Japan and South Korea. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Vienna is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the Republic of Austria. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Warsaw is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Poland. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Washington, D.C. is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in the United States of America. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb is the official representative body of the Slovene Government in Croatia. +
The Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy of the Slovak Republic in Slovenia provides a range of consular services, disseminates information about the Slovak Republic in Slovenia and looks for cooperation opportunities. +
The Embassy of the Swiss Confederation provides consular, economic, and cultural services in Slovenia. +
The Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Slovenia promotes cooperation and bilateral political, economic and cultural relations between Slovenia and United Kingdom and provides a range of consular services. +
The Embassy of the United States of America in Slovenia was opened in 1992. +
The Embassy of Ukraine in Slovenia provides consular, economic, and cultural services. +
The Embassy to the Holy See Vatican is responsible also for the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. +
Emona Folklore Group was established in 1967 by Bruno Ravnikar. +
Originally founded in Ljubljana in 1986 by producer Danijel Hočevar and director Damjan Kozole as a part of the ŠKUC Association, Emotionfilm became an independent film production company in 1991, one of the first of its kind in Slovenia and former Yugoslavia. +
Established in 2010 in Ljubljana, the EnaBanda Association (formerly known as Smehomat) is a non-profit organisation that engages mainly in film, video and social sphere research. +
The Enimation, International Children and Youth Film Festival is a specialised competitive festival established in 2011, focusing on films made by children and youth. +
The international dance company EnKnapGroup (EKG), founded in 2007 by Iztok Kovač and En-Knap Productions, is currently the only permanent professional ensemble for contemporary dance in Slovenia. +
En-Knap Productions, a non-profit institution for the organisation and realisation of cultural events, was established in 1994, a year after the establishment of the international dance group En-Knap by the choreographer and dancer Iztok Kovač. +
Enota ("Unit") was founded in Ljubljana in December 1998 by Aljoša Dekleva, Dean Lah and Milan Tomac. +
EPeKa Scientific and Research Association was established in 2008 as a union of associations. +
The now defunct Elizabeth Project Ideas Centre (EPI Centre) was established in 1997 by the theatre director Sebastijan Horvat and set designer Petra Veber. +
Equrna Gallery was established in 1982 as the first private gallery in the former Yugoslavia by a group of artists (some of them are now professors at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design) as an association of freelance artists with Taja Vidmar Brejc (the current owner and director) and Marjeta Marinčič at the head. +
Since 2008, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Slovenia has given out the biennial esAsi Award for the best Slovenian language translation from Spanish language. +
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Housed in the Kasarna, a workers’ residential building dating from the late 18th century, the Ethnological Collection in Kasarna, Jesenice, arranged in 2005 by the Upper Sava Valley Museum, Jesenice, depicts the culture and way of life of iron-worker families, the history and way of life of the settlement, and the history of the building, together with a reconstruction of a typical iron-worker dwelling. +
The Ethnological Collection of Agricultural Implements at Stara Gora, arranged in 1997 in old abandoned school opposite the late Baroque church of St Spirit, was inventoried in 2009 during a one-week ethnological camp by students of the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Ljubljana. +
The Ethnological Collection of Koper Regional Museum, established in 1983, is presented in Casa veneta a gheffo, a Venetian-Gothic building, erected in the 14th century close to the Koper town walls and reconstructed in 1983. +
The Etnika Institute is a non-profit organisation founded in Maribor in 2010. +
Etnika embarked on its mission of bringing fresh music from around the world to the city of Maribor in 2005. +
Etnolog is an open-access, peer-reviewed annual scientific periodical published by the Slovene Ethnographic Museum, considered to be one of the country's leading ethnological periodicals. +
The EtnoRock Festival has been going on in Domžale since 1996, when it was established by Béla Szomi Kralj, a musician from the folk band Kontrabant. +
The European Commission’s launch of its new funding scheme (Creative Europe programme, 2014–2020) seemed a good opportunity to collect and analyse the related experience of the Slovenian culture, film and audiovisual sectors in the period 2002–2013. +
The Slovene cluster of the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) network was established in 2007 by the following national cultural offices present in the country: the Goethe-Institut Ljubljana, the British Council Slovenia, the French Cultural Institute Charles Nodier, the Italian Cultural Institute and the Austrian Cultural Forum. +
In July 2021 Slovenia hosts the Europa Cantat Festival, one of largest international music festivals worldwide. +
The European Affairs and International Cooperation Service of the Ministry of Culture fosters and facilities international co-operation in the field of culture with the aim of promoting Slovene culture at the bilateral, multilateral and regional levels. +
Established in 1989 by the University of Maribor, the European Centre for Ethnic, Regional and Sociological Studies (ECERS) engages in research and research-support activities. +
The Representation office the European Commission in Slovenia is a link in the communication process between the Commission and EU citizens, in this case Slovene citizens. +
The European Cultural and Technological Centre (EKTC) Maribor was established in 2003 as a private institute, offering support for activities in the field of culture, cultural heritage, non-formal education, cultural, technological and scientific exchange. +
The European Festivals Association (EFA) is the major professional organisation of European festivals for the performing arts (music, theatre, dance) encouraging co-operation and collaboration between festival managements. +
The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations was launched in 2011 as the first African-European Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Migration Studies jointly run by three African and four European universities, including the University of Nova Gorica. +
In the European Union House the European Commission Representation in Slovenia and the information office of the European Parliament in Slovenia are located, in Ljubljana old town. +
Throughout 2018, that was declared a European Year of Cultural Heritage (EYCH), diverse cultural heritage across Europe was celebrated at the European, national, regional and local level. +
Established in 1989, the European Young Organists Competition takes place every three years within the framework of the European Union of Music Competitions for Youth (EMCY) and up to 2004 had featured 95 musicians from 20 European countries. +
This complimentary database to Evroterm contains a bilingual parallel corpora of translations of EU legal documents, the English-Slovene corpus totaling about 34 million words. +
Snježana Premuš: Stories of the Body III: YOU, dance performance. +
Primož Jesenko provides a brief sketch of the developments of experimental theatre in Slovenia of the 1950s and 1960s. +
Organised since 1964 by the Coastal Galleries, Ex-tempore Piran is one of the oldest competitive art festivals of its kind in Slovenia, running uninterrupted since its start. +
Established in 1995, the Eye of the Word Festival (Oko besede) is an annual traditional gathering of Slovene writers of children's and youth literature, as well as literary theorists, critics, librarians, and pedagogues. +
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The Fabjan Hafner Translation Award for translation from Slovenian into German was founded in 2017 by Goethe-Institut Ljubljana, in cooperation with the Musil Institute in Klagenfurt in Austria and the Literary Colloquium Berlin. +
Fabrika 13 is a music production and publishing house, featuring a highly equipped recording studio, specialised in remastering and restoration of old sound recordings. +
Fabula, a film, television and video production company, was launched in 2000 by Radovan Mišič, who studied film production at FAMU in Prague. +
The Faculty of Architecture Library serves the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Ljubljana, specialising in documents relating to architecture and architectural theory and also containing some historical material about eminent professors who taught at the school. +
With a long tradition and famous for great architects such as Jože Plečnik and Edvard Ravnikar, the Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana maintains its reputation of being the main faculty in Slovenia that offers academic education and professional research in architecture, urbanism, and design – graphic and product. +
Established in 2003, the Faculty of Arts Bookshop offers the publications of the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Arts either on location or online, where a complete catalogue of the publications can be found. +
The Faculty of Arts Central Humanities Library at Ljubljana University comprises 24 departmental libraries, several of them reference libraries with reading rooms. +
The origins of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ljubljana date back to 1919, the same year that the university was established. +
The Faculty of Arts at the University of Maribor was established in September 2006 when the former Academy of Education (Pedagoška akademija) was transformed into three faculties: the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and the Faculty of Education. +
Computer science education at the University of Ljubljana goes back to 1973, with computer science becoming an independent study in 1982. +
The Faculty of Design was established in 2005 in Ljubljana as a private independent institution of higher education. +
The Faculty of Economics of the University of Ljubljana (FELU) offers undergraduate and taught postgraduate programmes in a range of subjects including Accounting and Auditing, Business Informatics, Business Logistics, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Financial Management, International Business, International Economics, Management, Marketing, Money and Finance, and Tourism. +
The Faculty of Education in the University of Ljubljana has its own gallery space (182m²) for presentations of the works created by students of various art departments. +
The Faculty of Education Library was established in 1947 within the former College of Education. +
The Faculty of Education of the University of Ljubljana was established in 1964 on the foundations laid by the former College of Education in 1947. +
In September 2006 the former Academy of Education (Pedagoška akademija) of the University of Maribor was transformed into three faculties: the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and the Faculty of Education. +
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers 13 undergraduate and 10 Masters degree study programmes in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Informatics, Media Communications, Telecommunications, Industrial Engineering and Mechatronics. +
The Faculty of Humanistic Studies, Koper-Capodistria was established as a free-standing institution at the high school centre in Koper in July 2000. +
The Faculty of Media was established in 2008 as one of the youngest higher education institutions in Slovenia. +
The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering was established in 1953. +
The Faculty of Social Sciences is one of the largest academic units of the University of Ljubljana with 27 graduate and postgraduate programmes in Political Science, Communication, Journalism, and Cultural Studies. +
Comprising a total of 408 square metres, the Faculty of Theology Library offers 15 seats for students and other visitors. +
The Faculty of Theology offers five-year undergraduate programmes, two-year taught MA programmes and two-year guided research PhD programmes in Theology. +
Established in 1997 and anything but fake, Fake Orchestra are a masterful collective of musicians with a profoundly eclectic musical vision. +
The FAK Festival of Alternative Culture, launched in 2017 in the heart of the city of Maribor, combines lovers of good entertainment and alternative art forms. +
Fanfest is an international festival of fantasy literature, which has been taking place in Celje, in the third largest Slovene city, located in the region of Štajerska (Slovenian Styria). +
Fatamorgana is a company for film, television, video and audio production and public relations, established in 1995. +
In 2008, the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana established the FDV Art Gallery, a Gallery for Social Questions and Answers. +
Treating contemporary dance and theatre performances as a starting point – yet not an end in itself – the Federacija Institute is a quite peculiar production house. +
The FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival first kicked off in 2015. +
The Ljubljana-based production company Felina Films works in the production of feature films, TV shows and TV advertisements. +
Felix is a Slovene bookshop chain owned by Učila International Publishing House, which opened its first bookstore in 2002 along with founding the Felix Book Club. +
The Festival Hall, renowned as a space for inter-generational social events in Ljubljana, is housed in a building built between 1936 and 1941 based ont he plans by Jože Plečnik, originally to be part of the Baraga Theological Seminary. +
Zaradi razglasitve epidemije tudi v Sloveniji v obdobju 12.3. +
Festival IZIS is an annual contemporary arts festival that has taken place at a variety of locations on the Slovenian coast since its inception in 2013. +
Originating in 1953 with Ljubljana's oldest festival, the Ljubljana Festival, the Festival Ljubljana Public Institute was established in 1954 by the Municipality of Ljubljana. +
Running a strong and uniquely conceptualised musical programme, the Maribor Festival has established itself as one of Slovenia’s most respected classical music events. +
The Festival of European and Mediterranean Film presents a selection of contemporary cinema productions from all over Europe and the surrounding Mediterranean regions. +
The Festival of Independent Film was established in 2009 in Domžale by the cultural association MILF and the Public Fund for Cultural Activities of the Republic of Slovenia. +
Since 2010, the World Refugee Day (20 June) has been celebrated also with the Festival of Migrant Film, dedicated to all refugees and migrants worldwide. +
The Festival of Photography Maribor is an international festival of photography, founded in 2016. +
The Festival of Slovenian Film (Festival slovenskega filma or FSF) is classified as a national film festival as it offers an annual review of domestic film and television production. +
The Festival of Slovenian Jazz is an annual presentation of the current creative endeavours among the Slovenian jazz musicians of various musical orientations. +
The printed version of the calendar of Festivals in Slovenia in 2012 contains 141 festivals. +
Located in the main town square in Velenje, the Velenje Gallery is a vivid contemporary arts institution in the heart of the Šaleška Valley. +
Fičo Balet is an artist-led NGO founded in 2000 by Goran Bogdanovski and a core group of artistic collaborators. +
Let's take a ride on the term experimental music, which currently mainly defines certain more fringe musical practices, across the expanses of various musical plains, styles and genres. +
The film association Film Factory produces feature and animation film projects, focusing on author and commission. +
FilmFlow is a film podcast, established in 2014 by film critics Ana Šturm, Maja Peharc, Maja “Willow” Zupanc and Bojana Bregar. +
The FilmIT Production House is an independent film production company that specialises in producing documentary films. +
Launched in 2014, the Film Mixer Independent Film Festival presents independent film productions from all over the world. +
Filmostovje is a Ljubljana-based film producer with a particular interest in documentary and low-budget feature films. +
A non-governmental organisation Filmoteka Institute for Promotion of Film Culture was founded in 2016 by a group of film professionals from the field of filmmaking, film theory, restoration and archiving who strive at sharing the knowledge on Slovenian film as well as broader AV production, setting up projects that improve the accessibility of the related data and materials. +
The Public Fund for Cultural Activities (JSKD) has run a Film Programme for decades. +
Filmska praksa PLAN 9 was established in 2004 with the aim of bringing up a production platform for low-budget film projects and the promotion of genre films in general. +
The building of the Miners' Theatre in Idrija was built in the 1770s, it is considered the oldest theatre building in Slovenia. +
The Film Union of Slovenia was established in 2005 to promote film culture, organise film education and facilitate more effective collaboration between its members. +
The International Student Film and Video Festival Filofest was first staged in 2006 by the students of the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. +
Filozofski vestnik (Acta philosophica) has been issued since 1989 by the Institute of Philosophy at the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC-SAZU). +
Filter Society (DZU Filter) is a non-profit organisation that since July 2004 runs Art kino Metropol Celje (alongside an Internet coffeehouse called Stane). +
Stationed in a presbytery in the Ljubljana neighbourhood of Trnovo, the Finžgar Gallery runs a three-fold programme of art exhibitions (featuring painting, illustration, sculpture, drawing, photography, graphic art, and architecture), educational programmes and various other cultural events, from music concerts and film screenings to poetry recitals. +
Each year at the Festival of Slovenian Film the Slovene section of the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) appoints three of its members to the FIPRESCI festival jury. +
The multifunctional space First Stage, or Prvi oder, hosts theatre, music and literary creativity by students of the First Grammar School of Maribor (Prva gimnazija) and by visiting artists. +
Established in 1990, Fit media is a company with a rich repertoire of services; it deals in publishing, marketing communication, sustainable development, and cultural management. +
Fivia/Cenex is a Slovene film and video distribution company that was established in 1990. +
The Festival of Culture Kostanjevica (FKK) is an annual series of cultural events that aims to be ingrained in the fabric and spirit of its local community and the wider region. +
Established in 2014, the Floating Castle Festival takes place in the picturesque surroundings of the Snežnik Castle. +
Five hundred years of mining in the Idrija Mercury Mine required vast quantities of timber for the mine's architecture, supporting pillars, machines, smelting ore, as well as supplying the inhabitants of Idrija, a town which lies in a hilly region surrounded by vast forests. +
As a continuation of the Days of Early Music Festival which took place between Nova Gorica and Goriška Brda and was organised by Nova Gorica Arts Centre since 2012, the Flores Musicae Festival, a renewed medieval and renaissance music festival, takes place every autumn since 2017. +
Flota, a non-profit cultural institution for organising and producing cultural events, was established in 2001 by dancer/choreographer Matjaž Farič. +
Organised annually under the patronage of the International Council for Organisations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Art (CIOFF), the Folkart International Folklore Festival, Maribor is an important platform for folklore groups and musicians. +
Folkest Festival is a world music festival held in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Veneto (Italy), Carinthia (Austria), and Istria (Slovenia and Croatia) under the sponsorship of UNESCO. +
The Folk Museum Rogaška Slatina is made up of a curious and highly diverse collection of historic artefacts and stories, as gathered and curated by Nani Poljanec. +
The Folk Slovenia Cultural Society is a revivalist folk music society which seeks to bring together those who care about the future of folk music and folk songs in Slovenia. +
Forma Viva Open Air Sculpture Collection, Maribor is one of several in Slovenia which arose under the auspices of the International Symposia of Sculptors called Forma Viva, an innovative project conceptualised as a regular gathering of artists from all over the world. +
Forma Viva Open Air Steel Sculpture Collection, Ravne na Koroškem arose under the auspices of the International Symposia of Sculptors called Forma Viva. +
The Forma Viva Open Air Stone Sculpture Collection, Portorož was born under the auspices of the International Symposia of Sculptors called Forma Viva. +
The Forma Viva Open Air Wood Sculpture Collection in Kostanjevica na Krki is one of the four main Forma Viva Collections in Slovenia. +
Rooted in the alternative culture of the 1980s and a successor to the ŠKD Forum (active at the end of the 60s), Forum Ljubljana formally became a non-governmental cultural institution for artistic and cultural production in 1994. +
The initiative to set up the Forum of Slavic Cultures was presented for the first time during the Bush-Putin Summit at Brdo pri Kranju in June 2001. +
Launched in 1997 by the Association of Slovene Photographers, since 2010 the Fotografija, Magazine on Photography is published by Contemporary Culture and Science Institute (ZSKZ Ljubljana), two times per year Slovenian with English abstracts, while one full issue is published in Slovenian/English. +
Established in 1994 by the dancer and choreographer Branko Potočan, Fourklor is a physical theatre group, which has created a number of resounding performances marked with immediacy of physicality, fresh humour, recognisable dramaturgy, and a skilful use of stage props. +
The FO.VI Gallery was founded in 2006 by the Art Stays Cultural Association that organises the Art Stays, International Festival of Contemporary Art in Ptuj. +
The Franc Bernik Culture House opened its doors in 1998 and has since been the central cultural institution in Domžale. +
Established in 1949 following the merger of two libraries, the Kamnik Public Library, covers the municipalities of Kamnik and Komenda. +
Famous Slovene writer, publicist, political and cultural worker France Bevk (1890–1970) was born at the Volar homestead in the village of Zakojca. +
France Bevk Public Library Nova Gorica is named after a writer France Bevk (1890–1970). +
The biggest and one of the oldest Slovene folklore groups, France Marolt Student Folk Dance Group was established in 1948 in Ljubljana by France Marolt, an ethnomusicologist at the Institute of Ethnomusicology. +
Founded in 1994, the France Mihelič Gallery, Škofja Loka permanently exhibits 59 art pieces of painter, graphic artist, and illustrator France Mihelič (1907–1998), who is especially known for his expressionistic and phantasmagoric visual language. +
The France Stele Institute of Art History is the central scientific research institution for art history in Slovenia which conducts research into fine arts and architecture from the Middle Ages to the mid-20th century, including the study, publishing, and commenting on archival sources for their historiography and interpretation. +
The Library of the France Stele Institute of Art History includes some 20,000 titles of art history literature. +
Established in 1627, the Franciscan Library in Kamnik is one of the oldest in Slovenia and holds an impressive collection of books, whereas the archives now hold only registry data. +
The Franciscan monastery, established 1646 in Ljubljana, still houses a precious library, but only registry data remain of the old monastery archives. +
The Franciscan Monastery in Novo mesto was established at the end of the 15th century, the Franciscan Monastery Library is the oldest library in the city and keeps numerous old books, manuscripts, and archival records. +
In the immediate vicinity of the west Slovenian border city of Nova Gorica, lies the 143-metre-high hill Kostanjevica, with at least 3 outstanding cultural and spiritual experiences: with its Church of Mary's Annunciation and Franciscan Monastery, Kostanjevica is a place of ecclesiastical art and a centre of spirituality; with its Tombs of the Bourbons it is a historical centre; and with its Monastery Library it is a cultural centre. +
Francis's Shaft (also Franz's Shaft) is named after Roman-German Emperor Franz Joseph the Second (1792–1806) and was sinked as large transport shaft in year 1792 in the times of great prosperity for Idrija Mercury Mine. +
Franc Ksaver Meško Library is situated in Ormož Castle. +
Franc Riemer Municipal Gallery was founded in 1994 and is owned and managed by Municipality of Slovenske Konjice. +
The Franja Partisan Hospital at Dolenji Novaki near Cerkno is a cluster of functionally-arranged Partisan hospital facilities located in the narrow, barely accessible Pasice Gorge, which is itself a natural attraction. +
Established in 1952, Fran Korun Koželjski Music School in Velenje is one of the oldest music schools in Slovenia. +
The Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language at the Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU) was established in 1945 for the purpose of compiling linguistic materials and creating the basic resources for Slovenian language: a dictionary of orthography and pronunciation; a dictionary of standard Slovenian; descriptive and historical studies in linguistics; an historical-onomastic dictionary; an historical-topographical dictionary; a linguistic atlas; monographs on texts in various dialects; and phonogramic archives of dialects. +
The Fran.si aggregates the 8 dictionaries of the Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language. +
L’Institut established in Ljubljana in 1966 performs its cultural and educational activities in close collaboration with several French institutions, e.g. +
The Friderik Irenej Baraga Institute was founded in 2007 by the newly-founded diocese of Novo mesto. +
Front@ Contemporary Dance Festival takes place annually each end of August in Murska Sobota, a town in the eastern region of Slovenia known as Prekmurje. +
The independent Front Rock label was founded at the end of the 1980s by Dušan Hedl, organiser, activist and member of the now veteran band Center za dehumanizacijo (CZD) from Maribor and the region of Štajerska. +
Founded in 1984, Fru Fru Puppet Theatre is a repertory puppet theatre, producing performances based on communication with children through a combination of puppetry, acting, and live music. +
The flagship international educational programme sponsored by the United States Government, the Fulbright Program is designed to "increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries ..." With this goal, the Fulbright Program has so far provided more than 300,000 participants – chosen for their academic merit and leadership potential – with the opportunity to study and teach in each other's countries, exchange ideas, and develop joint solutions to address shared concerns. +
The Funeral Services Maribor collaborates in the project SYMBOLS - Culture of Death & Cultural Life: New audiences and creations around European Cemeteries that got supported by the EU Creative Europe Programme in 2014. +
The Renaissance Fužine Castle, in the past also named Kaltenbrunn, is named after fužine ("ironworks"), which were located together with other industrial objects (forge, paper mill) nearby the castle at the crossing over the Ljubljanica River. +
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Gala Hala is a concert venue run by KAPA Association for Cultural and Artistic Production at Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Centre. +
The Galerija BOKS Society is an organisational platform for various projects that relate to contemporary art, especially its critical examination and the conditions of its production. +
Along with the Photon Gallery, the Galerija Fotografija ("Photography Gallery") is one of two private galleries specialised in photography in Ljubljana. +
GalerijaGallery is a small gallery space set in the Šiška Cultural Quarter in Ljubljana, located on the 6th floor of the former municipality building on Trg prekomorskih brigad 1 in Šiška. +
Established in 2007, Gallery 14 in Bled is one of two gallery spaces of Studio Černe, a framing company which for more than two decades has offered installation services and equipment for exhibitions around Slovenia, also for private customers. +
SLOART Gallery is an online sales art gallery and auction house with the largest offer of Slovene art masterpieces in Slovenia, established in 2010. +
The Gallery K18 was opened in Maribor in 2011, taking its name after its location at Koroška Street 18. +
Gallery Y is the first specialized exhibition and sales gallery for contemporary art in Slovenia, which has been operating as a specialized program of the online sales gallery and auction house SLOART since 2015, and since September 2019 also as a physical gallery space in Ljubljana, also under the auspices of the SLOART Gallery. +
The Gallina women's vocal quartet was founded in 2010 in Ljubljana. +
Officially founded in 1996, the Gallus Foundation has been supporting young and talented musicians and artists (mostly from Slovenia) for almost three decades. +
The Gallus J. Carniolus Institute – named after the composer Jakob Gallus Carniolus (1550–1591) – primarily runs the Gallus Concert Agency and leads a small publishing enterprise. +
Opened in 1986, the Gasworks Museum in Ljubljana is located in the commercial building of J P Energetika – Gas Distribution Division. +
Gea College, established in 1996, is a managerial academy which offers a wide range of courses in Entrepreneurship, including an undergraduate programme that is open to international students. +
The main library of the Gea College of Entrepreneurship at its principal campus in Piran was established in 1996 together with the college. +
Since 2003 the programme of the Ex-tempore Piran - International Painting and Ceramics festival has been enriched by the Genius Loci Lera Workshop, which is organised annually at the picturesque Sečovlje Salt Pans by Obalne galerije - Coastal Galleries and Soline Pridelava soli Ltd. +
The Gestapo Prisons located in the cellars of the Municipal Offices of Dravograd are a memorial to the severe suffering of the Slovene people during the German occupation 1941–1945. +
Since 2013, the creators of the Internet portal Culture.si at Ljudmila Laboratory have been running a cousin project called Kulturnik.si, which had its official launch at the end of this November. +
Held biannually since 2003 the Gibanica (Moving Cake) Biennial of Slovenian Contemporary Dance Art has been a competitive contemporary dance festival aimed at offering an overview of the most outstanding Slovene dance performances of the preceding two years. +
In 2003 Exodos Institute launched the competitive contemporary dance festival named Gibanica (Moving Cake) Festival of Slovene Dance. +
With over 20 years of experience Agency GIG is one of the biggest music and marketing agency in Slovenia. +
Founded in 2000, Gigodesign is one of the leading Slovene design firms specialised in industrial design, visual communications, web design, service design, and communication strategies. +
Established in 1872, the cultural society Glasbena matica Ljubljana played an important role in preserving and expanding Slovene musical heritage by establishing the Ljubljana Music and Ballet Conservatory, the Academy of Music, and the sheet music store Muzikalije. +
Glasbe sveta/Musiche dal mondo is an international cross-border music festival, which connects the Slovenian city of Nova Gorica and the Italian city of Gorizia. +
Glasna magazine was launched in 2010 as a successor to the former Muska. +
The Glazer Award is named after Janko Glazer, a Slovene poet of the 20th century who lived in Maribor. +
The free cultural magazine Gledga is dedicated to the lively and diverse programmes of the Koper Theatre and the Obalne galerije - Coastal Galleries. +
Established in 1970, Glej Theatre is the oldest independent performing arts venue in Ljubljana. +
A highly renowned and genre-unbound Slovene-German music label, Glitterbeat Records mainly focuses on music from the Global South. +
While winning the bid for the European Capital of Culture speaks of a city's vision for the future, Miha Kosovel of Razpotja magazine introduces the term transfrontal and reminds us of how understanding the history of a region can better prepare us for the mental and physical shifts needed in co-creating a new reality. +
God Bless This Mess is small but lively alternative/indie/experimental rock record label established in 2005. +
First appearing in 2008, Godibodi Festival is organised by Celinka Agency and is led by the agency's artistic director (otherwise a versatile and much sought after accordionist) Janez Dovč. +
Godibodi Institute is a non-for-profit cultural institution, established in 2014. +
The Goethe-Institut Ljubljana, established in 2004, is the official cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany in Slovenia, a part of the globally operating Goethe-Institut network. +
Opened in 2000 by Goga Publishing House, this small place is located in the old part of the city of Novo mesto, and offers a quality selection of books and audio CDs by Goga and other publishers. +
Since 2014, the Goga Publishing House has been also running the Goga Literary Residency programme for international authors in an apartment in the centre of Novo mesto, right above Goga Bookshop. +
Established in 1998 by the Students' Society of Novo Mesto (DNŠ), the Goga Publishing House is involved in a wide spectrum of activities, from publishing Slovene and foreign literary works, music CDs, and journals (Rast) to organising different cultural events, literary workshops, and residency programmes. +
The Golden Coin of Poetry was introduced in 2005 within the framework of the Veronika Award ceremony to commemorate a lifetime contribution to Slovene poetry. +
The Golden Drum Award is bestowed annually at the International Festival of Creativity Golden Drum for the winning entry in each of the selected categories, arranged in groups that are modified through festival editions to reflect the changes of principles, practices and media used in the world of advertising. +
The Golden Pear Label is a project of the Pionirska - Centre for Youth Literature and Librarianship, which is part of the Ljubljana City Library. +
The Golden Pencil Award is presented each year by the Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning of Slovenia (ZAPS) for outstanding achievements by its members in the fields of architecture and landscape architecture. +
The Golden Roll Award is a project launched in 2001 by the Alliance of Slovenian Associations of Filmmakers and the Kolosej Cinemas with the intent to promote the domestic film production. +
Launched in 1985, the Golden Stick Festival is a biannual festival of performing arts for children and young people. +
Hard core punk rock band Golliwog was established in Ribnica, South Eastern Slovenia, in 1998. +
The festival Gora Rocka takes place on Šentviška planota, a plateau at the foothills of the Julian Alps. +
In addition to being among the 8 largest domestic appliance manufacturers in Europe, with over 50 years of tradition, the Velenje-based Gorenje company has been a patron of the arts for some decades, by sponsoring contemporary arts events and collecting works of art. +
Founded in 1953, the Gorenjska Museum in Kranj collects, houses, researches, and represents the movable cultural heritage of the wider Gorenjska (Upper Carniola) region. +
Continuously in print since 1947, Gorenjski glas (meaning "The Gorenjska Voice") is a twice-weekly regional newspaper covering events and issues affecting Gorenjska, a region in the Alpine northern part of Slovenia. +
Goriška Humanist Association was founded in 2006 in Nova Gorica by students of social sciences and humanities. +
The Goriška Museum, founded in 1952, is a regional museum covering the historical Goriška region, specifically the part now belonging to Slovenia. +
The Goriška Museum Library is situated in the Villa Bartolomei in Solkan. +
Established in 1956 and displayed in Jože Gorjup Primary School in Kostanjevica na Krki, the Gorjup Gallery signifies the beginning of the systematic presentation of fine arts in the town. +
The Gornja Radgona Municipal Library operates within the framework of the People's University of Gornja Radgona. +
Gornji Grad Museum Collection is housed mainly in the Bishop's Mansion, which was built in 1517 and renovated in the 18th century. +
The Gospodarsko razstavišče, Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre (GR) is located in the centre of Ljubljana and represents one of the city's landmarks as a well-preserved modernist architectural complex. +
The Government Communication Office is the professional service of the Slovene government, responsible for ensuring that the information passing between the government, its representatives and the domestic and foreign public is authentic, up-to-date and complete. +
The Government Office for Development and European Affairs (GODEA) was founded in December 2008, taking over the basic tasks of the two former offices – the Government Office for Growth and the Government Office for European Affairs, which had operated previously within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. +
The Government Office for Slovenians Abroad became an independent government service in 2004. +
The Government of the Republic of Slovenia is a body of executive power and the highest body of the state administration, independent within the framework of its jurisdiction, and responsible to the National Assembly. +
Launched in 1992, the Gracious Comedy Awards are presented at the traditional Days of Comedy festival, organised by the Slovene People’s Theatre (SLG) Celje. +
The Graduate School, commonly known as postgraduate school in Europe, at the University of Nova Gorica offers doctoral study programmes in Economics and Techniques for the Conservation of the Architectural and Environmental Heritage, Environmental Sciences, Intercultural Studies – Comparative Studies of Ideas and Cultures, Karstology, Linguistics, Physics, and Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology. +
The Grand Hotel Union Hall is a conference, congress and banquet hall in the Grand Hotel Union, located in Ljubljana's city centre. +
Gregorc/Vrhovec Architects, a studio founded in 1996 by architects, interior designers and developers Vanja Gregorc and Aleš Vrhovec, mainly specialises in the design, construction and renovation of residential buildings. +
Since its establishment in Slovenia in 2003, the Gregor Podnar Gallery has been one of the most internationally vivid Slovenian commercial galleries. +
The Grossmann Award was introduced in 1995 as an anonymous screenwriting competition meant for students of all Slovene universities. +
The Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival is a specialised competitive festival focusing on contemporary genre film production, mostly on those of horror and fantasy films. +
Grossmann Fantasy, Sci-Fi and Comics Festival is a three-day event that offers comics, fantasy and sci-fi content. +
While the origins of librarianship in Grosuplje may be traced back to the time before World War II, Grosuplje Library became the municipal library of the Municipality of Grosuplje in 1962, and today it also co-ordinates the work of its branch libraries in Ivančna Gorica and Dobrepolje and lending units in Krka, Stična, Šentvid pri Stični, and Višnja Gora. +
Launched in 2015, Grounded, a festival of electronic music, critical thinking and activism, addresses current social issues by combining seemingly incompatible: deinstitutionalised theoretical debates, every day social activism and progressive electronic club culture. +
The Grubelnik Collection of antiques was gathered by Alojz Grubelnik during his field inspections of Ribnica na Pohorjuthe and the Pohorje area between the 1970s and the present. +
The Slavko Grum Award is the most prestigious playwriting award in Slovenia, presented annually for the best new Slovenian play. +
The Grün-Filipič Award for high-quality dramaturgy work has been awarded on the occasion of the annual Week of Slovenian Drama at the Prešeren Theatre Kranj since 1979. +
GT22 was established in 2012 as a research, education and production platform that connects creativity, arts and sports. +
In 2011 the GuestRoomMaribor, the first Artist-in-Residence platform in Maribor for international artists was opened at the Pekarna Cultural Centre, run by the Pekarna Magdalena Network. +
The Gulag Institute is a production vehicle for various art and art-related projects by a loosely connected collective of artists, among them Zoran Srdić Janežič, Gorazd Krnc, Jana Putrle Srdić, Ida Hiršenfelder, Neža Mrevlje and Aleksandra Saška Gruden. +
The 209 square-metre Gustaf Hall, Pekarna is the largest hall at Pekarna Cultural Centre in Maribor. +
Established in 2000, Gustav Film is one of the most important executive film production companies in Slovenia, with a dynamic and flexible team and a large network of partners in Slovenia and around Europe. +
GVR babaLAN Institute for Contemporary Arts is a producer of polymedia art, established in 1992 by Vlado G. Repnik. +
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Hala Tivoli (Tivoli Hall) is a legendary multi-purpose venue, set in the Tivoli city park of Ljubljana. +
Established in February 2006 by Hanna Preuss, Hanna's Atelier for Sonorous Arts Ljubljana is a comprehensive centre for the exploration, creation, development, and promotion of sound arts and related disciplines in Slovenia and abroad. +
Harmonia Antiqua Labacensis is an institute for early music performance and education. +
The Heritage Information and Documentation Centre (InDoc Centre) is the central point for the Cultural Heritage Directorate, Ministry of Culture and the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia. +
The Heritology Doctoral Programme of the University of Ljubljana was established in 2009 at the Faculty of Arts. +
Herman Potočnik Noordung (1892–1929) was a rocket engineer and a space flight pioneer and a visionary who conceived the idea of a geostationary satellite. +
In 2017 the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology became a cofunder of the Herman Potočnik Noordung Space Center – Noordung Centre established in 2014, initially matching the funds of the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Vitanje. +
Four years after establishing Hest Gallery in Maribor, Emil Šarkanj opened a new gallery space in Ljubljana in 1993. +
Hest Gallery was opened in 1989 in Maribor by Emil Šarkanj. +
Hexenbrutal may very well have left some things to chance and good fortune, but their name is definitely not a coincidence. +
Named after the Slovene graphic artist, illustrator, and caricaturist Hinko Smrekar (1883–1942), the Hinko Smrekar Award is a national award for best Slovene book illustrators. +
During preparations for the recent exhibition Slovenian Impressionists and their Time 1890-1920 in Paris, the works by Hinko Smrekar received the attention of Sylvain Lecombre, head curator of the Petit Palais. +
Subtitled "a magazine for new dimensions of living", Hiše ("Houses") magazine is a research and educational bi-monthly publication co-funded by 28 companies engaged in the housing construction and furnishing industries. +
Established in 1956, the Historical Archives Celje (ZAC) collect and keep records of the archives of organisations and institutions of local and regional interest. +
The Historical Archives Ljubljana collect and keep records of the archives of organisations and institutions of local and regional interest, while the archives of organisations and institutions at state level are cared for by the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia. +
The Novo mesto-based Dolenjska and Bela Krajina Unit of the Historical Archives Ljubljana was established in 1973. +
The Gorenjska unit of the Historical Archives Ljubljana was established in 1973. +
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