Calendar of events - September 2021

Thursday, September 9, 2021, at 6 p.m.

Miha Maleš Gallery, Glavni trg 2, Kamnik

National costume in the works of Miha Maleš

Miha Maleš (1903–1987), painter, graphic artist, draftsman, publisher and photographer, made numerous lithographs and monotypes of national costumes in his very extensive creative work. The graphics represent traditional costumes and clothing heritage, which the artist noticed on his travels through the territory of the former Yugoslavia in the 1950s, creating an authentic artistic expression marked by a light and elegant line and rich colour.

The curator of the exhibition is Saša Bučan.

The exhibition will be on view until October 23, 2021.

Friday, September 10, 2021, at 6 p.m.

Miha Maleš Gallery, Glavni trg 2, Kamnik

I show myself to a boy in a colourful dress.

Presentation of the book on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of DNN with articles by great connoisseurs of clothing heritage and Kamnik’s past, dr. Bojan Knific and dr. Marija Klobčar. The publishers of the book are the Municipality of Kamnik.

Saturday, September 11, 2021, at 11 a.m.

Museum – Castle Zaprice, Muzejska pot 3, Kamnik

Public guided tour of the exhibition SLOVENIAN MAJOLICA

The joint exhibition of the National Museum of Slovenia and the Intermunicipal Museum Kamnik Slovenian majolica is dedicated to a wine made of white-ringed ceramics. It has a special status in the Slovene tradition – it has become, so to speak, a mythological object, closely connected with the identity of the Slovene nation, as it is also sung by folk songs as a symbol of good and happy society.

The exhibition will be co-authored by Saša Bučan and Marko Kumer.

Tuesday, September 14, 2021, at 6 p.m.

Ivan Hribar Center Trzin

ŽERJAVČEK – the symbol of Trzina and the most important natural heritage in the municipality

 Presentation of natural heritage and exhibition of works from the art competition of the Trzin kindergarten and Trzin primary school, as well as online assignments and quizzes on natural heritage in the municipality of Trzin for primary school students.

Project manager Janja Železnikar.

Friday, September 17, 2021, at 6 p.m.

Museum – Castle Zaprice, Muzejska pot 3, Kamnik

Round table ON THE CARINTHIAN PLEBISCIT 1920: a look into the past and present

At the exhibition Carinthian Plebiscite 1920 in Literature, Music and Poems, which is on view at the Birth House of Rudolf Maister, we prepared a round table on the 100th anniversary of the Carinthian plebiscite, which will host Janez Stergar, historian, president of the Club of Carinthian Slovenes in Ljubljana; dr. Danijel Grafenauer, historian, research associate at the Institute for Ethnic Issues in Ljubljana; mag. Rudi Vouk, a lawyer from Klagenfurt and a national political worker and others.

In the conversation, they will look at the time 101 years ago, when the plebiscite took place, and present the current situation in cross-border Carinthia: language, culture, politics, economy… Many things will be heard from this and that side, who has been living separately from his mother for more than 100 years.

The discussion will be led by Alenka Juvan.

In cooperation with the General Maister Kamnik Society.

Saturday, September 25, 2021, at 11 a.m.

Museum – Castle Zaprice, Muzejska pot 3, Kamnik

Public guided tour of the PASTA AND COFFEE exhibition

 The theme of this year’s European Heritage Days is Good Run! You are invited to the last public guided tour of the exhibition Macaroni and Coffee from Šmarca, where since 1919 it has smelled of grain coffee and coffee substitutes, pasta and jam. The factory produced as many as 29 types of pasta. Real coffee was rarely roasted – especially for the military, they mainly made coffee substitute from barley. In 1948 they became the plant of Kamnik’s Eta. In 1963, the pasta and coffee plant was closed.

The exhibition will be led by the author Marko Kumer.

Wednesday, September 29, 2021, at 6 p.m.

Gallery Pogled, Glavni trg 2, Kamnik

MATJAŽ BOROVNIČAR ​​- painting exhibition

Curator Saša Bučan.

According to the Ordinance on the temporary restriction of the provision of cultural services, visiting cultural events is only possible with the obligatory use of protective masks and subject to the PCT condition.

You enter the venue at your own risk and assume responsibility for meeting the conditions.