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Temporary exhibitions

Landscape & Identity

Rudolf Maister’s Birthplace
from 15.06.2022 to 09.02.2023
The Birth House of Rudolf Maister will once again host cross-border Slovenes from Carinthia, Austria. Their exhibition entitled Landscape & Identity: Geographical Names as Intangible Cultural Heritage will be on display. The authors of the exhibition are Mag. Martina Piko Rustia, head of the ...

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Online exhibitions

Urša Toman - Dream Emigration

Gallery View
from 16.12.2020 to 18.12.2022
The sculptor Urša Toman studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana, where she graduated in sculpture in 1998. Since 1993, she has collaborated with Metelkova in numerous events and presentations at numerous solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad. Her interest in placing sculpture in ...

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Temporary exhibitions

Barbara Kastelec - Plant cells

Gallery View
from 11.11.2022 to 12.12.2022
In 2001, Barbara Kastelec graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design of the University of Ljubljana with prof. Emerik Bernard and Assoc. dr. Nadji Zgonik. At the same faculty in 2004, under the mentorship of prof. Gustav Gnamuš and dr. Aleš Erjavec received her master's ...

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Satya Pene: Logging

Gallery View
from 28.09.2022 to 30.10.2022
Satya Pene (1995, Ljubljana) completed her studies in art pedagogy at the Faculty of Education in Ljubljana in 2020. Her field is ceramics, which she finally took over during a study exchange in Linz (Kunstuniversität Linz, Austria), where she also encountered porcelain (Prof. Ingrid Smolle). She ...

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Temporary exhibitions

Interlacing: Color and Patterns

Gallery Miha Maleš
from 08.09.2022 to 08.10.2022
At the exhibition on the occasion of the 50th Days of National Costumes and Clothing Heritage, we present an interweaving of Maleš's colorful depictions of national costumes and rich patterns on Kamnik majolica. Miha Maleš was a versatile artist who was interested in art in many ways. In his ...

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Temporary exhibitions

Miha Maleš - Piran

Zaprice Castle Museum and administration
from 18.06.2022 to 30.09.2022
Miha Maleš (1903-1987) will present himself through an opus marked by the city of Piran with its immediate and wider surroundings. Piran has been a place where the painter and graphic artist returned every summer, since 1955, when he first rented and later bought a house on Punta in Ulica Svobode ...

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Intermunicipal museum Kamnik - with you for six decades

Zaprice Castle Museum and administration
from 14.10.2021 to 27.09.2022
On December 4, 1961, the Kamnik Museum was established. The Renaissance-Baroque castle complex of Zaprice was intended for its operation, but it was in a rather poor condition when it was taken over. By the spring of 1962, it housed another 17 clients. Ever since 1962, the buildings in the ...

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Temporary exhibitions

Božidar Jakac - Timeless artist

Gallery Miha Maleš
from 27.05.2022 to 31.08.2022
Božidar Jakac was born on 16 July 1899 in Novo mesto, where, in addition to primary school, he also attended the first grade of the Novo mesto grammar school. In 1913 he continued his education at the high school in Idrija, where he passed the military matura exam. In 1917 he was drafted into the ...

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Temporary exhibitions

Marta Bartolj and Andreja Pogačar - Passing

Gallery View
from 08.06.2022 to 01.08.2022
"The exhibition combines illustrations and lamps of different sizes, made from waste paper (personal notes, bearers of past stories). The installation in the room is done in the form of corners, a white bench (chairs) is placed in the room, which symbolizes a point, a place to stop, think or pause ...

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Carinthia (un) divided country - 100 years after the plebiscite

Rudolf Maister’s Birthplace
from 26.01.2022 to 07.06.2022
A century ago, with a plebiscite on 10 October 1920, Carinthia was divided into Yugoslav (now Slovene) and Austrian parts. In the area of ​​Carinthia, which came under Austria, Slovenes became a minority. Hopes for the promised prosperity and peaceful coexistence of the two nations in the ...

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