Exhibitions

Alviani •  Miha Avanzo • Guglielmo Achille Cavellini • Ryosuke Cohen • Continuum 4: Luciano Caruso Laura Marcheschi, Steliomaria Martini, Felice Piemontese, Giovanni Polera, Patrizia Vicinelli Emilio Villa Franco Visco • Jack Keguenne • Peter Kersche • Kalevi Lappalainen • Eugenio Miccini • Hugo Mund • Živko Kladnik Mohammed - Centro di comunicazione Ristretta • Neznan avtor • Bojan Pisk • Ruth Wolf Rehfeldt • Guy Schraenen • Nejč Slapar • Studio Signum • Balint Szombathy • Lidija Starc • Vinko Tušek • Franci Zagoričnik

The exhibition From Sketch to Puppet, organised by Bežigrajska galerija 1 in collaboration with Ljubljana Puppet Theatre and a Theatre Glej, presents the works of Silvan Omerzu – creator of drawings, puppets and set designs for puppet shows, and director of the following performances: Stories of Little Charlie by Rotraut Susanne Berner in adaptation of Saša Eržen; Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, The Devil and the Shepherd directed by Jan Zakonjšek and  Little Red Riding Hood of the Grimm brothers.

The selected works by Milan Golob, painter, physicist and philosopher, present an overview of his artistic expression and video/audio creations. His work reveals a variety of approaches, from small-format paintings characterized by circles to pictorial images focusing on text.

The exhibition is part of a series of exhibitions by artists presenting sculptures from a variety of materials. Jiří Bezlaj, one of the most prominent Slovenian sculptors, showcases his most recent works - objects made of paper, wood and iron.

Presentation of a graphic artist who creates distinctive works of art in various printmaking techniques such as woodcut, linocut and high copper engraving. The artist combines the classical printmaking medium with contemporary means of expression through his unique creative approach. His delicate expressive images, with distinctive curves, textures, shadows and the interplay of the fantasy world with reality, create the appearance of an expressive narrative.

The exhibition entitled From the Collection of W. B.: Protocol (Presence of J. P.) will feature ten paintings from 2023 and a video from 2019. The works on display are linked by a painting concept in which the author perceives time as a painterly competitor.