Exhibitions

A retrospective exhibition of the academic painter's work to mark the 50th anniversary of his career. As an important representative of expressive art, Jože Marinč is known for using strong colours, dynamic compositions and large formats.

One of the most prominent Slovenian sculptors and this year's Prešeren Award for Lifetime Achievement winner, her work is marked by the use of various materials including wood, concrete, bronze and ceramics. In recent years, Čadež has focused her research on ceramics in combination with wood and clay. The series on display, entitled Screens, presents a large-scale ceramic composition consisting of several sets, which, with the addition of different materials, techniques and content, blends with the gallery space to form a complete spatial installation.

The main idea behind the festival is to get to know some of the more recent videos which were created without the help of computers but have still managed to outshine the modern technology. The festival also includes an exhibition of still pictures, videos and devices from the second half of the 20th century.

An overview exhibition of selected works by artists who have participated in the Izlake–Zagorje Art Colony since 1964.The artworks were created in urban, industrial and natural environments of Izlake and Zagorje, and form part of the collection of the Izlake–Zagorje Art Colony.

The exhibition forms part of a series of memorial exhibitions of lesser-known artworks from Slovene artists in Bežigrad Galleries. This time the focus is on the life's work of an author from the coastal region.

A commemorative exhibition honouring Bogdan Borčić (1926–2014). One of the key painters and printmakers in Slovenia, a professor and representative of abstract and minimalist art.It will feature documentary photographs from his atelier, his drawing and painting tools and accessories and artwork from the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Koroška and private collections.