Exhibitions

The exhibition of selected works by the doyen of Slovenian modern painting, a pedagogue and author of university textbooks on art education methodology and theory, features drawings, paintings, and a series of small sculptures marked by the artist’s most intimate and expressive depictions.

A memorial exhibition that honours one of Slovenia's key painters – a philosopher and member of the OHO group. The drawings and monumental canvases executed in acrylic on jute reflect his extraordinary artistic path characterised by red and blue motifs.

 Žoel Kastelic • Živko Kladnik • Boštjan Lapajne • Amir Muratović • Ana Palir • Tomaž Pavkovič • Jatun Risba • Tina Šulc Resnik • Sašo VrabičThe traditional four-day Vidofestival Natures, centered on imagery from the natural world, features video works by authors selected through an open call, newly discovered films by Živko Kladnik, sound and filmmaking equipment, and photographs from films and videos.

The second exhibition showcases a new way of creating innovative paper art. The pieces were made by cutting and carving paper and gluing them into a single object. The purpose is to put on display some large-scale paintings and three-dimensional artworks:  Bogdan Borčić, Janja Kosi, Janko Testen, Petra Varl, Nežka Zamar and Tone Žnidaršič.

As a part of a series of memorial art exhibitions of lesser-known Slovenian artists, the exhibition presents Izidor Urbančič – artist, painter, sculptor and teacher. The selection of his artwork features a unique intimistic approach to fine art and is a glimpse into the magically intimate paintings from the 1950s and the sublimely playful sculptures created as early as the 1970s.

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.