Ljubljana
MGML

Exhibitions

Upcoming
Zora Stančič
Overview exhibition
Zora Stančič Fortunately, Glances Leave No Imprints
6. 3. 2025–18. 5. 2025

Zora Stančič, one of the most important artists in the field of printmaking, drawing and painting, presents for the first time a selection of works created over the last forty years. The comprehensive exhibition highlights her contribution to the development and transformation of printmaking as a medium that has significantly shaped the artistic landscape in Slovenia and achieved international recognition.

Upcoming
The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts
The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts The Oracle
6. 6. 2025–12. 10. 2025

The Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts is one of the oldest international biennial events in the world, celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2025. This edition, under the artistic direction of renowned curator, lecturer and researcher Chus Martínez, refers to the oracle in the sense of the ancient term for a place where we meet the future. At the same time, the Biennale explores the power of imagination to renew our faith in freedom and solidarity. In collaboration with the International Centre of Graphic Arts, the Biennale will also be on show at City Art Gallery Ljubljana.

Upcoming
Stane Jagodič
Overview exhibition
Stane Jagodič
23. 10. 2025–15. 1. 2026

Stane Jagodič, a master of satire, artistic exploration and a pioneer of socially engaged art in Slovenia, presents a comprehensive exhibition of his rich creative oeuvre from the 1970s to the present. Jagodič addresses key societal themes such as ecology, anti-militarism and social justice. He is recognised as one of Slovenia’s most important artists in the field of socially engaged art and various experimental techniques from X-ray art to mail art. The exhibition, organised in collaboration with the Photon Gallery in Ljubljana, offers a fresh reading of the artist's contribution to Slovenian contemporary art.

Past exhibitions

Tomaž Furlan
Overview exhibition
Tomaž FurlanThe Mother of All Struggles
3. 12. 2024–16. 2. 2025
Tomaž Furlan is an established sculptor and intermedia artist. He has been active in the Slovenian and international art scene for over two decades. Hitherto he has not had a comprehensive presentation of his work, and thus the City Art Gallery Ljubljana will showcase his versatile artistic oeuvre for the first time in one place.  
Differences
Group sculptural exhibition
DifferencesTea Curk Sorta, Tejka Pezdirc, Natalija R. Črnčec, Marko A. Kovačič, Zoran Srdić Janežič, Borut Korošec, Kristina Rutar, Boštjan Perovšek
19. 9. 2024–17. 11. 2024
The exhibition Differences will display sculptural works by contemporary Slovenian academic sculptors, who are diverse both in their artistic poetics and in the use of materials for their artistic expressions, which reflects in their artworks.
Mladen Stropnik
Mladen Stropnikadijo pastry
23. 5. 2024–1. 9. 2024
Mladen Stropnik’s exhibition project addresses questions of dynamics and perception of various realities in our daily lives. Not only those we are aware of but also all those that can be found beyond the logical and the conscious, in the realms of the strange, impossible, alien, different, including unconsciousness and dreams.
Robert Černelč: Interspaces
Overview exhibition
Robert Černelč: Interspaces
29. 2. 2024–5. 5. 2024
Academic painter and director Robert Černelč successfully, particularly analytically systematically, combines the mediums of painting, video art, and film-making in his artistic work. He expands his activities into the fields of video art, set design, and screenwriting.
FaceOrFactory: The Face of Corporate Building
Pop-up exhibition
FaceOrFactory: The Face of Corporate Building
19. 12. 2023–5. 5. 2024
The Face of Corporate Building is a research project that explores the various strategies of formulating narratives and specific rhetorical patterns crucial in creating artistic NFT platforms. 
Co-EXISTENCE
group exhibition
Co-EXISTENCEBoris Beja, Maja Smrekar, Urša Vidic, Miha Godec
1. 12. 2023–11. 2. 2024
The exhibition’s title relates to the thought of the philosopher Timothy Morton, who, in his book Dark Ecology: For a Logic of Future Coexistence, defined the ecosystem as interconnectedness and ecological thought as thinking about interconnectedness, as well as what should philosophy of ecology be in this Anthropocene era.