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Exhibitions

Current
Silvester Plotajs Sicoe
Overview exhibition
Silvester Plotajs Sicoe How to Dream Backwards?
5. 3. 2026–3. 5. 2026

Silvester Plotajs Sicoe, an academic painter, presents his most extensive and in-depth overview exhibition to date at the City Art Gallery Ljubljana. The exhibition, entitled How to Dream Backwards?, is a carefully conceived selection of works in which the artist has attained personal painterly and narrative maturity – the refinement he has persistently, thoroughly, and patiently pursued since the very beginning of his career.

Upcoming
Tanja Lažetić
Overview exhibition
Tanja Lažetić Laž (Lie)
21. 5. 2026–30. 8. 2026

Tanja Lažetić is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores feminism, female identity, and social roles. The exhibition spans her practice from 1997 to the present, bringing together key works and examining themes of vulnerability, resilience, and identity.

Upcoming
Borut Krajnc
Overview exhibition
Borut Krajnc
17. 9. 2026–15. 11. 2026

The exhibition presents the socially engaged photographic work of Mladina's photojournalist Borut Krajnc, one of Slovenia’s key documentary photographers, whose images critically document the country’s political and social realities over the past fifteen years.

Upcoming
Strip Core
Overview exhibition
Strip Core
3. 12. 2026–8. 2. 2027

Active since the late 1980s, Strip Core is a socially engaged multidisciplinary collective central to Slovenia’s independent art and comics scene. The exhibition presents its legacy and ongoing production, including Stripburger and Svetlobna gverila.

Past exhibitions

Stane Jagodič
Overview exhibition
Stane JagodičRestless Eye
6. 11. 2025–8. 2. 2026
Stane Jagodič is one of Slovenia's most prominent contemporary visual artists in the domain of socially engaged art. The exhibition presents his rich creative path since the 1970s, highlighting the synthesis of his experimental approaches within the expanded fields of photography, drawing and printmaking, where his characteristic concerns with ecology, social justice, solidarity, anti-militarism, technological progress and the search for balance between them are expressed with particular clarity.
The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts
The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic ArtsThe Oracle: On Fantasy and Freedom
6. 6. 2025–12. 10. 2025
The Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts, which celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2025, announces its 36th edition under the artistic direction of renowned curator, lecturer and researcher Chus Martínez, with City Art Gallery Ljubljana as one of the main exhibition venues.
Zora Stančič
Overview exhibition
Zora StančičFortunately, Glances Leave No Imprints
6. 3. 2025–20. 5. 2025
Zora Stančič is an established visual artist who, through her extensive body of work, actively shapes contemporary Slovenian fine art. She explores the boundaries of printmaking and its role in modern visual language. Her first such comprehensive presentation at the City Art Gallery Ljubljana offers a thorough selection of graphic artworks, focusing on the diversity of narrative motifs and in-depth exploration of technical and formal execution. The exhibition is curated by Sarival Sosič, PhD, who places the exhibition within the broader context of contemporary artistic practices.
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.

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