Exhibitions

The exhibition by Saša Saša Spačal, an artist working at the intersection of intermedia art, exploration of living systems and audio frequencies, links Earth to the post-human present, that includes both a seed of the future as well as a shadow of the past.

The series So it has come to this… resumes by questioning the attitude of our society towards the virtual world in all its breadth. This shows to be quite an ambivalent attitude – even in the post-virtual future as imagined by Dorijan Šiško.

At the first exhibition of the "Takle mamo … / So it has come to this…" cycle Julien Moulin is presenting "Terra Incognita" series of graphic collages.

The exhibition "Seeing Eye Awareness" celebrates the artist as cultural clairvoyant, as someone having a third eye opened unto the secrets of society, as someone we invite to reveal mystical truths.

At the first exhibition of the "Takle mamo … / So it has come to this…" cycle Julien Moulin is presenting "Terra Incognita" series of graphic collages. 

At the fifth exhibition of the "Dogaja se / It is Happening" cycle Tinka Leskovšek is presenting the illustration triptych "Hair".

Ali Bramwell, an academically trained sculptor and performance artist from New Zealand, uses kinetic installations trough physical strains of her body. Her installations often incorporate the possibility of exploitation, impermanence, absurdity and failure.

At the fourth exhibition of the "Dogaja se / It is Happening" cycle Hanna Juta Kozar is presenting "Synthetic Happiness" photographic series.

In its current edition, the festival of light that celebrates its 12th anniversary, will comprise numerous lighting installations, objects and projections to be presented in the streets and squares of Ljubljana, and in two gallery settings.

At the third exhibition of the "Dogaja se / It is Happening" cycle Lucija Kržišnik is presenting the illustration triptych "mesoamericas y yo".

At the second exhibition of the "Dogaja se / It is Happening" cycle Klara Debeljak is presenting the illustration triptych "Shadows".

The end chasing the beginning semantically, thus creating ever new meanings and paths in turn, the title of the exhibition indicates an experience of travelling, maybe even vagabonding, which is typical of the experiential creative practice of Metod Blejec.

At the first exhibition of the "Dogaja se / It is Happening" cycle Zarja Ražman is presenting the triptych of works comprising "Delusions", "Forest" and "Wake up!", which is  the result of conceptual exploration entitled "emergenze".

The second exhibition in the series "Ljubljana Bows to Slovenia" is crossing the national border to present in the Match Gallery contemporary artists from far and near who have set up a home in greater Trieste.

Currently the most socially and politically engaged Croatian artist, Siniša Labrović (born in Sinj in 1965) carried out his first campaign, "Bandaging the wounded" in year 2000, then still as professor of Croatian language and literature, forming it as a performative reaction to the nationalist iconoclasm of systemic destruction of Partisan memorials in Croatia.

What is a death mask? What is its purpose? Is it a thing of the past or part of a living, yet overlooked practice in sculpture? How many death masks are kept in public collections across Slovenia? And who are the people whose faces were cast?

A group exhibition of the artistic group from Osaka and its surrounding offers an insight into the production of the art scene around the Shimbun Onna Gallery. It discloses the organisation and survival strategies of artists living there.

The exhibition asks what a world without us would be like. But rather than conjuring up a post-disaster scenario, it describes such a world as the result of a gradual development whose origins can be traced back to our day and age. Taking its cues from science-fiction literature and the philosophical school of Speculative Realism, the exhibition largely relies on the principle of extrapolation.

The Lighting Guerrilla international festival is dedicated to the presentation of artistic creations whose main medium of expression is the medium of light. The mission of the festival emphasizes the city as a living formation, as a space of creativity that encourages the imagination and dictates a different, dynamic rhythm of life.

With their exhibition "Space is a Canvas – Diptych", the Slovenian-Swiss art duo Veli & Amos are trying to integrate their differing artistic practices and media into an image perceived in two dimensions, using a spatial installation to that effect.