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Plečnik Awards 2026: Artefacts

26. 5. 2026–27. 9. 2026

For the fourth consecutive year, Plečnik House is hosting an exhibition of the recipients of the Plečnik Awards, Slovenia’s central national honours for outstanding achievements in architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture and interior design. The awards are granted for realised projects within the Republic of Slovenia, as well as for works in Slovene communities abroad that contribute to the enrichment of spatial culture.

Current

As part of the Year of Vlasto Kopač 2026, the exhibition is on view at the Žiri Museum

Vlasto Kopač: The Unwavering Humanist

23. 4. 2026–31. 12. 2026

The exhibition Vlasto Kopač: The Unwavering Humanist, first presented at the Plečnik House in 2023 on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the architect’s birth, is travelling to the Žiri Museum this year as part of the programme dedicated to the life and work of Vlasto Kopač.

Current

a pearl of Slovenian cultural heritage of 20th century

Plečnik House with a permanent 'Plečnik' exhibition

Permanent exhibition

“A tower, a mule, me and the garden” – that is how Jože Plečnik imagined his life when he didn’t know yet that after Vienna and Prague his native Ljubljana would be his lifetime’s environment for his creative work.

Past exhibitions

Repurpose, Reinterpret:Tracing Spolia and Reuse in Plečnik’s Ljubljana

6. 2. 2026–10. 5. 2026

Plečnik’s urban projects reflect a unique blend of classical and modernist styles and shape the identity of today’s Ljubljana. His works are renowned for their innovative use of spoliation – the reuse of historical architectural elements or spolia, which he skilfully integrated into his architectural designs. Plečnik's use of spolia is highlighted in the exhibition and accompanying publication ‘Repurpose, Reinterpret: Tracing Spolia and Reuse in Plečnik’s Ljubljana’.

Hiša Plečnik House X Iñaki Bonillas: ARS MEMORIAE

25. 9. 2025–25. 1. 2026

As part of this year’s project, inspired by Plečnik’s legacy and intertwined with contemporary art, we have invited the renowned Mexican artist Iñaki Bonillas and the internationally engaged Slovenian curator Tevž Logar to collaborate. The central theme of Bonillas’s intervention and exhibition is memory and its architectural reconstruction, through which we resist forgetting.

Hidden Fragments of Plečnik’s Legacy

Missing Parts

20. 6. 2025–14. 9. 2025

Architectural heritage is a dynamic entity that is constantly changing. It is not only buildings that transform, but also archival materials, which sporadically appear in different institutions or even in unexpected places; at times, the “missing parts” can be found on the guarded shelves of public archives.

The exhibition is on view at the Inter-municipal Museum Kamnik

Master Woodcarver Maks Bergant and Plečnik: The Charm of Wood

21. 5. 2025–16. 4. 2026

After its successful presentation at the Plečnik House, the exhibition 'Master Woodcarver Maks Bergant and Plečnik: The Charm of Wood' moved to Kamnik – the town where Bergant spent most of his creative life. Its display at the Inter-municipal Museum Kamnik at Zaprice Castle is both a tribute to a local artist and an opportunity for visitors to discover a valuable heritage that was born in Kamnik yet transcended local boundaries.

Artefacts: The Size of the ArchitecturePlečnik Awards 2025, Exhibition of Prize-winning Works

19. 5. 2025–8. 6. 2025

For the third consecutive year, Plečnik House will host an exhibition showcasing the laureates of the Plečnik Awards, the most prestigious national recognition for outstanding works in architecture, urbanism, landscape architecture, and interior design. These awards honor completed projects within the Republic of Slovenia and projects in Slovenian minority regions abroad that contribute to the enrichment of spatial culture.

Master Woodcarver Maks Bergant and Plečnik: The Charm of Wood

7. 2. 2025–4. 5. 2025

Master woodcarver Maks Bergant (1912–1996) continued a long-standing tradition in which masters passed their knowledge through mentorships onto their apprentices and assistants. Though he honed his craft in Kamnik under the guidance of woodcarver Ivan Klemen, it was his collaboration with architect Jože Plečnik that profoundly shaped his artistic journey and left a lasting mark on his legacy.

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