Društvo likovnih umetnikov Ljubljana (DLUL)
Breg 22, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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Contact
Past Events
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25 Sep 2016
Works on Paper, an exhibition of works by Vesna Čadež, Nina Čelhar, Črtomir Frelih, Polona Maher and Mojca Zlokarnik (Ljubljana Fine Artists Society),
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23 Jul 2016
Melange Expanded – Transformation der Wirklichkeit, an exhibition featuring works by Maša Gala, Taja Ivančič, Paola Korošec, Eva Petrič, and Saba Skaberne (Ljubljana Fine Artists Society), supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
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5 May 2014
27 May 2014
Impressions, a joint exhibition by Robert Černelč, Simon Kastelic and Nika Zupančič, co-organised by Ljubljana Fine Artists Association
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24 May 2013
The Forth Tunnel, a joint exhibition by members of the Ljubljana Fine Artists Association: Polona Demšar, Blanka Stepančič Dobrila, Nina Zelenko, Svetlana Jakimovska Rodić, Jozef Vrščaj and Jurij Dobrila
Background
After World War II the Slovenian Society of Artists was re-established with Božidar Jakac as its first president. It was based in Ljubljana and included Maribor's subcommittee. In 1974 the society was decentralised and more associations were established and integrated in the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)) with Ljubljana Fine Artists Society (DLUL) becoming one of them.
Exhibitions
The society runs an exhibition programme at various sites in the city of Ljubljana, including the Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU) Gallery and the ZDSLU Garden Gallery at Komenskega 8, the Pentagonal Tower at Ljubljana Castle, Jožef Stefan Institute Gallery, etc. DLUL organises around 12 exhibitions every year and also participates in the Museums Summer Night.
Examples of solo exhibitions include: Nuša Lapajne Čurin, Prostorski sistemi in the Garden ZDSLU; Karel Zelenko's Theatrum mundi in Pentagonal Tower at Ljubljana Castle; Transformers, drawings by Zvonko Čoh and Milan Erič in Ljubljana Castle; and The Medium and Large Statue, a memorial exhibition of France Rotar's work in Ljubljana Castle.
Other activities
Some events are initiated by individual members of the association such as the sculptural colony in Vrhnika in 2010. Some members exhibited their work as part of Cultural Week 2011 in Stockholm organised by the Association of Swedish-Slovenian Friendship.
DLUL leads excursions for its members to see foreign exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale as well as organises other activities like art workshops for children. It informs its members about important cultural events and calls for solo or group exhibitions, as well as gives them a possibility to advertise their work by posting links of their web pages or announcements of their exhibitions.
International cooperation
Move Moment was DLUL's exhibition prepared in honour of the opening of the then newly renovated Slovenian Embassy in Washington in 2007. It included works by 24 artist including Jurij Dobrila, Secret B 45; Dušan Kirbiš, Hi sol; Damjan Kracina, Devonian Future; Tobias Putrih, QR/S/O REFLEX; and Zora Stančič, In the Mood for Art. Since then the exhibition was displayed in Cleveland, Chicago, Miami, Ottawa, and Toronto, as well as in the Historical Atrium in Ljubljana's Town Hall in 2010.
For the occasion of the World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010 DLUL prepared the exhibition Ex-libris linking books and fine arts in the Pentagon tower at the Ljubljana Castle. It was curated by Jadranka Ljubičič and included ex-libris designs made especially for the event.
See also
- DLUL Gallery
- Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU) Gallery
- Slovenian Association of Fine Arts Societies (ZDSLU)
- May Salon
Other regional fine arts associations
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