Galerija Škuc
Stari trg 21, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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| − | |name | + | |name = Škuc Gallery |
| − | | localname = Galerija Škuc | + | |localname = Galerija Škuc |
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| − | | town | + | |street = Stari trg 21 |
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| − | |telephone = 386 (0) 1 | + | |town = SI-1000 Ljubljana |
| − | |fax = 386 (0) 1 421 3140 | + | |telephone = 386 (0) 1 251 6540 |
| − | |email = galerija | + | |fax = 386 (0) 1 421 3140 |
| − | |website = http:// | + | |email = galerija@skuc.org |
| − | |managed by = ŠKUC Association | + | |website = http://www.galerijaskuc.si/ |
| − | |contacts = {{contact | + | |managed by = ŠKUC Association |
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| − | |role = Artistic Director | + | |name = Tia Čiček |
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| − | |opening hours = 12am- | + | |opening hours = 12am-7pm Tue-Sun, closed Mon |
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| + | https://twitter.com/SkucGallery | ||
| + | https://www.facebook.com/GalerijaSkuc | ||
| + | https://www.instagram.com/skucgallery/?fbclid=IwAR1axdKG60grFR-42_0O9Gc8q1SDajfSaVES8cCX_VMtRZOtHzvIi2xtw_M | ||
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| − | The establishment of [[Škuc Gallery]] in [[Established::1978]] as part of the alternative programmes of the [[ŠKUC Association]] offered an important foil to the dominant exhibition policy of the established national galleries and institutions in Slovenia. | + | The establishment of [[Škuc Gallery]] in [[Established::1978]] as part of the alternative programmes of the [[ŠKUC Association|ŠKUC]] offered an important foil to the dominant exhibition policy of the established national galleries and institutions in Slovenia. |
| − | Preparing approximately one exhibition monthly plus additional events and guest appearances abroad and at home, the Škuc Gallery has over the years become one of the most visited exhibition premises in Slovenia | + | Preparing approximately one exhibition monthly plus additional events and guest appearances abroad and at home, the Škuc Gallery has over the years become one of the most visited exhibition premises in Slovenia. Through close co-operation with international institutions, curators and artists Škuc Gallery has developed into an important public centre for exhibitions, events, publishing, research and documentation in the field of contemporary visual arts. |
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| − | == | + | ==Former artistic directors== |
| − | The Škuc Gallery was launched with a retrospective presentation of work by the conceptual art group [[OHO]]. Its first artistic director was art historian and curator Taja Vidmar Brejc, | + | The Škuc Gallery was launched with a retrospective presentation of work by the conceptual art group [[OHO Group|OHO]], curated by [[Tomaž Brejc]]. Its first artistic director was art historian and curator [[Taja Vidmar Brejc]] (1947–2016), later the director and the owner of [[Equrna Gallery]]. In the 1980s under the artistic directors [[Dušan Mandić]] (member of the group [[Irwin]]), [[Marina Gržinić]], and [[Barbara Borčić]] (later the director of the [[SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts]]), the Škuc Gallery became the centre of alternative (sub)culture in Ljubljana, presenting various multimedia projects. Their legacy was followed by [[atelje.Balant|Boris Balant]] at the end of the 1980s. At the turn of the decade [[Tomislav Vignjević]] and [[Alenka Pirman]] as artistic directors continued into the 1990s with the concept of the following focuses: solo exhibitions of emerging Slovene artists; solo exhibitions (or projects outside the gallery) by established Slovene and international artists; thematic and group organised by guest curators, and socio-cultural documentary exhibitions. Between 1996 and 2003 the artistic director was [[Gregor Podnar]] who later on established [[Gregor Podnar Gallery|his own commercial gallery]]. Art historian [[Alenka Gregorič]] lead the gallery for the following 6 years, expanded the international scope of the programme and continued with the previously established commercial activities. [[Tevž Logar]] led the gallery up to 2013. He introduced a new feature to the gallery's programme - thorough monographic studies of the established artistic positions such as Željko Jerman or Ulay. |
==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
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The programme is based on contemporary visual art complemented with projects of new media art and other contemporary artistic practices. Some of the programme is related to the history of the exhibition space to link the present and past, so to highlight the characteristics of a period that is inextricably linked with the exhibition and social spheres in which the gallery operates. | The programme is based on contemporary visual art complemented with projects of new media art and other contemporary artistic practices. Some of the programme is related to the history of the exhibition space to link the present and past, so to highlight the characteristics of a period that is inextricably linked with the exhibition and social spheres in which the gallery operates. | ||
| − | During the last decade, the following internationally-working artists have been presented in the gallery: | + | During the last decade, the following internationally-working artists have been presented in the gallery: Marina Abramović & Ulay, Rasheed Araeen, Maja Bajević, John Baldessari, [[Jože Barši]], [[BridA]], Attila Csörgő, Tacita Dean, Vlasta Delimar, Olafur Eliasson, [[Vadim Fishkin]], Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Ingold Airlines, [[Irwin]], Sanja Iveković, Šejla Kamerić, [[Žiga Kariž]], Zofia Kulik, Katalin Ladik, Juri Leiderman, Antun Motika, Olaf Nicolai, Ola Pehrson, [[Marko Peljhan]], Goran Petercol, Cesare Pietroiusti, [[Tadej Pogačar]], [[Marjetica Potrč]], [[Sašo Sedlaček]], Mladen Stilinović, Nebojša Šerić-Šoba, [[Nika Špan]], [[Miha Štrukelj], [[Apolonija Šušteršič]], Elulalia Valldosera, [[Matej Andraž Vogrinčič]], Sislej Xhafa, ... and many more. |
==Commercial branch== | ==Commercial branch== | ||
| − | Since 2000 the Škuc Gallery has been | + | Since 2000 the Škuc Gallery has been participating at the international art fairs. The gallery's position is quite specific as its commercial involvement does not influence its non-commercial activities, which are carried out independently. |
| − | After 2003 the concept of commercial gallery activity changed into representation of selected artists that are coming from critical or even ironic situations towards the actual global problems like migrations, surveillance, urban planning, consumerism, terrorism, etc. Within the commercial branch, the Škuc Gallery cooperates with 11 international and Slovene artists such as Art Fun Club, Nemanja Cvijanović, Vuk Ćosić, Matej Andraž Vogrinčič, Alban Muja, Carina Randløv, son:DA, Miha Štrukelj, and Sislej Xhafa. The gallery attends (mostly) European contemporary art fairs. | + | After 2003 the concept of commercial gallery activity changed into representation of selected artists that are coming from critical or even ironic situations towards the actual global problems like migrations, surveillance, urban planning, consumerism, terrorism, etc. Within the commercial branch, the Škuc Gallery cooperates with 11 international and Slovene artists such as Art Fun Club, Nemanja Cvijanović, [[Vuk Ćosić]], [[Matej Andraž Vogrinčič]], Alban Muja, Carina Randløv, [[son:DA]], [[Miha Štrukelj]], and Sislej Xhafa. The gallery attends (mostly) European contemporary art fairs. |
| + | ==Venue== | ||
| + | *'''dimensions:''' Room 1: 31.5m² (c 4.5m x 7m x 2.5m H), Room 2: 21m² (c 3.5m x 6m x 2.5m H), Room 3: 36m² (c 6m x 6m x 2.5m H), Room 4: 35m² (c 3.5m x 10m x 2.5m H), Room 5: 56m² (c 7m x 6m x 2.5m H) | ||
| + | *'''installation system:''' Nielsen hanging system, hammer and nail system | ||
| + | *'''lighting:''' halogen lighting system plus natural light from windows | ||
| + | *'''climate control:''' none | ||
| + | *'''security:''' no security system installed | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[ŠKUC Association]] | * [[ŠKUC Association]] | ||
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Past Events
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24 Sep 2017
P74 Centre and Gallery presents works by Milena Usenik and Tadej Pogačar and Škuc Gallery presents works by Miha Štrukelj, Matej Andraž Vogrinčič and Jasmina Cibic within the viennacontemporary International Art Fair, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
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28 Feb 2017
15 Jul 2017
Contemporary Artistic Revolutions: An Institutional Perspective, an exhibition featuring works by Irwin, Novi kolektivizem (NK) and Janja Žvegelj and conference attended by Barbara Borčić presenting SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts and the Urbanaria projects, as well as Tevž Logar and Vladimir Vidmar (ŠKUC Gallery),
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22 Sep 2016
25 Sep 2016
P74 Centre and Gallery presenting Tomaž Furlan and Jože Barši, Photon Gallery presenting Markus Guschelbauer, Marko Lipuš, Alen Ožbolt in Bojan Salaj and Škuc Gallery presenting Miha Štrukelj, Matej Andraž Vogrinčič and Jasmina Cibic, as well as Alkatraz Gallery presenting Igor Eškinja, Andrea Knezović in Neven Korda at Focus: Ex-Yugoslavia and Albania within viennacontemporary, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
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24 Sep 2015
27 Sep 2015
Škuc Gallery, P74 Centre and Gallery and Photon Gallery at the viennacontemporary international art fair, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
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22 Mar 2015
A lecture on contemporary art in Slovenia by Vladimir Vidmar, curator and artistic director of ŠKUC Gallery, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tel Aviv,
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6 Feb 2015
28 Feb 2015
Refonte, an exhibition and round table discussion also featuring Janez Janša (Aksioma Institute), Vladimir Vidmar (ŠKUC Gallery), and Simona Vidmar (Maribor Art Gallery),
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2 Oct 2014
5 Oct 2014
Škuc Gallery presents works by Jasmina Cibic, P74 Centre and Gallery presents a number of selected artists, and The Century of the Bed, an exhibition curated by Alenka Gregorič, at the 10th VIENNAFAIR - The New Contemporary
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4 Sep 2014
12 Oct 2014
Framing the Space and Fruits of Our Land, short films by Jasmina Cibic (Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, Škuc Gallery, ŠKUC Association), in the framework of the exhibition Art and Authority: Landscapes from the collection of Josip Broz Tito
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3 Jun 2014
8 Jun 2014
Framing the Space, a short film by Jasmina Cibic (Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, Škuc Gallery, ŠKUC Association), and Bojana Piškur as curator at les Rencontres Internationales
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10 Mar 2014
A screening of Fruits of Our Lands and Framing the Space (Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, Škuc Gallery - ŠKUC Association) followed by a lecture by the director Jasmina Cibic, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest,
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30 May 2013
24 Nov 2013
For our Economy and Culture, a project by Jasmina Cibic at the Slovenian Pavilion (co-organised by the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana and Škuc Gallery) at the 55th Venice Biennale, supported by the Ministry of Culture
at the La Biennale di Venezia International Art Exhibition
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15 May 2013
15 Jun 2013
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7 May 2013
A presentation of Jasmina Cibic's project that will be exhibited at the 55th Venice Biennial (organised by Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana and co-produced by Škuc Gallery), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London,
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12 May 2011
15 May 2011
Škuc Gallery, Gregor Podnar Gallery, Photon Gallery, and P74 Centre and Gallery at the Viennafair 2011
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10 Mar 2011
3 Apr 2011
The Accretions II exhibition curated by Angela Harutyunyan, Tevž Logar, Joanna Sokołowska and co organised by Škuc Gallery
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30 Sep 2010
22 Oct 2010
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27 Jun 2010
1 Aug 2010
The Disobedience, in the eyes of anyone who has read history, is man's original virtue exhibition, curated by Tevž Logar from Škuc Gallery
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16 Jun 2010
20 Jun 2010
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6 May 2010
9 May 2010
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23 Apr 2010
26 Apr 2010
Former artistic directors
The Škuc Gallery was launched with a retrospective presentation of work by the conceptual art group OHO, curated by Tomaž Brejc. Its first artistic director was art historian and curator Taja Vidmar Brejc (1947–2016), later the director and the owner of Equrna Gallery. In the 1980s under the artistic directors Dušan Mandić (member of the group Irwin), Marina Gržinić, and Barbara Borčić (later the director of the SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts), the Škuc Gallery became the centre of alternative (sub)culture in Ljubljana, presenting various multimedia projects. Their legacy was followed by Boris Balant at the end of the 1980s. At the turn of the decade Tomislav Vignjević and Alenka Pirman as artistic directors continued into the 1990s with the concept of the following focuses: solo exhibitions of emerging Slovene artists; solo exhibitions (or projects outside the gallery) by established Slovene and international artists; thematic and group organised by guest curators, and socio-cultural documentary exhibitions. Between 1996 and 2003 the artistic director was Gregor Podnar who later on established his own commercial gallery. Art historian Alenka Gregorič lead the gallery for the following 6 years, expanded the international scope of the programme and continued with the previously established commercial activities. Tevž Logar led the gallery up to 2013. He introduced a new feature to the gallery's programme - thorough monographic studies of the established artistic positions such as Željko Jerman or Ulay.
Programme
In recent years, the Škuc Gallery's programme has relied mainly on integrating various segments and conceptual guidelines set by the artistic director, and combining them in a balanced programme presenting Slovene and foreign artists.
The programme is based on contemporary visual art complemented with projects of new media art and other contemporary artistic practices. Some of the programme is related to the history of the exhibition space to link the present and past, so to highlight the characteristics of a period that is inextricably linked with the exhibition and social spheres in which the gallery operates.
During the last decade, the following internationally-working artists have been presented in the gallery: Marina Abramović & Ulay, Rasheed Araeen, Maja Bajević, John Baldessari, Jože Barši, BridA, Attila Csörgő, Tacita Dean, Vlasta Delimar, Olafur Eliasson, Vadim Fishkin, Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Ingold Airlines, Irwin, Sanja Iveković, Šejla Kamerić, Žiga Kariž, Zofia Kulik, Katalin Ladik, Juri Leiderman, Antun Motika, Olaf Nicolai, Ola Pehrson, Marko Peljhan, Goran Petercol, Cesare Pietroiusti, Tadej Pogačar, Marjetica Potrč, Sašo Sedlaček, Mladen Stilinović, Nebojša Šerić-Šoba, Nika Špan, [[Miha Štrukelj], Apolonija Šušteršič, Elulalia Valldosera, Matej Andraž Vogrinčič, Sislej Xhafa, ... and many more.
Commercial branch
Since 2000 the Škuc Gallery has been participating at the international art fairs. The gallery's position is quite specific as its commercial involvement does not influence its non-commercial activities, which are carried out independently.
After 2003 the concept of commercial gallery activity changed into representation of selected artists that are coming from critical or even ironic situations towards the actual global problems like migrations, surveillance, urban planning, consumerism, terrorism, etc. Within the commercial branch, the Škuc Gallery cooperates with 11 international and Slovene artists such as Art Fun Club, Nemanja Cvijanović, Vuk Ćosić, Matej Andraž Vogrinčič, Alban Muja, Carina Randløv, Son:DA, Miha Štrukelj, and Sislej Xhafa. The gallery attends (mostly) European contemporary art fairs.
Venue
- dimensions: Room 1: 31.5m² (c 4.5m x 7m x 2.5m H), Room 2: 21m² (c 3.5m x 6m x 2.5m H), Room 3: 36m² (c 6m x 6m x 2.5m H), Room 4: 35m² (c 3.5m x 10m x 2.5m H), Room 5: 56m² (c 7m x 6m x 2.5m H)
- installation system: Nielsen hanging system, hammer and nail system
- lighting: halogen lighting system plus natural light from windows
- climate control: none
- security: no security system installed
See also
External links
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