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Along with the Photon Gallery, the Galerija Fotografija ("Photography Gallery") is one of two private galleries specialised in photography in Ljubljana. Established in 2003 and located in the first floor of the medieval house in the old Ljubljana centre, the gallery popularises high-quality photography of established Slovene and international authors. In addition to annual exhibitions the gallery also organises lectures, screenings of master photographers, and project presentations. The gallery entered the international art market in 2009, participating in the Viennafair, and since 2010 in the Paris Photo fair. Since 2005 the Galerija Fotografija annually holds at least one charity auction.

Programme

Solo exhibitions

The recent programme has been dedicated mostly to presenting international established artists such as Helmut Newton, Paul Serrada, Angelika Sher, Roger Ballen, Wilhelm Heiliger, and Sarah Moon.

Th gallery also features the works of Slovene authors. Those featured have included Tihomir Pintar, Žiga Koritnik, Bojan Radovič, Neca Falk, Marko Jamnik, Matjaž Krivic, Sibil Slejko, Jože Suhadolnik, Tomo Jeseničnik, Joco Žnidaršič, and Bojan Brecelj.

Group exhibitions

Galerija Fotografija also prepares curated group exhibitions. One of the first was the exhibition Today About Yesterday featuring the great names of Slovene photography such as Stojan Kerbler and Dragan Arrigler. In 2006 the most prominent international names of photography history were shown on the exhibition entitled Art & Photography (Archipenko, Chagall, Christo, Kandinsky, Matisse, Miró, Picasso, Rauschenberg, Soto, Vasarely, Warhol, Wesselman, Doisneau, Klein, Modotti, Newton, Taylor-Wood, Sieff, Wegman and some others).

Commercial activities

The Galerija Fotografija represents many artists, among them are established and promising Slovene photographers. At its very first attendance of an international art fair in 2009, the Galerija Fotografija presented two Slovene established photographers at Viennafair: the legend of the Slovene photography Stojan Kerbler and some decades younger photographer Boris Gaberščik who was also featured at the VU Gallery in Paris in 2012.

Online bookshop

The gallery's online bookshop offers numerous catalogues, photo related publications by Slovene publishing houses as well as some foreign publishers (a representative of the Steidl Verlag in Slovenia), posters, postcards and special editions.

External links

Galerija Fotografija on Artnet website (in German)
Galerija Fotografija online bookshop

Gallery

Ikona exhibition by Bojan Radovič in Galerija Fotografija, 2008 (On the right: Barbara Čeferin, Gallery Director)

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-Established in [[Established::2003]], the [[Galerija Fotografija]] ('Photography Gallery') is beside the [[Photon Gallery]] one of the two on the photography specialized private galleries in Ljubljana. Located in the first floor of the medieval house in the old Ljubljana centre, the Gallery aims at popularisation of high-quality photography of established Slovene and international authors. The Gallery entered the international art market in 2009, participating on the Viennafair.
+Along with the [[Photon Gallery]], the [[Galerija Fotografija]] ("Photography Gallery") is one of two private galleries specialised in photography in Ljubljana. Established in [[Established::2003]] and located in the first floor of the medieval house in the old Ljubljana centre, the gallery popularises high-quality photography of established Slovene and international authors. In addition to annual exhibitions the gallery also organises lectures, screenings of master photographers, and project presentations. The gallery entered the international art market in 2009, participating in the Viennafair, and since 2010 in the Paris Photo fair. Since 2005 the Galerija Fotografija annually holds at least one charity auction.
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 ==Programme==
-* Solo exhibitions
-Alongside up to 8 exhibition annual the Gallery organises also lectures, screenings of the masters and project presentations. The exhibiting programme is mostly marked by solo exhibitions. Comparing to early years is this programme recently dedicated mostly to the presentation of international established artists. In 2009 the Gallery features 2 solo exhibitions of Slovene authors ([[Tihomir Pintar]] and [[Žiga Koritnik]]), in the year before 3 Slovene photographers  ([[Bojan Radovič]], [[Igor Andjelić]], [[Aleš Bravničar]]). In 2004, the first year of the Galerija Fotografija operation there was featured 7 Slovene solo exhibitions([[Neca Falk]], [[Marko Jamnik]], [[Matjaž Krivic]], [[Sibil Slejko]], [[Jože Suhadolnik]], [[Tomo Jeseničnik]], and [[Joco Žnidaršič]]) and one tandem ([[Bojan Brecelj and Saša Petejan]]).
-In 2004 the Gallery featured the work of Helmut Newton. In 2009 the exhibition of American photographer Sheila Metzner (working also for numerous magazines like Vanity Fair and Vogue, also for clients as Chanel, Victoria's Secret, Ralph Lauren, Valentino) was prepared in the cooperation with [[Emzin Institute of Creative Production]]. Among others the gallery featured recently also solo exhibitions of Paul Serrada, Angelika Sher, Roger Ballen, Wilhelm Heiliger, Sarah Moon, etc.
+===Solo exhibitions===
+The recent programme has been dedicated mostly to presenting international established artists such as Helmut Newton, Paul Serrada, Angelika Sher, Roger Ballen, Wilhelm Heiliger, and Sarah Moon.
-* Group exhibitions
+Th gallery also features the works of Slovene authors. Those featured have included [[Tihomir Pintar]], [[Žiga Koritnik]], [[Bojan Radovič]], [[Neca Falk]], [[Marko Jamnik]], [[Matjaž Krivic]], [[Sibil Slejko]], [[Jože Suhadolnik]], [[Tomo Jeseničnik]], [[Joco Žnidaršič]], and [[Bojan Brecelj]].
-Very significant for the Galerija Fotografija are group exhibitions. One of the first was the ''Today About Yesterday'' featuring the great names of Slovene photography as [[Stojan Kerbler]], [[Alenka Vidrgar]], or [[Dragan Arrigler]]. In 2006 the most prominent international names of photography history was shown on the exhibition entitled Art & Photography (Archipenko, Chagall, Christo, Kandinsky, Matisse, Miró, Picasso, Rauschenberg, Soto, Vasarely, Warhol, Wesselman, Doisneau, Klein, Modotti, Newton, Taylor-Wood, Sieff, Wegman and some others). The same year the gallery gave the podium to the exhibition entitled ''American Photography Week'' including also works of William Wegman, Diane Arbus, and Nan Goldin.
-In 2007 [[Marina Gržinić]] as a curator prepared for the Galerija Fotografija together with the producer Bojan Radovič (The House of Photography, Slovenia) the group exhibition ''Not-quite/not-right: histories, bodies and concepts in conteporary photography'' featuring works of  [[Tomaž Gregorič]], [[IRWIN]], [[Jane Štravs]], Trie and [[Aleksandra Vajd]] and Hynek Alt. The exhibition brought to the surface of photography (dis)proportions and strategies that were detected by the curator as structural interventions within contemporary photography, its history and the politics of representation. The primary concern of the exhibition was to display a paradigm of photography understood in the process of its fabrication and artificiality, being based on carefully staged and (re)played performances and performative actions behind and in front of the camera.
+===Group exhibitions===
+Galerija Fotografija also prepares curated group exhibitions. One of the first was the exhibition ''Today About Yesterday'' featuring the great names of Slovene photography such as [[Stojan Kerbler]] and [[Dragan Arrigler]]. In 2006 the most prominent international names of photography history were shown on the exhibition entitled ''Art & Photography'' (Archipenko, Chagall, Christo, Kandinsky, Matisse, Miró, Picasso, Rauschenberg, Soto, Vasarely, Warhol, Wesselman, Doisneau, Klein, Modotti, Newton, Taylor-Wood, Sieff, Wegman and some others).
-The same year the Galerija Fotografija featured the exhibition of famous photographers who dedicated most of their professional interest to the subject of nude and eroticism. Entitled ''Masters of Erotic Photography'' it presented the selection of the most typical works by Nobuyoshi Araki, Ralph Gibson, Nan Goldin, Helmut Newton, and Jeanloup Sieff.
-Famous international names of the photography were exhibited also in 2009, when the Galerija Fotografija cooperated with the Gallery Remixx from Graz, Austria. Under the title ''Fine European Vintage Prints and Photo – Collages'' they exhibited also work of Man Ray, Drtikol, Blossfeld, Inge Morath, Schwarzkogler, Brus, Weibel and Mühl, Mapplethorpe, Lenart and many others.
-==Commercial brunch==
+==Commercial activities==
-As the commercial space the Galerija Fotografija represents almost 40 artists, approximately half of them are established and promising Slovene photographers. The work of all is well documented on the Gallery website.
+The Galerija Fotografija represents many artists, among them are established and promising Slovene photographers. At its very first attendance of an international art fair in 2009, the Galerija Fotografija presented two Slovene established photographers at Viennafair: the legend of the Slovene photography [[Stojan Kerbler]] and some decades younger photographer [[Boris Gaberščik]] who was also featured at the VU Gallery in Paris in 2012.
-==Art fairs==
+==Online bookshop==
-On the very first attendance of international art fair in 2009 on the Viennafair, the Galerija Fotografija presented two Slovene established photographers: the legend of the Slovene photography [[Stojan Kerbler]] and his the of most known photographic series  People of Haloze (Haložani), Portraits from the streets of Ptuj (Portreti s ptujskih ulic) and Pig Slaughter (Koline) and some decades younger photographer [[Boris Gaberščik]] and his photographies, where the objects of his images paradoxically dodge a documentary presentation, the explicitness of the photographic devices and are evidently interpreted.
+The gallery's online bookshop offers numerous catalogues, photo related publications by Slovene publishing houses as well as some foreign publishers (a representative of the Steidl Verlag in Slovenia), posters, postcards and special editions.
-==Auctions==
-Since 2005 the Galerija Fotografija performs annually at least one auction. In 2009 the charity auction of the best photographs by the participants of the National Geographic Slovenia and National Geographic Junior competition was held in the Palacij Hall on the Ljubljana castle. The funds was given to Slovenian association of friends of youth.
 ==See also==
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 ==External links==
-* [http://www.galerijafotografija.si/eng Galerija Fotografija website] (in English)
+* [http://www.artnet.de/galleries/home.asp?gid=425931741 Galerija Fotografija on Artnet website] (in German)
-* [http://www.artnet.de/magazine/news/mania/mania05-09-09.asp Feature from Viennafair 2009 (also about Galerija Fotografija) on Artnet website] (in German)
+* [https://galerijafotografija.si/spletna-knjigarna/ Galerija Fotografija online bookshop]
+{{gallery}}
-[[Category:Visual arts venues]]
 [[Category:Visual arts galleries]]
 [[Category:Photography]]
-[[Category:Visual arts exhibition organisers]]
+[[Category:Photography exhibition organisers]]
+[[Category:Exhibition organisers]]
 [[Category:Visual arts]]
 [[Category:Venues]]
+[[Category:Galleries]]
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