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|Street address=Begunje 22, SI-4275 Begunje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia | |Street address=Begunje 22, SI-4275 Begunje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia | ||
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|Opening hours=11am-5pm Tue-Sun or by appointment, closed Mon | |Opening hours=11am-5pm Tue-Sun or by appointment, closed Mon | ||
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Avsenik Gallery was founded in 1989 by academic painter [[Martin Avsenik]], the son of musician [[Slavko Avsenik]]. It is is located at the Avsenik homestead in [[Begunje]]. The [[Avsenik Ensemble]], an internationally-renowned Alpine folk music ensemble, has been awarded many prizes and the gallery features a permanent collection that presents the history of the ensemble and their international activities. The gallery has an area of 220 square metres and is divided into three sections. On the first floor of the old Avsenik homestead, one room is used for occasional exhibitions of work by renowned domestic and foreign artists, while the other room contains the permanent collection of gold records and other major awards from the 40 years of activities of the musicians Slavko and [[Vilko Avsenik]]. Other permanent exhibitions include work produced by the [[International Symposium of Painters]], an exhibition of the Children's Art Colony in Begunje and an exhibition of paintings based on titles of compositions by the Avsenik brothers. Besides the gallery there is a retail gallery and a receiving exhibition hall in which many eminent Slovene and international painters have been presented, for example [[presented in::Jože Šubic]], [[presented in::Maksim Gaspari]], [[presented in::Ivan Generalič|Ivan]] and [[presented in::Josip Generalič]], [[presented in::Janez Boljka]], [[presented in::France Slana|France]] and [[presented in::Domen Slana]], [[presented in::Dora Plestenjak]], [[presented in::Klementina Golja]], [[presented in::Lojze Spacal]], [[presented in::Salvador Dali]], some Dutch painters and also younger artists. The gallery has participated in an exhibition in [[Genoa]] and organised the international '[[Ex-tempore Slovenia open to the art]]'. | Avsenik Gallery was founded in 1989 by academic painter [[Martin Avsenik]], the son of musician [[Slavko Avsenik]]. It is is located at the Avsenik homestead in [[Begunje]]. The [[Avsenik Ensemble]], an internationally-renowned Alpine folk music ensemble, has been awarded many prizes and the gallery features a permanent collection that presents the history of the ensemble and their international activities. The gallery has an area of 220 square metres and is divided into three sections. On the first floor of the old Avsenik homestead, one room is used for occasional exhibitions of work by renowned domestic and foreign artists, while the other room contains the permanent collection of gold records and other major awards from the 40 years of activities of the musicians Slavko and [[Vilko Avsenik]]. Other permanent exhibitions include work produced by the [[International Symposium of Painters]], an exhibition of the Children's Art Colony in Begunje and an exhibition of paintings based on titles of compositions by the Avsenik brothers. Besides the gallery there is a retail gallery and a receiving exhibition hall in which many eminent Slovene and international painters have been presented, for example [[presented in::Jože Šubic]], [[presented in::Maksim Gaspari]], [[presented in::Ivan Generalič|Ivan]] and [[presented in::Josip Generalič]], [[presented in::Janez Boljka]], [[presented in::France Slana|France]] and [[presented in::Domen Slana]], [[presented in::Dora Plestenjak]], [[presented in::Klementina Golja]], [[presented in::Lojze Spacal]], [[presented in::Salvador Dali]], some Dutch painters and also younger artists. The gallery has participated in an exhibition in [[Genoa]] and organised the international '[[Ex-tempore Slovenia open to the art]]'. | ||
Revision as of 02:28, 19 June 2009
Avsenik Gallery was founded in 1989 by academic painter Martin Avsenik, the son of musician Slavko Avsenik. It is is located at the Avsenik homestead in Begunje. The Avsenik Ensemble, an internationally-renowned Alpine folk music ensemble, has been awarded many prizes and the gallery features a permanent collection that presents the history of the ensemble and their international activities. The gallery has an area of 220 square metres and is divided into three sections. On the first floor of the old Avsenik homestead, one room is used for occasional exhibitions of work by renowned domestic and foreign artists, while the other room contains the permanent collection of gold records and other major awards from the 40 years of activities of the musicians Slavko and Vilko Avsenik. Other permanent exhibitions include work produced by the International Symposium of Painters, an exhibition of the Children's Art Colony in Begunje and an exhibition of paintings based on titles of compositions by the Avsenik brothers. Besides the gallery there is a retail gallery and a receiving exhibition hall in which many eminent Slovene and international painters have been presented, for example Jože Šubic, Maksim Gaspari, Ivan and Josip Generalič, Janez Boljka, France and Domen Slana, Dora Plestenjak, Klementina Golja, Lojze Spacal, Salvador Dali, some Dutch painters and also younger artists. The gallery has participated in an exhibition in Genoa and organised the international 'Ex-tempore Slovenia open to the art'.
Exhibition space
GalerijaAvsenikDimensions: 200m² (10m W x 20m D x 4m H) incorporating 40 linear metres of wall space; installation system: hammer-and-nail installation, free-standing exhibition screens, sculpture pedestals, glass cases; lighting: standard lighting, halogen lighting system; climate control: yes; sales policy: sales permitted (% commission by negotiation); security: security system installed
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