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The [[International Fine Arts Colony Križanke]] was established in [[established::1998]] and is run by [[Festival Ljubljana]]. Every year, [[Tomo Vran]], a painter and artistic director selects eight painters (four Slovene and four international) who create new works at the summer festival outdoor venue in [[Križanke]], with performing arts events also being an inspiration for the colony's participants. Completed works are exhibited at [[Ljubljana Castle]] until the [[Ljubljana Summer Festival]] is over. | The [[International Fine Arts Colony Križanke]] was established in [[established::1998]] and is run by [[Festival Ljubljana]]. Every year, [[Tomo Vran]], a painter and artistic director selects eight painters (four Slovene and four international) who create new works at the summer festival outdoor venue in [[Križanke]], with performing arts events also being an inspiration for the colony's participants. Completed works are exhibited at [[Ljubljana Castle]] until the [[Ljubljana Summer Festival]] is over. | ||
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+ | Over 90 artist (among them Manuel Chabrera, Renate Christin, [[Mojca Zlokarnik]], [[Vesna Čadež]], [[Lojze Logar]], [[France Slana]]) have already participated in this traditional colony, one of the few that have emerged in the urban environment. | ||
Selected works from past colonies remain in the Ljubljana Festival Collection, and since 2005 each colony has been followed by a touring exhibition in Slovenia (for example in [[Praetorian Palace]] in 2010) and abroad (in 2007 at Kunststation in Kleinsassen, Germany). | Selected works from past colonies remain in the Ljubljana Festival Collection, and since 2005 each colony has been followed by a touring exhibition in Slovenia (for example in [[Praetorian Palace]] in 2010) and abroad (in 2007 at Kunststation in Kleinsassen, Germany). | ||
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Over 90 artist (among them Manuel Chabrera, Renate Christin, Mojca Zlokarnik, Vesna Čadež, Lojze Logar, France Slana) have already participated in this traditional colony, one of the few that have emerged in the urban environment.
Selected works from past colonies remain in the Ljubljana Festival Collection, and since 2005 each colony has been followed by a touring exhibition in Slovenia (for example in Praetorian Palace in 2010) and abroad (in 2007 at Kunststation in Kleinsassen, Germany).