Galerija Zbirka Miha Maleš
Glavni trg 2, SI-1241 Kamnik
Phone386 (0) 1 839 1616, 386 (0) 1 839 7504
Managed byKamnik Intermunicipal Museum
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| − | One of the pioneers of modern Slovene graphic arts [[Miha Maleš]] (1903–1987) donated 2,600 of his works to the [[Municipality of Kamnik|town of Kamnik]], and in 1979 a gallery bearing his name was opened in a renovated burgher house at 2 Glavni trg in Kamnik. Since then the [[Miha Maleš | + | One of the pioneers of modern Slovene graphic arts [[Miha Maleš]] (1903–1987) donated 2,600 of his works to the [[Municipality of Kamnik|town of Kamnik]], and in 1979 a gallery bearing his name was opened in a renovated burgher house at 2 Glavni trg in Kamnik. Since then the [[Miha Maleš Gallery]] exhibits his works in two floors and occasionally prepares exhibitions placing his work in the context of other artists and phenomena. |
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==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
| − | Beside the collection, Miha Maleš | + | Beside the collection, Miha Maleš Gallery occasionally also features exhibitions that systematically presents monographic researches of local artists who have not yet had solo exhibitions. Between 2007 and 2009 in cooperation with [[Pilon Gallery]] and [[Maribor Art Gallery]] the gallery prepared a series of exhibitions exposing women artists who were creating between 1918 and 1945 in Slovenia. Painters and sculptors such as [[Henrika Šantel]], the younger [[Avgusta Šantel]], [[Helena Vurnik]], [[Anica Sodnik Zupanec]], [[Elda Piščanec]], [[Mira Pregelj]], and [[Bara Remec]] were presented. This exhibition was also featured in the gallery of project partners. |
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| − | *[https://www.muzej-kamnik-on.net/enote/galerija-miha-males/ Miha Maleš | + | *[https://www.muzej-kamnik-on.net/enote/galerija-miha-males/ Miha Maleš Gallery website] |
*[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miha_Male%C5%A1 Miha Maleš on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian) | *[http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miha_Male%C5%A1 Miha Maleš on Wikipedija] (in Slovenian) | ||
*[https://museums.si/sl-si/Domov/Muzeji/Muzej?id=72082 Presentation of Gallery Miha Maleš] (in Slovenian) | *[https://museums.si/sl-si/Domov/Muzeji/Muzej?id=72082 Presentation of Gallery Miha Maleš] (in Slovenian) | ||
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Collection
The collection contains all of Maleš's graphic work and a selection of his paintings and other materials. The painter's work is presented in occasional exhibitions and accompanying catalogues. A selection of works is displayed from different periods of the artist's life, techniques, and themes.
Programme
Beside the collection, Miha Maleš Gallery occasionally also features exhibitions that systematically presents monographic researches of local artists who have not yet had solo exhibitions. Between 2007 and 2009 in cooperation with Pilon Gallery and Maribor Art Gallery the gallery prepared a series of exhibitions exposing women artists who were creating between 1918 and 1945 in Slovenia. Painters and sculptors such as Henrika Šantel, the younger Avgusta Šantel, Helena Vurnik, Anica Sodnik Zupanec, Elda Piščanec, Mira Pregelj, and Bara Remec were presented. This exhibition was also featured in the gallery of project partners.
See also
External links
- Miha Maleš Gallery website
- Miha Maleš on Wikipedija (in Slovenian)
- Presentation of Gallery Miha Maleš (in Slovenian)
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