Galerija Ferda Mayerja
Predilniška cesta 10, SI-4290 Tržič
Phone386 (0) 4 596 4389, 386 (0) 4 596 4172
ProprietorTržič Museum
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The building (exhibition hall, hall and offices) in which [[Ferdo Mayer Gallery|this gallery]] is based was originally erected as a pavilion of the National Liberation War, designed by architect [[Ciril Oblak]]. At first it was managed by the Association of National Liberation War Veterans of Tržič, with [[Tržič Museum]] taking responsibility for the exhibition programme and concerts; later this function passed to the Institute for Culture and Education of Tržič. Following an initiative of the municipality, the gallery was renamed the Ferdo Mayer Gallery and it became a branch of [[Tržič Museum]]. | The building (exhibition hall, hall and offices) in which [[Ferdo Mayer Gallery|this gallery]] is based was originally erected as a pavilion of the National Liberation War, designed by architect [[Ciril Oblak]]. At first it was managed by the Association of National Liberation War Veterans of Tržič, with [[Tržič Museum]] taking responsibility for the exhibition programme and concerts; later this function passed to the Institute for Culture and Education of Tržič. Following an initiative of the municipality, the gallery was renamed the Ferdo Mayer Gallery and it became a branch of [[Tržič Museum]]. | ||
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