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The Domestic Research Society (DRS) was established in 2004 by visual artists Alenka Pirman and Damijan Kracina, and art historian Jani Pirnat. The association documents, collects, researches and presents domestic phenomena as installations, exhibitions or web projects related to the field of culture, art, science, conservation, education and research. Alongside an open phraseology dictionary web project - Razvezani jezik ('Unleashed Tongue'), launched in 2004 at http://razvezanijezik.org - the team has conceived an engaging public art project entitled 'The Animals 1914-1918' installed in Tolmin. In Autumn 2005 the interdisciplinary project was conceived in relation to the phenomenon of the private collections: a modular display laboratory called Kabinet is a temporary exhibiting space (located in the inner courtyard of the ŠKUC Gallery, which is dedicated to the presentation of the projects by the DRS members and guests. Up to now the following projects took place in the Cabinet: La Capilla Atomica, Alternations by J Pirnat, Shut Your Eyes and Watch (Silent Lectures) and On Profession II - Rog Teachings by A Pirman, Folk Museum of Nani Poljanec (curated by J Pirnat), Specimen by D Kracina and J Pirnat, Napeto v kabinetu ('Distended Cabinet') installation by Irena Romih and Jelenometrija, a Cabinet research exhibition by Alexei Monroe and DRS members (a hunt for the symbolic Stag on the borders of natural science, humanities and art). In Autumn 2007 the Domestic Research Society initiated a new joint long-term project with ŠKUC Gallery and Celje Gallery of Contemporary Art: 'Artwork' - a series of lectures that focus on individual works of art. The first lecturers were Tomaž Brejc and Bojan Gorenec.

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 The [[Domestic Research Society]] (DRS) was established in 2004 by visual artists Alenka Pirman and Damijan Kracina, and art historian Jani Pirnat. The association documents, collects, researches and presents domestic phenomena as installations, exhibitions or web projects related to the field of culture, art, science, conservation, education and research. Alongside an open phraseology dictionary web project - Razvezani jezik  ('Unleashed Tongue'), launched in 2004 at [http://razvezanijezik.org http://razvezanijezik.org] - the team has conceived an engaging public art project entitled 'The Animals 1914-1918' installed in Tolmin. In Autumn 2005 the interdisciplinary project was conceived in relation to the phenomenon of the private collections: a modular display laboratory called Kabinet is a temporary exhibiting space (located in the inner courtyard of the [[ŠKUC Gallery]], which is dedicated to the presentation of the projects by the DRS members and guests. Up to now the following projects took place in the Cabinet: La Capilla Atomica, Alternations by J Pirnat, Shut Your Eyes and Watch (Silent Lectures) and On Profession II - Rog Teachings by A Pirman, Folk Museum of Nani Poljanec (curated by J Pirnat), Specimen by D Kracina and J Pirnat, Napeto v kabinetu ('Distended Cabinet') installation by Irena Romih and Jelenometrija, a Cabinet research exhibition by Alexei Monroe and DRS members (a hunt for the symbolic Stag on the borders of natural science, humanities and art). In Autumn 2007 the Domestic Research Society initiated a new joint long-term project with ŠKUC Gallery and [[Celje Gallery of Contemporary Art]]: 'Artwork' - a series of lectures that focus on individual works of art. The first lecturers were Tomaž Brejc and Bojan Gorenec.

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