Galerija Vžigalica
Trg francoske revolucije 7, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 241 2500
Managed byMuseum and Galleries of Ljubljana
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The gallery has featured the latest works of Slovene artists of the younger generation such as [[Manja Vadla]], [[Sašo Vrabič]], [[Urša Vidic]], [[Meta Grgurevič]], [[Saša Spačal]], [[Veli & Amos]], and [[Boštjan Čadež]]. In recent years many exhibitions by international artists have been produced as well. Including solo exhibitions by Sinta Werner, Siniša Labrović, Brad Downey, and Ali Bramwell. | The gallery has featured the latest works of Slovene artists of the younger generation such as [[Manja Vadla]], [[Sašo Vrabič]], [[Urša Vidic]], [[Meta Grgurevič]], [[Saša Spačal]], [[Veli & Amos]], and [[Boštjan Čadež]]. In recent years many exhibitions by international artists have been produced as well. Including solo exhibitions by Sinta Werner, Siniša Labrović, Brad Downey, and Ali Bramwell. | ||
| + | In 2017 the gallery launched a new cycle "Ljubljana Bows to Slovenia" that features artists from various Slovenian cities as well as cities with a large percentage of Slovenian population. So far artists from Celje, Trieste and Kočevje have been presented within this exhibition cycle. | ||
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In the past The Match Gallery hosted exhibitions by other producers more frequently. Those included for example exhibitions by [[SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts]] and ''re.act.feminism, Performative Art of the 60s and 70s'' exhibition by the [[City of Women Association for Promotion of Women in Culture]]. It still annually hosts the ''Lighting Guerrilla'' Festival by [[Strip Core]]. | In the past The Match Gallery hosted exhibitions by other producers more frequently. Those included for example exhibitions by [[SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts]] and ''re.act.feminism, Performative Art of the 60s and 70s'' exhibition by the [[City of Women Association for Promotion of Women in Culture]]. It still annually hosts the ''Lighting Guerrilla'' Festival by [[Strip Core]]. | ||
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Since 2016 The Match Gallery is one of the main venues of the [[Indigo Festival]] organised by [[Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana]] and Marsh Creative Production. | Since 2016 The Match Gallery is one of the main venues of the [[Indigo Festival]] organised by [[Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana]] and Marsh Creative Production. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
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*[https://mgml.si/media/exhibitions/2019/06/04/tloris_vzigalica.jpg Match Gallery floor plan] (JPG) | *[https://mgml.si/media/exhibitions/2019/06/04/tloris_vzigalica.jpg Match Gallery floor plan] (JPG) | ||
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The gallery has featured the latest works of Slovene artists of the younger generation such as Manja Vadla, Sašo Vrabič, Urša Vidic, Meta Grgurevič, Saša Spačal, Veli & Amos, and Boštjan Čadež. In recent years many exhibitions by international artists have been produced as well. Including solo exhibitions by Sinta Werner, Siniša Labrović, Brad Downey, and Ali Bramwell.
In 2017 the gallery launched a new cycle "Ljubljana Bows to Slovenia" that features artists from various Slovenian cities as well as cities with a large percentage of Slovenian population. So far artists from Celje, Trieste and Kočevje have been presented within this exhibition cycle.
Collaborations and co-productions
In the past The Match Gallery hosted exhibitions by other producers more frequently. Those included for example exhibitions by SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts and re.act.feminism, Performative Art of the 60s and 70s exhibition by the City of Women Association for Promotion of Women in Culture. It still annually hosts the Lighting Guerrilla Festival by Strip Core.
Since 2016 The Match Gallery is one of the main venues of the Indigo Festival organised by Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana and Marsh Creative Production.
See also
- Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana
- Jakopič Gallery
- City Art Gallery Ljubljana
- Bežigrajska galerija
- City Museum of Ljubljana
- Indigo Festival
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![Od oblike do oblike [Form from Form] in Match Gallery by Dan Adlešič, Tilen Sepič and Matic Potočnik, Lighting Guerrilla Festival in co-production with Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory, 2013](/en/File:Lighting_Guerrilla_Festival_2013_Form_from_Form.JPG)
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Established in 2007 in the space of the fo … Established in 2007 in the space of the former City Museum of Ljubljana Cultural and Information Centre and managed by the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, the Match Gallery (Galerija Vžigalica) is a venue for exhibitions, round-table discussions, lectures, and presentations predominantly reflecting the current art production.tly reflecting the current art production. +
Established in 2007 in the space of the fo … Established in 2007 in the space of the former City Museum of Ljubljana Cultural and Information Centre and managed by the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, the Match Gallery (Galerija Vžigalica) is a venue for exhibitions, round-table discussions, lectures, and presentations predominantly reflecting the current art production.tly reflecting the current art production. +
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