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Revision as of 11:12, 17 June 2024


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In Focus



Jurjevanje in Bela krajina


Launched in 1964 and held in the town of Črnomelj in the southern region of Slovenia, the Jurjevanje in Bela krajina is the oldest folklore festival in Slovenia. It features folklore groups from Bela krajina and other regions of Slovenia, individual folk musicians, and also international groups.

Jurjevanje is a member of the International Council for Organisations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Art (CIOFF), Slovenia.

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Bela krajina folklore group, 25.6.2022, foto Jani Pavlin.jpg Folklore group at Jurjevanje in Bela krajina in 2022. Author: Jani Pavlin





Lent Festival


Each June, the medieval Lent district along the Drava River, the historic squares, picturesque streets of the Old Town, and even the mighty city park emerge as festival venues bursting with art, culture, and creativity. With thirty years of tradition, Lent Festival is one of the oldest and largest open-air festivals in Central Europe. Every year, it welcomes about two hundred thousand visitors; almost every fourth Slovene has visited it at least once. It celebrates art, culture, and creativity of all genres for all generations, providing a space for discovery, learning, meeting, and coexisting in a variety of cultures. For the thirtieth time, the festival will transform the city into a giant stage and a vibrant meeting point for artistic expressions. Lent is a member of the International Festivals and Events Association (IFEA) and the Association of Slovene Festivals (SloFA).

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Pippi Longstocking Vetrinjski Mansion Children's Programme Festival Lent 24 06 2023 Marko Pigac.jpg Pippi Longstocking at Vetrinjski Mansion, children's programme at Lent Festival, Maribor 2023. Author: Marko Pigac

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Slovene art abroad 2010 – 2024

Current events

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    6 Oct 2024

    Czech Republic Prague Museum of Applied Arts in Prague


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    Slovenian art collective Pjorkkala, with core members Žan Girandon, Pia Grolegar, and Luka Pleskovič, will be exhibiting in the Diploma Selection (student section), as one of the 15 finalists. Their work, "Dodola" is an installation that purifies water, intended as a solution for inhabitants of areas without state water supply, and has been developed as a Master's thesis of Academy of Fine Arts and Design Ljubljana. Supported by Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Prague.

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  • 27 Sep 2024

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    13 Oct 2024

    Austria Riegesburg KS Room


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    "Volatile Season" is an exhibition about the unpredictability of weather and what that means for our future. Featuring works by Sara Rman, Maruša Uhan, and Neja Zorzut, and curated by Hana Čeferin.




  • 18 Sep 2024

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    6 Nov 2024

    Austria Vienna Improper Walls


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    "repeated words lose their meaning", a group exhibition about the concept of language featuring artists from Lithuania, Estonia, and Slovenia: Ana Likar and Teja Miholič. The exhibition is curated by Justina Špeirokaitė and Hana Čeferin.




Upcoming events

Festivals


Festivals in Slovenia


Festivals are up and running!

Our graphic calendar of festivals shows almost 190 festivals in 2023.

Explore all the upcoming festivals at the interactive Festivals in Slovenia infographic.

Festivals in slovenia 2012.jpgThe printed version of the calendar of Festivals in Slovenia in 2012 contains 141 festivals. Later on, in 2019, the festival number rose to 199. Check out the current annual festivalscape.

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Fields of Experimental Music in Slovenia

Luka T. Zagoričnik


Let's take a ride on the term experimental music, which currently mainly defines certain more fringe musical practices, across the expanses of various musical plains, styles and genres. We can apply this (overly) broad term to designate the varied creative simmering in certain segments of the present-day Slovenian music scene. A scene that spans the realms of electro-acoustic music, musique concrète, experimental music in the context of modern classical music, free improvisation, experimental electronic music and sound art as well as their associated present-day trends. This scene is diverse and exceptionally agile. It has developed a strong infrastructure for itself (festivals, concert series, labels, international networks) and exists in the space between self-organising and DIY models and institutional environments.

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Zarkolom Tadej Droljc Lunchmeat Festival 2020.jpg Žarkolom, Tadej Droljc at Lunchmeat Festival, 2020


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