Savinov likovni salon
Šlandrov trg 25, SI-3310 Žalec
Phone386 (0) 3 710 0434
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| − | As the exhibition space that mainly presents local artist it prepares also | + | As the exhibition space that mainly presents local artist it prepares also exhibitions of other national renowned artist as [[Emerik Bernard]], [[Zmago Lenardič]], [[Mirsad Begić]], or [[Stojan Špegel]]. Occasionally Savinov likovni salon presents also solo exhibitions of the young generation of Slovene artists as of [[Mitja Ficko]] in the winter 2009 or [[Arjan Pregl]] featuring the show SpLoščena Slovenija in 2007. Annually it is also the podium of selected works created by pupils of schools from the region. |
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As the exhibition space that mainly presents local artist it prepares also exhibitions of other national renowned artist as Emerik Bernard, Zmago Lenardič, Mirsad Begić, or Stojan Špegel. Occasionally Savinov likovni salon presents also solo exhibitions of the young generation of Slovene artists as of Mitja Ficko in the winter 2009 or Arjan Pregl featuring the show SpLoščena Slovenija in 2007. Annually it is also the podium of selected works created by pupils of schools from the region.
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Savinov likovni salon ("Savin's art sa … Savinov likovni salon ("Savin's art salon") is an exhibition venue located on the ground floor of the refurbished Renaissance-style building (a former home of opera and ballet composer Friderik Širca-Risto Savin) that houses the Savin Memorial Room and since 1992 also the Dore Klemenčič-Maj Gallery (three rooms).[Dore Klemenčič-Maj]] Gallery (three rooms). +
Savinov likovni salon ("Savin's art salon" … Savinov likovni salon ("Savin's art salon") is an exhibition venue located on the ground floor of the refurbished Renaissance-style building (a former home of opera and ballet composer Friderik Širca-Risto Savin) that houses the Savin Memorial Room and since 1992 also the Dore Klemenčič-Maj Gallery (three rooms). Dore Klemenčič-Maj Gallery (three rooms). +
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