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Established in 2004, the Garage for Art Photography (gUF) at [[Pekarna Cultural Centre]] in Maribor is an initiative and curatorial project of intermedia art organisation [[son:DA]] and Primož Bezjak. In 2004 and 2005 the former garage at Pekarna became a space for solo exhibitions of photographic work by art photographers Primož Bizjak, Miloš Srdić, Nejc Saje, Damjan Kocjančič, Gian-Luca Faccio and Borut Peterlin, and by female photographers Magda Tothova, Christine Tsilidis, Janja Glogovac, ECLIPSE, Manca Juvan and Rita Nowak. In 2006 the Garage published two books entitled 'the male/the female positions at gUF', which presented a photo documentation of the Garage exhibitions and their installation. | Established in 2004, the Garage for Art Photography (gUF) at [[Pekarna Cultural Centre]] in Maribor is an initiative and curatorial project of intermedia art organisation [[son:DA]] and Primož Bezjak. In 2004 and 2005 the former garage at Pekarna became a space for solo exhibitions of photographic work by art photographers Primož Bizjak, Miloš Srdić, Nejc Saje, Damjan Kocjančič, Gian-Luca Faccio and Borut Peterlin, and by female photographers Magda Tothova, Christine Tsilidis, Janja Glogovac, ECLIPSE, Manca Juvan and Rita Nowak. In 2006 the Garage published two books entitled 'the male/the female positions at gUF', which presented a photo documentation of the Garage exhibitions and their installation. | ||
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