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Škuc Gallery


Skuc Gallery 2005 Artist at Work 1973-1983.jpgExhibition Artist at Work 1973–1983 by Mladen Stilinović in ŠKUC Gallery (2005)

The establishment of Škuc Gallery in 1978 as part of the alternative programmes of the ŠKUC offered an important foil to the dominant exhibition policy of the established national galleries and institutions in Slovenia.

Preparing approximately one exhibition monthly plus additional events and guest appearances abroad and at home, the Škuc Gallery has over the years become one of the most visited exhibition premises in Slovenia. Through close co-operation with international institutions, curators and artists Škuc Gallery has developed into an important public centre for exhibitions, events, publishing, research and documentation in the field of contemporary visual arts.

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Gledga Magazine


Gledga Magazine 2005 no 01.jpgGledga Magazine cover, April 2005

The free cultural magazine Gledga is dedicated to the lively and diverse programmes of the Koper Theatre and the Obalne galerije - Coastal Galleries. Its name is a combination of the first syllable of the Slovenian words gledališče (theatre) and galerija (gallery).

Issued 6 times per year in 3000–5000 copies, it brings news on exhibitions, performances, symposia and conferences as well as photo chronicles and interviews with the local and international artists and participants. Published since 2003 Gledga is the first example of such a symbiosis among municipal cultural institutions in Slovenia.

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    National Gallery of Slovenia will be collaborating with Viennese museum Belvedere in order to exhibit the best of Slovenian painting between 1848-1918 in the biggest exhibition of Slovenian art in Vienna to date: "The World in Colours. Slovenian Painting 1848-1918 - Svet v barvah. Slovensko slikarstvo 1848-1918".




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