Galerija Zala
Gosposka 7, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 251 3566
Contact
Past Events
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30 Jan 2014
5 Mar 2014
An exhibition by Avgust Černigoj, organised in cooperation with the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna, and Zala Gallery,
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4 Feb 2011
8 Mar 2011
Programme
Zala Gallery runs also a regular exhibition programme of up to 3 exhibitions per year. In summer 2010 it presented the painting of the month: Girl with the Bouquet III [Deklica s šopkom III] of Gabrijel Stupica (1913–1990) that after years of being in some collections in the USA returned to Slovenia. Besides the solo exhibitions of Janez Matelič and Jože Ciuha the gallery in 2009 featured the solo exhibition of Andrej Jemec marking his 75th jubilee. In 2008 Jože Šubic and Zoran Mušič presented solo exhibitions.
Every year the gallery organises a charity auction at the Rotary Club dance and issues a calendar with reproductions of art works.
Exhibition space
- dimensions: Room 1: 32m² (8m x 4m x 3.3m H) incorporating 25 linear metres of wall space; Room 2: 25m² (5m x 5m x 3.8m H) incorporating 20 linear metres of wall space
- installation system: Nielsen hanging system
- lighting: standard lights, halogen lighting system
- climate control: heating only
- sales policy: sales permitted (% by appointment)
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Established in 1991 and located in the Lju … Established in 1991 and located in the Ljubljana old town, Zala Gallery is a commercial gallery which sells works by Slovene painters, ranging from Impressionists (Rihard Jakopič, Matija Jama, Ivan Grohar, and Matej Sternen) through modernists (Gabrijel Stupica, Avgust Černigoj, Lojze Spacal, Zoran Mušič) to the representatives of the young generation.e representatives of the young generation. +
Established in 1991 and located in the Lju … Established in 1991 and located in the Ljubljana old town, Zala Gallery is a commercial gallery which sells works by Slovene painters, ranging from Impressionists (Rihard Jakopič, Matija Jama, Ivan Grohar, and Matej Sternen) through modernists (Gabrijel Stupica, Avgust Černigoj, Lojze Spacal, Zoran Mušič) to the representatives of the young generation.e representatives of the young generation. +
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