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OPENING HOURS OF THE LIBARY AND THE ČUK READING ROOM DURING THE HOLIDAYS
OPENING HOURS OF THE LIBARY AND THE ČUK READING ROOM DURING THE HOLIDAYS11.12.24
We wish you pleasant holidays!
LOCOFILM: A Cycle of Local History Films
LOCOFILM: A Cycle of Local History Films06.12.24
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; 9–20 December 2024, at 12 PM, 5 PM, and 6 PM in Glazer Hall
We kindly invite you to come watch movies with us! The local history narratives offer insight into the events, people, and the environment throughout time. The common theme of this Locofilm cycle is the retrospective of films by Zoran Bilodjerič (1951–2014), a journalist, editor, screenwriter, director, and cameraman from Maribor, who passed a decade ago.
Besides the seven films by Bilodjerič, the programme encompasses three documentary portraits of people, whom we are remembering this year: the cultural historian, playwright, translator, librarian, and director of University of Maribor Library Bruno Hartman (1924–2011); the internationally known soprano and professor Ondina Otta Klasinc (1924–2016); and the poet, bibliophile and general Rudolf Maister Vojanov (1875–1934).
RESTLESS RESEARCHER
RESTLESS RESEARCHER06.12.24
Exhibition Hall, 12 December 2024—31 January 2025
An exhibition commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the art historian, archivist, conservator, and curator Jožef Curek (1924—2017). The exhibition was made possible by the University of Maribor Library, Art Office Primož Premzl, and Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture, University of Maribor.
Authors: Igor Sapač (PhD), Primož Premzl, and Vlasta Stavbar (PhD).
The opening will be on Thursday, 6 December, at 12 PM.
THE LIGHT: Photography Exhibition
THE LIGHT: Photography Exhibition02.12.24
Avla Hall
Photography isn’t a mere mechanical act – it is an action in which two dimensions meet: that, which is the object, and that, which is exhibited. The light that touches the object isn’t an ordinary light; it is the interpretation, the meaning. Modern photography uses various types of lighting, but the light in its essence always uncovers something hidden or unseen. The light brightens the world, yet it stays invisible to itself, as one cannot see it – one can only see what it “brings to light”. (Aleš Žiberna)
Exhibition by the members of Photography Club TOTIFOTO: Ajda Kos, Aleš Žiberna, Anita Bračič Nemec, Breda Jurečko, Dušan Brezovnik, Ivo Rode, Iztok Kobal, Jana Ajlec, Krisztian Czorba, Maja Šivec, Matjaž Vezonik, Miran Mežnar, Mojca Cvirn, Slavko Neral in Stefan Friedrich.
The opening: Thursday, 5 December 2024, at 5 PM
Exhibition will be on display from 5th of December 2024 until 2nd January 2025.
MAISTER IN TOWN
MAISTER IN TOWN19.11.24
Avla Hall
Slovenia proclaimed the year 2024 as Maister's year. University of Maribor Library is joining the commemoration of events from the year 1918 by exhibiting the items from its special collections.
Rudolf Maister – General, poet, and bibliophilist
1874—1934
Maribor and Southern Styria after Maister’s Efforts Within Slovenia Borders
General Rudolf Maister became one of the co-creators of Slovenian history at the end of the First World War, when he – out of his own initiative – proclaimed Maribor as Yugoslavian property on the 1st of November 1918 in the middle of a chaotic political situation. Additionally, he took military command of Maribor and with it the whole Southern Styria. He was promoted to general by the National council the same day. He managed to replenish the small unit of Slovenian soldiers who had supported him from the very beginning and formed the foundation of the Slovenian army. In only a few weeks, Maister gathered an army of approximately 4000 soldiers and 200 officers. On the 23rd of November 1918, he disarmed the German security guard and strengthened his military position in the city as well as claiming South Styria as a part of The State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs and consequently a part of Slovenia as we know it today. In memory of these brave efforts, Slovenians celebrate the 23rd of November as the Day of Rudolf Maister, which is also a national holiday.
Written by: Gabrijela Kolbič, Vlasta Stavbar, PhD
Posters designed by: Toni Krepek
On display till 6th of January.