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GOSPOSKA ONCE UPON A TIME
GOSPOSKA ONCE UPON A TIME 27.08.24
Grajski trg
The selection of Maribor city postcards from the University of Maribor Library collection.
Author: Gabrijela Kolbič, design: Dejan Štampar
On view from September to December 2024.
EXHIBITION OPENING: BALLET ON THE STREET BY MIHA KACAFURA
EXHIBITION OPENING: BALLET ON THE STREET BY MIHA KACAFURA27.08.24
Wednesday, 11 September, 17:00, the Lobby
The series of photographs depicting ballet and ballet dancers in a rather unusual setting – instead of the stage, they are on the street. According to some definitions, dancing is an art that allows the connection of various areas: music, drama, and even visual arts, since it builds aesthetic sensibility – experiencing the beautiful. The author connects sensual expression of the ballet dancers with the rhythm and the beating of the street, the spirit of the town, and the passers-by, which brings the art of dancing closer to the audience.
The exhibition is a part of Photography Festival.
MIHA KACAFURA: BALLET ON THE STREET
MIHA KACAFURA: BALLET ON THE STREET27.08.24
The Lobby
The series of photographs depicting ballet and ballet dancers in a rather unusual setting – instead of the stage, they are on the street. According to some definitions, dancing is an art that allows the connection of various areas: music, drama, and even visual arts, since it builds aesthetic sensibility – experiencing the beautiful. The author connects sensual expression of the ballet dancers with the rhythm and the beating of the street, the spirit of the town, and the passers-by, which brings the art of dancing closer to the audience.
The exhibition is a part of Photography Festival.
On view until the 16th of November 2024.
EXHIBITION OPENING: THE CORROSION* OF CIVILIZATION BY ANDREJ PERKO
EXHIBITION OPENING: THE CORROSION* OF CIVILIZATION BY ANDREJ PERKO27.08.24
Tuesday, 10 September 2024, 17:00, Art Exhibition Hall
Through the exhibit, the author reflects on the word corrosion* – gnawing, decomposing, decaying (from lat. “con + rodere”). He describes his creating process as it follows: “With acid I etch the iron, I moist and dry it, I expose it to the physical and chemical factors, adding salt while simultaneously taking photos of emerges – be it spontaneous or due to my small interventions.
As if at an occultist séance, the anthropomorphic and zoomorphic creatures or postapocalyptic lands emerge. Where caustic rain washes the abandoned and scorched grounds and surprised blind eyes of an unrecognizable being stare at us as if wanting to give a warning that the time is running out, into the dark future.”
The exhibition is a part of Photography Festival.
ANDREJ PERKO: THE CORROSION* OF CIVILIZATION
ANDREJ PERKO: THE CORROSION* OF CIVILIZATION 27.08.24
Art Exhibition Hall
Through the exhibit, the author reflects on the word corrosion* – gnawing, decomposing, decaying (from lat. “con + rodere”). He describes his creating process as it follows: “With acid I etch the iron, I moist and dry it, I expose it to the physical and chemical factors, adding salt while simultaneously taking photos of emerges – be it spontaneous or due to my small interventions.
As if at an occultist séance, the anthropomorphic and zoomorphic creatures or postapocalyptic lands emerge. Where caustic rain washes the abandoned and scorched grounds and surprised blind eyes of an unrecognizable being stare at us as if wanting to give a warning that the time is running out, into the dark future.”
The exhibition is a part of Photography Festival.
On view from the 4th until the 30th of September 2024.