#Microcollection containers artclip series

Although this is a frequently used content of exhibitions, it still offers innumerable possibilities for new interpretations.Īrtists: Lovro Artuković, Vladimir Becić, Boris Bućan, Ivo Kalina, Nives Kavurić-Kurtović, Zlatko Keser, Ivan Kožarić, Miroslav Kraljević, Frédéric Léglise, Mira Marković Sandić, Branko Ružić, Gabrijel Stupica, Frano Šimunović, Petra Varl, Davor Vrankić. The motif of the human figure, portrait or self-portrait, is at the center of the artistic interest of various cultural, historical and stylistic periods and in the collection of the MMCA it is one of the most common topics. Opening: Thursday, 19 January 2017 at 19 am

January 19th - February 16th 2017, Small Salon

For this exhibition they will be showing work they made for SUSAK EXPO 2016: Petra will exhibit Bathers, cutouts from painted metal, while Daniel will be showing documentation of his work URED / OFFICE.įigure out Yourself – An Exhibition of Human Figure from the Collection of MMSU Daniel started the SUSAK EXPO Biennale in 2006 and Petra has been part of it since 2010. Slovenian artist Petra Varl and London-based artist Daniel Devlin met on the Croatian island of Susak. Taking place at ArtHelix Gallery in Brooklyn, featuring works by Petra Varl and MicroCollection who met during Susak expo 2016.Even it was just last year, they have a mutual feeling as they would know each other forever.įor this show, Petra Varl is presenting her new body of work, an installation of bold ink drawings on paper of trees and their shadows.

#Microcollection containers artclip series

The first of a series of two-person shows presented by Sračok & Pöhlmann, Through Shim at ArtHelix Gallery, Brooklyn, NY Uroš Belantič in Tina Verbič, costume designīožidar Jakac Art Museum, Kostanjevica na Krki Uroš Belantič and Tina Verbič, costume designįirst set of performances: 7th, 8th, 9th and 14th, 15th, 16th September, 2020Īrtist place, Študentovska ulica, Ljubljana Pascal Mérat and Janez Grošelj, lighting design The event will be held in strict accordance with NIJZ instructions and government measures to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus. In case you prefere to reserve another term please contact us anyway. We would appreciate if you were punctual and wait in front of the door. Please make a reservation on 041 389 470. In one term there is space for one, or maximum two spectators.

The event is taking place in silence, with muted mobile phones. Entrance for the spectators to the event is from Študentovska ulica, last door from the last house on the right side on the path to Ljubljana castle. Space in Two Acts is Petra Varl's project on view in her apartment in Ljubljana, Vodnikov trg 5a.