Authors: Nina Pernat, Katarina Kolenc and Doroteja Erhatič
(Galerija Alkatraz)
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the festival, a group exhibition of two photographers and a sculptor touches upon the issue of plastic and its use. Through problematising it, through attempts at reuse and alternative creative processes, the artists walk through the festival's ten-year archive, its development and its participants.
The exhibition consists of ten graphics of festival’s posters printed in black and white screen printing technique on wallpaper. The printer Danijela Zajc saved the discarded wallpaper a few years ago and found a new use for it. The Reciklart team cutted the posters out of the wallpaper, on which Danijela printed. The amount of material determined the size of the reprint, i.e. 8 copies per poster for 8 editions and 4 or 3 for two editions. Because the series is so small and because mistakes are cool, Danijela's reprint left its mark, and the posters became unique. Signed and numbered graphics will be available on donation.
Bring your used items and discover new treasures to take home
Bring your used items and discover new treasures to take home. From clothing, machines, and accessories to jewelry and household items, there's something for everyone. This year, we're excited to welcome pet toys, plants, and seeds into the mix, encouraging a vibrant exchange of greenery and fun for our furry friends. Come contribute to this sustainable community effort, enjoy the spirit of sharing, and find delightful new items for your home and garden. Remember, someone's trash is another person's treasure
(Night Window Display Gallery Pešak)
Author: Daniel Leber (ARG)
7. 8. 2024 – 4. 9. 2024
Daniel Leber, an Argentinian artist and art historian with Slovenian roots, presents himself at the Pešak Night Exhibition Gallery with a solo exhibition entitled "Hypersymbolism", which was created as part of his residency at Atelier Azil (ACC Metelkova). In his artistic research, the author combines the folk tradition of painted beehive endings with (South American) modernism and contemporary art. Leber created ten wooden end tables for the current exhibition, which are complemented by symbols painted on the walls.