Extensive monograph is dedicated to Slavko Tihec (1928-1993), one of the most important Slovene sculptors, Prešeren Award Winner and internationally acknowledged artist.

Silvester Plotajs Sicoe attracted attention on his entrance to the Slovenian art scene, with his colourful, intensively figurative and thematic art, which captured themes from the world of film industry, music and sports.

Andrej Brumen Čop creates blurred paintings with the intention to expose the world. With his images of insects, sexual organs, deformed embryos, skulls and stretched tongues he accuses society of deformation and their existence under a veil of correctness.

Aleksandra Vajd (b. 1971) creates photographs which are beyond the common autobiographical confession. The catalogue is made up of eight reproductions of photographs on cardboard.

The catalogue accompanied an extensive thematic exhibition of family topics in Slovenian fine arts.

Works of the painter Karel Jiřak (1897-1982) include above all traditional fine arts themes such as landscapes, still life, figurative elements, portraits and Christian themes.

The main theme of Goran Bertok’s (b. 1963) black and white photographs is violence. The photographer is obsessed with the body and interweaves into the body sadistic and masochistic connotations which result from real situations.

Between Painting and Scenery is a monograph dedicated to the painter and scenographer Maks Kavčič (1909–1973). It presents Kavčič’s artistic journey and is also a review of his scenographic work.