Catalogues & Book

A catalogue Creatures in Recent Slovenian Sculpture represents view in world of animals, which blends in with the world of unrecognisable creatures that have no connection to the existing fauna. A catalogue has been made sinchronologically with the identical exhibition.

Ivan Dvoršak was one of the most prominent Slovene photographers from the second half of the 20th century and a renowned graphic designer.

The catalogue of the exhibition with writings of Brede Kolar Sluga and Simone Vidmar from Art Galery Maribor, Michele Drascek, Duccio K. Marignoli and Susan Sayre Batton, deputy of director in Museum of Art, San José in California, is edited Michele Drascek.

Catalogue PROJEKT MARIBOR Rebecca Horn & and guests informs us about language of time, which describes the world famous german artist Rebecca Horn in September 2012 in Maribor.

Catalogue Route 99: Brotherhood and Unity, A friendly guide to the Balkans has neen released by the prokect of the artist, Kyle Milne. Kyle Milne is an american artist.

Catalogue was published next to the exhibition Ksenija Čerče & Anica Vučetić, Dialogue, which reestablished a dialogue between two artists, Ksenija Čerče and Anica Vučetić, between two curators, Breda Kolar Sluga and Alexandra Estelo Bjelica Mladenović, and between two institutions, Maribor Art Gallery and Cultural Centre of Belgrade.

Jan Fabre's diary opens unique insight into artist's search for his own identity.

Publication was published next to the exhibition Unfinished modernisations / Between utopia and pragmatism. The exhibition presents the architectural projects and large-scale urbanistic plannings which denote the period of socialist Yugoslavia between 1948-1980.

Final publication of the project Unfinished modernisations presenting architecture and urban planning in the former Yugoslavia and its successor states.

Catalogue was published next to the exhibition Ida Brišnik Remec & Marjan Remec, So near – so far. The first retrospective exhibition presented an overview of life opus by two individual Maribor painters, who reached their creative peak in 1970’s and 1980’s.

First Slovenian translation of Rebecca Horn's poems with a comrehensive introduction by Doris von Drathen.

Interwined Traces are an ambience-designed project of the sculptor Metka Kavčič (b. 1960) inspired by the rich cultural and historical treasures of Idrija. The project connects traditional values of form with contemporary sculptural forms.