The main programme of the 26th IFCA - Infrastructure Complex: Altered Earth, curated by Tjaša Pogačar, will conclude this weekend with the presentation of two films. White Mountain by Emma Charles and Making of Earths by Geocinema collective will be on view in the auditorium of Moderna galerija Ljubljana during the museum's opening hours.
The conference reconsiders the questions that concern both human society and the entire planet, thus, all of nature, and are, in this sense, universal. Youtube Channel or Facebook Live.
The event is a prologue of the coming issue of L’Internationale Online, confronting the two seemingly incompatible terms Degrowth and Progress. A conversation between artist Monica Narula and curator Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez will follow the thread of these ambiguous notions inspecting institutional cultural landscape to reveal several issues raised in their practice addressing political movements such as distribution and wealth, struggles for the commons, feminisms, ecology and sustainability.
Several Ljubljana museums have joined forces to give you a special welcome: until 30 August 2020 you can visit 13 venues with a single ticket!” says the promotional brochure.
On every summer Thursday in July and August, the Museum of Modern Art plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova will be open for public till 8 p.m. You are cordially invited to join us in our summer special from 6 to 8 p.m.
An experimental essay and collaboration with the artist Nika von Ham, published as the last chapter of Zdenka Badovinac’s Comradeship: Curating, Art, and Politics in Post-Socialist Europe, “My Post-Catastrophic Glossary” is written as a semi-fictional glossary.
The Glossary of Common Knowledge is a project of the European confederation of museums L’Internationale initiated by Moderna galerija in 2014 and organised cross-sectionally from working seminars and public conferences. The goal of the project is to compile a glossary of art terminology that differs substantially from what is found in the existing literature on art. For safety reasons related to the prevention of the spread of Covid-19 the seminar will take place online.
The Summer Museum Night taking place every third Saturday in June, is the largest national promotional campaign for Slovenian museums and galleries. We invite you to visit our current exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, a conversation with Jošt Franko as part of his solo exhibition of the Draught Series, a performance by Boštjan Čadež and Tatiana Kocmur as part of the Lighting Guerrilla. Both bookstores are preparing a special discount, while Kavarna Moderna and Kantina +MSUM are preparing a musical programme. We also invite you to view the guided tours and the exhibition online.
During our work from home, Moderna galerija is presenting ARTEMIC – a series of thoughts, views and impressions about selected works from the Moderna galerija collections that MG staff will share with you.
"Plagues are like imponderable dangers that surprise people. They seem to have a quality of destiny. What I find curious is that the great plagues have always produced great excesses. They make people want to live more. It's that almost metaphysical dimension that interests me."
Programme of the Museum of Modern Art plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova for the current month with guided tours, round table debates, discursive programme, talks, workshops and lectures.
Programme of the Museum of Modern Art plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova for the current month with guided tours, round table debates, discursive programme, talks, workshops and lectures.
Wednesday, 22 January 2019 | 20.00 | MG+ ||| Thursday, 23 January 2019 | 19.00 | SMG
69 Positions (Part 1: Unplugged) is an extract of the original version of the piece 69 Positions. It leads visitors through a space with texts, films and images, where memories of performances are brought alive to create a link between public and private space.
Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, presents the 8th edition of conference series Tactics & Practice: Automate all the Things! In the framework of Hyperemployment, the symposium Automate all the Things! wants to explore a contradiction implicit in the increasing automation of work.
Nika Autor is one of the artists invited to participate in the 9th edition of the Triennial of Contemporary Art U3. The Newsreel Front’s intervention consists in the purchase and donation of the above mentioned Chris Marker’s two films to Moderna galerija, Ljubljana, for inclusion in its collection.
You are kindly invited to a guided tour and conversation between curator of 9th Triennial of Contemporary Art U3 | Dead and Alive, Vit Havránek and artist Peter Rauch. The tour at Moderna galerija will be in English.
The closing panel debate of U3 will try to find concrete solutions to respond to the material dying of the avant-gardes. The material living conditions of – especially but not exclusively – younger artists are deteriorating year after year.
Performance of a Japanese butoh dancer in the context of U3 Triennial of Contemporary Art – Dead and Alive who is acting through the words of choreographer Tatsumi Hijikata, the founder of a Butoh genre: »Butoh is a corpse standing straight up in a desperate bid for life.«
Programme of the Museum of Modern Art plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova for the current month with guided tours, round table debates, discursive programme, talks, workshops and lectures.
