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You are invited to the opening of the photography exhibition of Aleš Gregorič, one of the most prominent Slovenian photographers, who combines different photographic methods and approaches, fuses them and actualises them within the context of contemporary art.
As part of the accompanying program of the exhibition project Clay Through Place and Time, we invite you to the presentation of the publication Pottery in the Ribnica Valley. Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow?.
On Museum Summer Night, the Škofja Loka Museum will be open until 10 pm with free admission from 6 to 10 pm. At 8 pm a musical-narrative performance To the End of Our Days by the group Bajaté will take place in the castle garden.
On Friday, 19 June 19, at 5 pm, we invite you to the courtyard of the Škofja Loka Museum, where you will be able to listen to the story about the giant brothers told by the storyteller Karla B. Rihtaršič.
The exhibition project Clay Through Place and Time presents the Catalogue of Slovene Clays by potter and industrial designer Urban Magušar and a selection of clay objects from the Middle and New Ages.
The Zornica exhibition project is an upgrade of an interactive and intermedia project carried out by a group of artists last year at the Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob.
On International Museum Day on Monday, 18 May 2020, the Škofja Loka Museum will be open and admission will be free.
Katja Pinter Željko will take us into the world of fairy tales and discover what special heroes, including the King with Dirty Feet, have to tell us.
As part of the accompanying program of the Breakfast on a Morning Train II. exhibition by Tomaž Furlan, we invite you to a talk with the artist led by the exhibition curator Barbara Sterle Vurnik.
In the storytelling event, the narrator and the musician will focus on the brigther as well as the darker sides of the the human soul. They will intertwine folk, personal and literary stories in which the characters are placed before decisions, seek revenge, watch death, but also see hope, love and - a sense of humor.
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