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On World Bee Day we invite you to take a walk through the museum collection Lazy Bums, Be More Like the Busy Little Bee Foraging for Food with Glee! with our curator Mojca Šifrer Bulovec.
The guest of the second artist talk, at the France Mihelič Gallery, will be the prominent painter, graphic artist and pioneer of the airbrush technique in Slovenia – Berko.
During the Family Week from 15 to 22 May, admission to the Škofja Loka Museum for families is free.
Join us for a guided tour of the "An Artist is a Living Museum" exhibition by Tomislav Brajnović, a contemporary conceptual artist from Croatia. His oeuvre spanning over thirty years is focused on the ever-topical themes of ideology, religion, history, the role of arts, the artist, ethics and humankind. The artist uses a variety of media, such as spatial installation, video, printmaking, sound, painting, sculpture, performance, happening, photography etc.
Did you know that the Church of the Annunciation in Crngrob is one of the oldest pilgrimage churches in Slovenia and one of the three European churches where whale ribs are kept? Join our free guided tour of the Church and learn about its interesting history!
Join us for a guided tour of the exhibition The Circle or the Sound of One Hand Clapping with the artist Nataša Šušteršič Plotajs and curator Boštjan Soklič.
Join us for a Castle Matinee! Every last Saturday of the month, you can take a guided tour of our permanent collections and get to know the rich natural and cultural heritage of the Škofja Loka area, and afterwards have a cup of coffee (with a coupon) at the Škofja Loka Castle Cafe while enjoying an excellent view of the medieval town.
Join us for a guided tour of the the first retrospective of Ive Šubic’c literary illustrations, which marks the 100th anniversary of his birth. On this occasion, the artist is for the first time also presented as a cultural figure with a focus on his contribution to the community.
The first guest of the artist talk, taking place at the medieval granary "Kašča", will be Franc Novinc, a painter, former professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana and honorary citizen of Škofja Loka.
The questions that will arise in the selection of the narratives transcend generational and general temporal boundaries and seem eternal: with what justification does a mother kill her child? What are the ways in which women save their souls and bodies? How many times does a woman's beauty and wisdom have to hide under her skin because it would be too dangerous for her to live otherwise? Where in our collective unconscious does the cowherd still live and where does the incestuous king rule?