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The lecture will take us through the first mentions of lacemaking in Slovenia, the importance of institutions in Ljubljana that crucially influenced the development of bobbin lace in Slovenia, and the involvement of the Škofja Loka area in this as well as the inscription of Bobbin Lacemaking in Slovenia on the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2018.
In July and August, you can visit the Škofja Loka Museum on Wednesdays until 9 pm. Welcome!
On Wednesday, July 8, 2021, at 6 pm, we invite you to the Ivan Grohar Gallery for a closing gathering of the exhibition Lit by the Sun by the artist Barbara Demšar from Škofja Loka.
On Wednesday, July 8, 2021, at 6 pm, we invite you to the Ivan Grohar Gallery for a closing gathering of the exhibition Lit by the Sun by the artist Barbara Demšar from Škofja Loka.
Kindly invited to an artist talk with Barbara Demšar accompanying her exhibition Lit by the Sun which is currently on view at the Ivan Grohar Gallery.
Kindly invited to an artist talk with Barbara Demšar accompanying her exhibition Lit by the Sun which is currently on view at the Ivan Grohar Gallery.
Kindly invited to an artist talk with Barbara Demšar accompanying her exhibition Lit by the Sun which is currently on view at the Ivan Grohar Gallery.
At the Ivan Grohar Gallery, Barbara Demšar’s work is presented with a recent cycle of paintings titled Lit by the Sun, which consists of fifteen medium-format works painted with acrylics on canvas. The cycle is about the way the artist experiences nature and natural phenomena.
At the Ivan Grohar Gallery, Barbara Demšar’s work is presented with a recent cycle of paintings titled Lit by the Sun, which consists of fifteen medium-format works painted with acrylics on canvas. The cycle is about the way the artist experiences nature and natural phenomena.
At the Ivan Grohar Gallery, Barbara Demšar’s work is presented with a recent cycle of paintings titled Lit by the Sun, which consists of fifteen medium-format works painted with acrylics on canvas. The cycle is about the way the artist experiences nature and natural phenomena.