Mednarodni grafični likovni center
The International Centre of Graphic Arts (ICGA) is a specialized museum for contemporary graphics and printed art, and a gallery hosting exhibitions of Slovenian and foreign graphic artists, thematic group exhibitions and other printed- and contemporary-art exhibitions. The Centre’s main activity is the organization of the Graphic Biennales whose long tradition reaches back to 1955.
In addition to the Biennales, the ICGA houses the Slovenian and World Graphics Collection. The centre managed to obtain, either by means of purchase or in the form of donations, a vast collection of museum material, containing approximately 3,500 graphic papers and 400 author books and other art publications. Furthermore, the ICGA is an institution that actively promotes and publishes art graphics. The two studios – one for gravure printing and the other for serigraphy – are intended for both Slovenian and foreign artists. The ICGA is a publisher of original graphics, and of biennale and other type exhibition catalogues.
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Thirteen artists are currently working at the MGLC Švicarija creative and residency centre. Their work is presented in the From the Studios series. On this occasion, the presentation marking the...
Failure as a point of departure for potential future success is today a key part of the artistic process. What might elsewhere be understood as an error or anomaly can become an expressive value and...
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