Exhibition

Živa Deu: Architecture of the Homes of Noted Slovenians

12. 07. 2013 – 22. 09. 2013

The exhibition Homes of Noted Slovenians was prepared for the Božidar Jakac Art Museum – Lamut’s Art Salon by Dr Živa Deu. The selected materials relate the stories of renowned people whose scientific or creative efforts left a mark on Slovenian cultural space through the architectures of buildings that held importance in their lives. The selection, which includes the parent location of the Božidar Jakac Art Museum, was assembled to incite the visitors of the exhibition to prolong their journey and see the old town core of Kostanjevica na Krki the location of several spaces that gave rise to noted Slovenians

Photo: Matej Jordan

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