Events

Mednarodni muzejski dan v GBJ

Date: 18. 05. 2024
Time: 15:00

V sklopu mednarodnega dneva muzejev ste vabljeni na naslednje brezplačne dogodke:

15.00-17.00 / Ustvarjalnica za otroke Mar-mor-ri-ra-nje.
Navdih za ustvarjanje je kiparska razstava Tejke Pezdirc: Začasno stanje.

17.00-18.00 / Joga v parku s Tejko Pezdirc
Ob ogledu razstave Začasno stanje avtorice Tejke Pezdirc bomo raziskovali odnos telesa s prostorom in se razgibali na prostem. Za udeležbo na jogi predznanje ni potrebno; v primeru slabega vremena bo joga potekala v notranjih prostorih.

18.00 / Otvoritev razstave udeležencev nadaljevalnega tečaja grafičnih tehnik, mentorica: Nataša Mirtič. Dogodek poteka v so-organizaciji z JSKD Krško.

Ob Mednarodnem muzejskem dnevu je vstop v GBJ cel dan brezplačen. Lepo vabljeni, da nas obiščete med 10. in 18. uro!

Exhibitions / Current

Kristian Kožul
1573
11. 09. 2026 - 14. 02. 2027
Opening: Friday, 11 September 2026, at 7pm! The exhibition of Zagreb-based artist Kristian Kožul showcases his most recent artistic production in a distinct ambience of former monastery church. As it is common in his practice, he uses a wide variety of sculptural materials, as well as he …
Artificial
Tin Dožić, Simon Goritschnig, Lara Reichmann, Andrea Zabric
25. 07. 2026 - 31. 01. 2027
The group exhibition entitled Artificial focuses on the meaning of so-called artificial structures, materials, and worlds that appear in various realms of everyday life in the modern world.
Bogdan Borčić & Karel Zelenko
In Dialogue
08. 02. 2026 - 26. 01. 2027
On the occassion of the centenary of Bogdan Borčić’s birth and as part of the 20th exhibition in the Graphic Cabinet of Bogdan Borčić, the works of two great artistic companions, Bogdan Borčić and Karel Zelenko, are showcased in dialogue.

Exhibitions / Upcoming

Beyond Academia
Bosilj, Sekulić, Skurjeni, Tisnikar
25. 09. 2026 - 28. 02. 2027
Opening: 25 September 2026, at 7pm!
The exhibition Beyond Academia presents a comprehensive overview of the work of four exceptional painters from the second half of the 20th century: Ilija Bašičević Bosilj, Sava Sekulić, Matija Skurjeni, and Jože Tisnikar.