Exhibition

The Young Generation of Slovene Graphic

12. 03. 2004 – 21. 04. 2004

The exhibition presented the works of ten graphic artists: Martina Bohar, Vesna Drnovšek, Anja Jerčič, Nataša Mirtič, Miha Perčič, Damjana Stopar, Gorazd Šimenko, Sašo Vrabič, Ana Zavadlav in Mojca Zlokarnik. During the exhibition’s preparation phase, all of them had finished, were just finishing, or had been atending postgraduate studies of graphics at the Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts, which had been influenced by the tradition of the Ljubljana School of Graphic Arts. Opening introduction and essay accompanying the catalogue had been contributed by Katja Ceglar, the exhibition’s curator.

The opening programme featured flautist Andreja Zlatič and Daniel Ivša on accordion.

Photo: Foto Asja

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