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The addressee of populism is commonly defined in cultural terms as a human embodiment of a specific way of life (culture?) considered common, average or ordinary. The avant-garde art, in contrast, epitomizes precisely the opposite: the exceptional,[]

Today the Russian philosophy known as Cosmism has been largely forgotten. Its utopian tenets – combining Western Enlightenment with Eastern philosophy, Russian Orthodox traditions with Marxism – inspired many key Soviet thinkers until[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

In the new edition of the Glossary of Common Knowledge (2018-2022) Geopolitics referential field is repeating from the previous edition (2013-2018) because we feel such wide referential fields can never be fully exhausted. The first edition[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

The conference was dedicated to the question of how to harness the historical visions of the non-alignment movement (NAM) in light of the current global geopolitical situation. Another important question was to tackle the legacy of culture in[]

Participating speakers: Aleksander Bassin (curator and art critic), Andreja Hribernik (exhibitions between 1965 and 1985 at the Art Pavilion Slovenj Gradec), Teja Merhar (SFR Yugoslavia’s International Collaborations in Culture with Developing[]

The lecture Towards an Aesthetics of Southern Uprisings by a curator and film theorist Olivier Hadouchi accompanies the Southern Constellations: The Poetics of the Non-Aligned exhibition. []

The international exhibition of the visual arts in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, this year's main event in Moderna galerija, provides an overview of painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, photography, and film from the time the king's[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

The public perception of Bela krajina has been marked by the wire on the border, a subject of far more debates than the economic and social issues that this cut-off region has been grappling with for many years. A closer look reveals that it was this[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

During the duration of Time Without Innocence. Recent Painting in Slovenia exhibition that posed the question of "What is the status of painting today?" the exhibited painters presented their work in short 20 minutes-long artist[]

Nika Ham’s creative practice presents the special relation between her artistic work and her “day job”. Her creative impulse stems from her specific situation as a young artist working part-time as a museum attendant at the Museum[]

The point of departure will be the work of the Slovene-American writer Louis Adamič, whose 120th anniversary of birth was celebrated this year; the Sophia publishing house is soon to publish his work From Many Lands translated into Slovene[]

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On such varied topics as political representatives, the labor force, or the national basketball team, the public discourse in Slovenia is seeing a resurgent emphasis on the “national extraction” of the citizens of Slovenia. Frequently[]

Alenka Puhar casts light on the social climate of the 1960s, when photographer Stojan Kerbler took his first anthological portraits of children, by looking at a number of critical accounts in the press and literature of the time, portraying the[]

The Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory acknowledges the exceptional achievements of cultural protagonists whose work supports, develops or investigates visual art and culture in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Named in honour of the[]

In today’s Europe, arts institutions have to recognise their role in creating and maintaining sheltering structures for artists and students to meet, exchange and develop self-engineered and trans-border forms of collectivization. Faced with[]

Although contemporary art frequently describes the future as dystopian, there are many art projects that do not describe time, but merge with it, last in it, develop with it, and thus, in their own way, co-create the future. The present has become[]