3 months ago
On Tuesday, January 26, 2021, at 12 o’clock, we invite you to the virtual opening of the exhibition “Call me by name” by Slovenian photographer Jasmina Vidmar. Read More
4 months ago
Our gallery is closing its doors. We present you with the speech which was held at the opening of the last exhibition within the EPEKA Gallery. Read More
8 months ago
Together with the Maribor architect and artist Luka Murovec, we are preparing the exhibition “Pohorje Pearls”. The exhibition, a spatial installation, will explore the relationship between Maribor and Pohorje, which so strongly marks it. The exhibition will be on view in December, with the opening date depending on the epidemiological picture.
8 months ago
Galerija Epeka 11.7. – 15.8.2020
In memoriam: Katarina Karolina Horvat
‘At the beginning of 2020, I lost my aunt Dragica. I didn’t want an obituary. People …
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1 year ago
On 27th January we held the opening of the photography exhibition “Auschwitz” by Branimir Ritonja.
1 year ago
On Friday, 24th January 2020 at 18:00, we kindly invite you to the Gallery EPEKA, Koroška cesta 8, where we will host a presentation of the book and an opening of the photography exhibition “See, this is where you will live now“
1 year ago
We kindly invite you to the EPEKA Gallery to the opening of the exhibition “Passengers”, which will take place on Friday, 29th November, at 6 p.m.
1 year ago
On Wednesday 13th November 2019, at 12:00 we invite you to Student Campus on Pivovarniška 6 in Ljubljana. The Association EPEKA will organize the opening of the photographic exhibition by Jasmina Vidmar titled Call me by my Name. Read More
2 years ago
For the duration of the Festival of photography Maribor, at the Gallery EPEKA we will host an exhibiton by Italian artist Sissa Micheli: On the Verge of Time. Read More
2 years ago
One day before the International Roma Genocide Remembrance Day, commemorated on the 2nd August, we held an opening of the exhibition Branimir Ritonja: Auschwitz. In the evening of the 2nd August 1944 in the camp Auschwitz-Birkenau the nazis destroyed the Zigeunerlager (gypsy camp) and executed more than 3000 Roma. It is the largest execution of Roma at one time. Read More
