The Association EPEKA, Soc. Ent., is a part of the Festival of Photography\u00a0<\/strong>Maribor<\/strong>, which will this year be presented in 26 different venus, where you’ll be able to see 30 exhibitions.<\/p>\n All of the events will additionally be accompanied by the workshops, guided tours of exhibitions and movie projections and that’s a novelty this year. Festival of Photography in Maribor is extremely diverse as we will walk through different landscapes which will evoke in us different feelings and wishes to give back to nature its richness.<\/p>\n Exhibition by Mi\u0161o Hochst\u00e4tter is raising awareness on industrial pollution through collage series. Our unhealthy attitude to Earth has led to dramatic and aesthetically pleasing photographies by Bojan Gol\u010dar, who leaves a physical imprint in his pictures much like humans leave an imprint on the natural space. Photographic answers of where our reckless interventions may lead us are presented to us by Sissa Micheli; Aoelian Islands remind her of post-apocalyptic state in which we will be forced to survive in extreme conditions.<\/p>\n Question of reality is contemplated by DK (Damjan Kocjan\u010di\u010d) who persuades us that through photographies we have traveled the entire world, even though we have only moved in the radius 100 meters around his studio. While Ana Ku\u010dan is taking pictures in the park of the castle Versailles and contrasts baroque gardening to the current attitude towards the old parks. Contrast between “now” and “then” is also pursued by the photographer Imre Szabo who took pictures of battlefields in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo. Author begs the question if we have learnt any lessons in the past and if ready to retake the exam in the future. Similar question is also addressed by a photographer Sebastiao Salgado who will be presented in the movie\u00a0Salt of the Earth. Even though he has witnessed numerous tragedies, he’s managed to restore his hope in the world.<\/p>\n A longer period of time has been captured in the retrospective exhibition by Stojan Kebler, also including the broadest overview of his work. As a member of the avantgard photography group the Maribor Circle he will be presented alongside other members in a documentary on the phenomenon of the Maribor Circle photography.<\/p>\n In continuation you can hear the thoughts of the curator of the festival Vasja Nagy.<\/p>\n Svet \u2013 svetloba \/ World in light \/ Die Welt im Licht<\/strong><\/p>\n This year’s edition of the Photography Festival in Maribor is dedicated to landscape and environment. The exhibitions, which represent mainly the contemporary artistic treatment of this theme, will shed light on it from different angles. Photographic techniques, formal and conceptual challenges, ecology, politics, science, imagination, as well as the very definition of motif within the art historical discipline are all very topical subjects, which are dealt with by artists and experts as well as the general public.<\/p>\n One of the most common motifs in photography is the landscape, whether it is a view from nature or of man-made places, i.e. architecture. Architecture in this case represents a cultural landscape, that is, a landscape that is a web of imagination and the possibility of material realisation. Culture and Nature were two clearly identifiable and distinct categories in the perception of the world not so long ago, perhaps even 200 years ago. Culture has steadily encroached on nature to the point where some scientists have labelled the current geological period the Anthropocene, as it has become clear that human activity is influencing global processes.<\/p>\n But nature is also intruding into culture all the time. It was once thought that nature should be tamed and that man’s intellect could tame it, but it has been shown time and again, even if only by a dandelion blade in the middle of a tarmac car park, just how thin a layer human consciousness and the activity that arises from it is. Moreover, nature has swollen so much that it is already beyond the limits of the visible universe. Nature, the wild, the unconscious, whatever we call it, invades again and again through the smallest cracks and also forcefully and destructively all over the place.<\/p>\n EXHIBITIONS<\/strong><\/p>\n 1\/ Tower Photo Gallery, 6 \u017didovska Street, Maribor 2\/ Media Nox Gallery, \u017didovska ulica 11, Maribor 3\/ DLUM Gallery, \u017didovska ulica 10, Maribor 4\/ Synagogue Maribor, \u017didosvka ulica 6, Maribor 5\/ GT22 + lobbyGT22 \/ Glavni trg 22, Maribor BlackBoxGT22 CorridorGT22 GT22, Glavni trg 22 6\/ Street Gallery \u017didovska 7\/ Maribor Art Gallery, Strossmayerjeva ulica 6 8\/ ART KIT KIBLA, Glavni trg 4, 9\/ E2RD, Gosposka ulica 34 10\/ Street Gallery STARI MOST 11\/ Maribor Regional Museum, Grajska Ulica 2, 2000 Maribor 12\/ Central Station – Street Gallery, Koro\u0161ka Cesta 5, Maribor. 13\/ Photographic Museum Maribor, Koro\u0161ka cesta 19 14\/ Epeka Slovenia, Koro\u0161ka cesta 8, Maribor<\/strong> 15\/ Maribor Secondary Construction School and Gymnasium, Smetanova 35, 16\/ Gallery K18, Koro\u0161ka c. 18, Maribor 17\/ Kavarnica Rokaj, Usnjarska ulica 3, 2000 Maribor 19\/ Urban Garden, Kneza Koclja 6, Maribor 20\/ University Library Maribor, Gospejna ulica 10, Maribor Lobby 21\/ III. gimnazija Maribor, Gosposvetska cesta 4, Maribor, 22\/ FERI, Koro\u0161ka cesta 46, 2000 Maribor 23\/ KAMNICA Library, Vrbanska cesta 97, KAMNICA 24\/ IZUM Gallery, Pre\u0161ernova 17, Maribor 25\/ RRRUDOLF Gallery, Voja\u0161ni\u0161ki trg 12, Maribor 26\/ Salon JULIUS, Planet Shower, Na Poljanah 18, Maribor ACCOMPANYING PROGRAMME:<\/strong> 14-15 September, 2019 Monday 16.9.2019 at 18.00 Friday 20.9.2019 from 15.00 to 18.00 Saturday 21 and 28.9. from 10.00 to 12.00 Saturday 21 and 28 September from 10.00 to 12.00 24.9.2019 at 6 pm 27.9.2019 from 10 am – 4 pm 28.9.2019 at 09:00 – 16:00 28 – 29.9.2019, Maribor 28.9.2019 at 09.00 – 14.00 30.9.2019 at 18.00
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\nDamjan Kocjan\u010di\u010d – Scotom (Tomorrow’s Memory)
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday, 15.00 – 18.00,
\nSaturday, 10.00 – 12.00.<\/p>\n
\nSimona Reisch – Urban Utopia
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday, 10.00 – 14.00 and 15.00 – 18.00,
\nSaturday, 10.00 – 13.00.<\/p>\n
\nRobert Bodnar – Cronophotography and other paintings
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday, 15.00 – 18.00
\nSaturday 10.00 – 12.00<\/p>\n
\nBojan Radovi\u010d – Hibakujumoko
\nFaruk Ibrahimovi\u0107 – Galaxies
\nOpen: Monday – Friday: 8.00 – 16.00<\/p>\n
\nMarko Golnar – Extreme Slovakia
\nProduction:GT22 \/ DRFK<\/p>\n
\nI Swan – Part 2
\nProduction: GT22 \/ Fundacija Sonda Foundation<\/p>\n
\nMade in GT22 – 2.del
\nProduction: GT22 \/ Fundacija Sonda Foundation<\/p>\n
\nModrinjak Photographic Museum, new season of GT22
\nCurator.
\nProduction:GT22 \/ Sonda Foundation<\/p>\n
\nRoland Icking: UGmb, new season
\nProduction: GT22 \/ Sonda Foundation \/ TamTam<\/p>\n
\nStojan Kerbler – retrospective
\nProduction: Moderna galerija \/ Maribor Art Gallery
\nOpen Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00 – 18.00. Closed Mondays.<\/p>\n
\nMiran Mi\u0161o Hochst\u00e4tter – Nature morte 1975
\nOpen Tuesday-Friday: 10.00 -13.00 and 17.00 – 19.00,
\nSaturday: 10.00 – 13.00<\/p>\n
\nBranimir Ritonja – HORIZONT
\nMonday – Friday 10.00 – 19.00, Saturday 10.00 – 13.00<\/p>\n
\nMouhamad Moustapha: HUMAN – CONNECT
\nSiddharth Behl: Men Machines and Dust<\/p>\n
\nMiha Kacafura – Everyone has a day of death
\nOpen: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00 -18.00, Sunday: 10.00 -14.00<\/p>\n
\nLin Gerkman – North of South<\/p>\n
\nImre Szab\u00f3 – Nineties
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday 9.00 – 17.00. Saturday 13.00 – 17.00<\/p>\n
\nSissa Micheli – On the verge of time<\/strong>
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday 15.00 – 18.00. Saturday 10.00 – 12.00<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n“Heritage # art # entertainment”
\nEXHIBITORS: Gero Angleitner, Mihael Brun\u010dko, Aleksander Brun\u010dko, Janja Cizelj, Du\u0161an Gaj\u0161ek, Bojan Hajdu, Anita Kirbi\u0161, Zdravko Kokanovi\u0107-Koki, Matja\u017e Malen\u0161ek, Jo\u017ee Marini\u010d, Breda Pre\u0161ern, Suzana Pu\u0161auer, Gregor Radonji\u010d,
\nBranimir Ritonja, Gregor Salobir, Bojan \u0160enet, Teodor Veingerl, Rasta Vre\u010dko and Ale\u0161 \u017diberna.<\/p>\n
\nAna Ku\u010dan – L’espace infini
\nOpen Tuesday to Friday 15.00 – 18.00. Saturday 10.00 – 12.00<\/p>\n
\nDanijel Kodri\u010d – moments of music<\/p>\n
\nMihael Brun\u010dko – Urban Landscapes<\/p>\n
\nArt Exhibition Centre
\nBojan Gol\u010dar – Consequences – The Day After Tomorrow<\/p>\n
\nPhotoclub Maribor – group exhibition. Participants: Aleksander Brun\u010dko, Almira Catovi\u0107, Anita Kirbi\u0161, A nja Cigala, Bojan Hajdu, Bojan Sobo\u010dan, Bojan \u0160enet, Branimir Ritonja, BrankoZorovi\u0107, Breda Pre\u0161eren, Du\u0161an Gaj\u0161ek, Iztok Kobal, Jo\u017ee Marini\u010d, Leon Gobec, Marjan Laznik, Matja\u017e Malen\u0161ek, Mihael Brun\u010dko, Rasta Vre\u010dko, Simon Petrovi\u010d, Suzana Pu\u0161auer, Tadej Turk, Taras Poljanec and Zvonko Strm\u0161ek,<\/p>\n
\nDaniel Kodri\u010d, Sara Gradi\u0161nik and \u0160pela \u0160trucl – photos<\/p>\n
\nGROUP EXHIBITION – LANDSCAPES
\nParticipants.<\/p>\n
\nBojan \u0160enet – Landscape<\/p>\n
\nJure Kravanja – earth’s vision<\/p>\n
\nMarjan Laznik – not everything is black and white
\nOpen Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.<\/p>\n
\nA VIEW OF THE LANDSCAPE
\nAnita Kirbi\u0161, Branimir Ritonja, Branko Zorovi\u0107, Du\u0161an Gaj\u0161ek, Iztok Kobal, Jo\u017ee Marini\u010d, Leon Golob, Matja\u017e Vigele, Oliver Tkalec, Rasta Vre\u010dko and Suzana Pu\u0161auer.<\/p>\n
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\n6-8 September, 2019
\nMi\u0161nica GT22, Glavni trg 22, Maribor
\n3 days workshop on black and white analogue photography
\nInfo and registration: misnica.gt22.si<\/p>\n
\nMi\u0161nica GT22, Glavni trg 22, Maribor
\nCyanotopicity of Blue-2 day cyanotype workshop
\nInfo and registration: misnica.gt22.si<\/p>\n
\nMariBox, Lo\u0161ka ulica 13, Maribor
\nScreening of the film SALT OF THE EARTH<\/p>\n
\nMaribor Photographic Museum, Koro\u0161ka 17, Maribor
\nWorkshop of studio photography with large format camera
\nInfo and registration at: info@fotoklub-maribor.com<\/p>\n
\nGT22, Glavni trg 22, Maribor
\nOpen Doors at the Modrinjak Museum of Photography.
\nThe Modrinjak Photographic Museum is the largest private collection of photographic technology in Slovenia.<\/p>\n
\nGT22, Glavni trg 22, Maribor
\nPOLAROID MARIBOR
\nled by Matej Sajko Modrinjak
\nProduction.<\/p>\n
\nMedia Nox, \u017didovska ulica 11
\nLecture by Prof. Dr. Gregor Radonjic
\nTHE ANTHROPOCENE: FROM VISUAL OBSERVATION TO THE ORIGINS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS<\/p>\n
\nPin-up photography workshop
\nRegistration: info@fotoklub-maribor.com<\/p>\n
\nPhotophonic walk – street photography workshop with photophones
\nMentors: Gregor Salobir and Bo\u0161tjan Lah
\nRegistration until 24.09.2019 at misnica@gt22.si<\/p>\n
\nConcert photography workshop with Sa\u0161a Huzjak
\nApplications at https:\/\/wishcam.com\/blog\/foto-delavnice\/delavnica-koncertne-fotografije-s-saso-huzjakom-prijave-v-teku\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMaster workshop of black and white photography – Part I.
\nLed by master photographer Branimir Ritonja
\nInformation and registration at: info@fotoklub-maribor.com<\/p>\n
\nIntimate Stage, GT22, Glavni trg 22, Maribor
\nDragi\u0161a Modrinjak film screening
\nPremiere of the documentary film Maribor’s ROUND<\/p>\n
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