Opening of the OKO 2025 Open Call winner exhibition Green Veins of Europe
Join us for the opening of the exhibition by Alex Kemman, winner of the OKO 2025 open competition, and his project Green Veins of Europe: Eco-Corridors and the European Green Deal. Through a photographic journey from the Netherlands to Italy, the exhibition reveals the importance of ecological corridors as the lifelines of the European continent […]
Guided tour of the exhibition In the Name of Wellness
The photographic project In the Name of Wellness by Italian photographer Karl Mancini documents the consequences of intensive monocultures of so-called superfoods in Latin America – from avocados and açaí to quinoa and soy. The series reveals the mechanisms of environmental neocolonialism and their impact on ecosystems and local communities already facing the effects of […]
Opening of the exhibition by invited Slovenian artist Katja Goljat – I Watched the Grass Grow
The project by photographer Katja Goljat explores the role of foraging in contemporary society and highlights the importance of reconnecting with nature. Interwoven with her own family roots, the work reflects a deeply personal narrative about heritage and belonging. The exhibition is presented at the Bohinj History Museum (Tomaž Godec), which will, for the first […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Dreams in Blue
The exhibition Dreams in Blue tells the story of the disappearance of indigo in Peru and the longing of local artisans for its return. Their story of a lost dye reveals how climate change, colonial history, and modern pressures shape the fate of traditional crafts. Situated on the Rju Bridge, designed by the architectural studio […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Janja
The photographic project Janja by Mitar Simikić traces a river in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina that for centuries shaped the lives of communities and lands along its banks. Once a lifeline – a place of play, sustenance, and gathering – Janja has undergone profound transformations in recent decades. With the construction of the Ugljevik power […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Riturné
The guided tour will take place in Oplen’s house, whose historical setting gives the exhibition special significance. In this space, Bohinj tradition meets a contemporary photographic approach and nature conservation themes, offering visitors a unique experience of the intertwining of past and present. About the exhibition: Riturné (Come back, in the Piedmontese language) is a […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Tropicalia
Guided tour of the exhibition Caimi, Jean-Marc & Piccinni, Valentina – Tropicalia Europe is entering a period of climate change, and Sicily has become a laboratory for testing adaptations. The Tropicalia project reveals how the island is facing the challenges of tropicalisation – from the cultivation of resistant crops to the rise of tropical fruits […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Lithium Dreams
In a beautiful location by the Jezernica River, the artist will personally present her project and the process of photographing the theme of lithium. Jezernica, the second shortest river in Slovenia, flows from Lake Bohinj and is an important symbol of the connection between natural resources and human use of space – which is why […]
Guided tour of the exhibition Holy Cow
Carolina Arantes’ exhibition Holy Cow reveals one of the most powerful stories of our time – the global beef industry that reshapes Brazil’s landscapes and exerts a massive impact on the environment. Developed over eight years, the project documents this agricultural powerhouse and raises urgent questions about food, energy, and the climate crisis. Its placement […]
Guided tour of the exhibition The Final Days of Georgian Nomads
The photographic project by Natela Grigalashvili takes us into mountainous Adjara – one of Georgia’s most distinctive and culturally rich regions, where traditions and pastoral ways of life have endured for generations. Today, however, this area marked by isolation and marginalization is slowly emptying, and with the departure of its people, the stories, knowledge, and […]
