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Between the Sea and the Rock

The exhibition 'Between Sea and Stone – Slovenian Artists of the Trieste-Coastal Area' will open at the City Gallery Nova Gorica on September 3, 2026. It is a collaborative project between the Gallery of Prešeren Award Winners in Kranj, the Kromberg–Nova Gorica Museum, and the City Gallery Nova Gorica. The exhibition showcases works by Slovenian visual artists and literary figures from the Trieste and coastal regions, including August Cernigoj, Lojzet Spacal, Klavdij Palčič, Frank Vecchiet, Silvester Komel, and writers such as Srečko Kosovel, Iga Gruden, Miroslav Košut, Mark Kravos, Renata Quagli, Boris Pahor, Alojz Rebul, and Dušan Jeličič. The exhibition highlights the cultural and historical ties between Trieste, the Kras region, and Gorizia, emphasizing their shared artistic and literary heritage. A bilingual Slovenian-Italian publication accompanies the exhibition, compiling all Prešeren Award winners from the Trieste area across various creative fields.

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Between the Sea and the Rock

The exhibition 'Between Sea and Stone – Slovenian Artists of the Trieste-Coastal Area' will open at the City Gallery Nova Gorica on September 3, 2026. It is a collaborative project between the Gallery of Prešeren Award Winners in Kranj, the Kromberg–Nova Gorica Museum, and the City Gallery Nova Gorica. The exhibition showcases works by Slovenian visual artists and literary figures from the Trieste and coastal regions, including August Cernigoj, Lojzet Spacal, Klavdij Palčič, Frank Vecchiet, Silvester Komel, and writers such as Srečko Kosovel, Iga Gruden, Miroslav Košut, Mark Kravos, Renata Quagli, Boris Pahor, Alojz Rebul, and Dušan Jeličič. The exhibition highlights the cultural and historical ties between Trieste, the Kras region, and Gorizia, emphasizing their shared artistic and literary heritage. A bilingual Slovenian-Italian publication accompanies the exhibition, compiling all Prešeren Award winners from the Trieste area across various creative fields.

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