SloveniaThe article reports on the opening of a new exhibition space at Galerija Kresija in Ljubljana, Slovenia, which is part of a collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts and Design. The new temporary exhibition space, named APPN (Arhivov podrobni prostorski načrt), is curated by the multidisciplinary group Kolektiv Arhiv. The space aims to expand the city’s cultural offerings by providing new ways to present art, experimenting with exhibition formats, and fostering direct interaction with visitors. The concept draws inspiration from Galerija Kresija’s existing model of engaging the public through large display windows and maintaining visibility in urban spaces even outside operating hours. The exhibition features works that explore the relationship between the collective and industrial environments, based on the creators’ visits to industrial sites over the past year.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a cultural event and artistic initiative without overtly promoting any political ideology. While the topic involves local government and cultural institutions, the framing remains neutral, focusing on the artistic and collaborative aspects rather than taking a左
