100 let novomeške pomladi
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Author
Contributions
- Dolenjski muzej. Galerija - Contributor
Publication
2020 - Dolenjski muzej, Novo mesto, Slovenia
Language
Slovenian
Word Count
68,750 words, Guess
Page Count
275 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-109616306677
- ISBN-139789616306676
- OCLC Control Number1237811421
- Open LibraryOL44050567M
Classifications
- LCCN7255.S562 N686 2020
Alternate Titles
- Sto let novomeške pomladi
Description
What do Božidar Jakac, Miran Jarc, Anton Podbevšek, Marjan Mušič and Rihard Jakopič have in common? On September 26, 2020, it will be exactly one hundred years since a group of young artists from Novo mesto, together with guests, performed for a day that marked a turning point in both art and life. Novo mesto was awakened by its 1st regional art exhibition, literary recital and music concert, which has subsequently been referred to as the "Novo mesto spring". The exhibition took place in the Windischer Salon in Kandija, Novo mesto, under the auspices of the painter Rihard Jakopič, and was attended by ten artists: Rihard Jakopič, Božidar Jakac, Marjan Mušič, France Zupan, Ivan Čargo, Jože Cvelbar, Zdenko Skalicky, Franjo Ančik, Boris Grad and Ferdo Avsec, along with 337 works of art. The opening was accompanied on the same day by a concert featuring Marija Kogoj at Kamen Castle and an evening literary event by Miran Jarc and Anton Podbevšek at the Narodni dom. This was followed by several more local events, and in November the exhibition was repeated in Ljubljana. This exhibition commemorates that 1920 art festival and features the works shown and performed in 1920.
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