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In the days filled with anxiety caused by the coronavirus pandemic, art institutions and museums have decided to share some works from their museum collections with a wide, global public.
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If you get bored these days, if you get tired of TV and Netfix (or any other streaming service provider), pop into a museum or gallery, virtually of course! These 12 world-famous museums offer you to visit and see their collections right from your sofa.
Vienna is about to open one of the largest museums of modern art in the world, the Albertina modern. It will come to life on March 12, 2020 at the House of Artists on Karlsplatz, and its collection will include more than 60,000 works by 5,000 artists.
The Švicarija Creative Center is a new cultural, educational and creative center located in the exceptional surroundings of Ljubljana's Tivoli City Park and is part of the International Graphic Arts Center. It offers working and living studios for local artists and residencies for international artists, and it also hosts a lively cultural program.
On the 100th anniversary of Ivan Cankar's death, a large annual co-production in Cankarjev dom will stage his farce, which teaches us that nothing can ever change and that it is even possible to laugh at this realization. The arrival of the artist Peter upsets the 'chaste' Šentflorians; the blessed valley has nothing to do with cultivating artists and other practitioners. But when Peter plays on their bad conscience, they quickly fall to their knees, and even Zlodej gives up on them.
You can also spend New Year's Eve in the theater. For New Year's Eve, our theaters and opera houses offer quite a few excellent performances or productions, with which you will enter the new year. Here are the great New Year's Eve 2017 shows that promise a spectacular New Year's Eve at the theatre.
Terror is currently the most staged work both on European stages and around the world, as it is shown in more than forty theaters, and in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, viewers could also watch a film based on the drama of the same name on their TV sets in September, and after the end of the film, they voted live on the pilot's guilt or innocence and thus decided on its outcome. The drama and its numerous productions experienced a real media boom due to the current terrorist theme, and its author became a media star. In Prešeren's theater in Kranj, you will be able to see the play for the first time on December 3 at 7:30 p.m., directed by Eduard Miler.
The comedy Man's Lair plays with many male-female stereotypes and reveals a humorous view of the relationship between men and women, this time from a male perspective. Men's problems are often much more banal than women's, but they are no less burdensome on their lives. Irreconcilable differences in views on shopping, love, marriage and life drive couples apart. The witty comedy about mutual relationships, consumerism and male friendship will be further enriched by many live musical hits. The premiere will take place on December 1 at 8:00 PM in SLG Celje. This time, Sandy Lopičić signed on to direct.
On Friday, November 17, 2017, the drama of the Slovenian National Theater Maribor will premiere Yasmine Reza's comedy God of Massacre, directed by Ajda Valcl, on the Small Stage. Starring Ana Urbanc, Vladimir Vlaškalić, Ksenija Mišič and Kristijan Ostanek.
On Saturday, November 18, at 5:00 p.m., the children's play Peter Klepec or How do you become a real hero will premiere on the big stage of Drama. Maja Sever and Eva Kraševec wrote the dramatization based on the motifs of the legend of Peter Klepec. The well-known fairy tale about the shepherd boy who acquires miraculous strength, as well as the story by France Bevk, were the starting point for the current staging.