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NEW!Lin Gerkman (1995) graduated in industrial design from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana where he is about to finish a master’s course. Besides industrial design, he is involved in photography and video. In his works, Gerkman gives meaning to found objects by combining them into a brand-new whole. He held solo exhibitions in the Stolp Photogallery (North of South, Maribor, 2019) and the Photogether gallery (Myth and Ritual, Zlin, Czech Republic, 2020). “These photographs are from a work-in-progress which deals with the relation between the environment and an intimate experience of home. By exploring places and objects that have sentimental value to me, I try to grasp the notions of absence, loss, and imperfection. I go back in time searching traces.” The photograph is printed on archival semi-gloss 290g paper. The entire edition is printed with a white border in the dimension 40 x 50 cm (including the white border). With each print, you will receive a certificate of authenticity. Each print (photograph) comes in an edition of 50. -
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NEW!Mario Karlovčec (1987, Croatia) finished undergraduate studies in computer science. He enrolled in a PhD course of machine learning and social networks analysis in 2015 and worked at the Artificial Intelligence Lab of the Jožef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana. In 2019, he graduated in photography at the Higher School of Applied Sciences, Ljubljana. He was featured in the Analog Magazine, exhibited at the PH21 gallery of contemporary photography in Budapest, Hungary, and held a solo exhibition in the Layer House Gallery in Kranj. “The project investigates the correlation between the persistent process of increasing entropy in nature and human interventions in the environment. It creates tension between order and chaos which is also evident on the surfaces of things around us. If we step back and observe the world on a large-scale timeline, the activities of the humankind become tiny and irrelevant. These photographs were created in the spirit of ephemeral; a new house and an abandoned ruin put side-by-side.” The photograph is printed on archival semi-gloss 290g paper. The entire edition is printed with a white border in the dimension 40 x 50 cm (including the white border). With each print, you will receive a certificate of authenticity. Each print (photograph) comes in an edition of 50. -
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NEW!Nataša Skerk (1995) grew up in Trieste where she went to the Slovenian grammar school and then moved to Ljubljana to study design at the Faculty of Design in Trzin. Erasmus + program took her to Spain where she won apprenticeship at the LIStLab Publishing and the Blacklist studio. Currently she works at the LIStLab Publishing in Barcelona and is a contributor to the UTY (us/them/yours) online magazine. “I wanted to connect with people and remind them of the painful feelings. I believe that embracing one's sorrow is the only way to heal. We have the power to acknowledge the good and the bad and begin to also accept the darkest traits of our individuality; one needs to grieve. Sorrow is not only related to darkness but light as well. I wish people could feel so strong and alive.” The photograph is printed on archival semi-gloss 290g paper. The entire edition is printed with a white border in the dimension 40 x 50 cm (including the white border). With each print, you will receive a certificate of authenticity. Each print (photograph) comes in an edition of 50. -
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NEW!Nik Erik Neubauer (1994) is a visual artist and photographer from Ljubljana. He graduated in photography from VIST and took a master's degree from the Academy of Fine Art and Design in Ljubljana (2021). He was a finalist of the Balkan PhotoAward (2017), Malta International Photo Award (2018), Brussels Street Photography Festival (2019) and the Different Worlds open call (2020). He is a 2018 and 2020 award-winner of the Rovinj Photodays festival and received the best music event photography award at the Tresk festival in 2020. In 2021, he was nominated for Leica Oskar Barnack Newcomer Award and featured in the annual Fresh Eye publication powered by GUP Magazine, presenting the best emerging photography talents from Europe. “The series of photographs Today is Friday documents the so-called ‘bicycle’ or ‘Friday’ protests, which I've been covering since they started; I took first pictures in May 2020. In contrast to regular documenting, I'm focused on somewhat unspecific motifs. These mainly include the details that might otherwise be missed, and the individual in the crowd – be it a protester, a police officer or a casual passer-by. It is a series-in-progress since the protests still take place every Friday.” The photograph is printed on archival gloss 290g paper. The entire edition is printed with a white border in the dimension 40 x 50 cm (including the white border). With each print, you will receive a certificate of authenticity. Each print (photograph) comes in an edition of 50. -
Coffee/Tea mug sporting Henrie Cartier-Bresson's words of wisdom. Released to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Magnum. -
Tote bag sporting Henri Cartier-Bresson’s words of wisdom. Released to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Magnum. -
Breakfast tray with photograph by Martin Parr. Enjoy breakfast in bed with this unique serving tray featuring a full English breakfast photographed by Martin Parr in 1995. The image was included in Parr's book 'British Food' which marked the beginning of his fascination with food as a way to explore social issues and identity. Magnum Photos is an internationally renowned photographic cooperative owned by its photographer-members. This year marks Magnum Photos seventieth birthday and to celebrate they have collaborated with Plinth to create a series of homeware featuring some of their most iconic images. Released to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of Magnum. Dimensions: 24.5 x 37 cm -
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The photographer - chronicler of the beginning of the century Katalog je spremljal razstavo v Slovenskem etnografskem muzeju leta 2015, ki je predstavlila vpogled v življenje in delo enega izmed najpomembnejših amaterskih fotografov z začetka 20. stoletja – Frana Vesela. S fotografijo se ukvarjal celo življenje in ustvaril motivno bogat in raznolik opus fotografij, ki so danes vključene v zbirke večih ustanov. Izbor predstavljenih avtorjevih originalnih fotografij, je na razstavi ponujdil vpogled v dela njegove ohranjene fotografske zapuščine, katere rdeča nit je mesto Ljubljana in njeni prebivalci. Author of photographs: Fran Vesel Texts: Lara Štrumelj, Marijan Rupert Publisher: MGL Year: 1999 paperback, 55 pages Print run: 600 Language: english, slovene Dimensions: 22 x 27 cm ISBN: 961- 206-021-5 -
Zmago Jeraj 's series of photographs on the theme of Carnival spans thirty years. The first photographs were taken by chance, merely for the artist's personal archive, with no intention of exhibiting them. Moreover, the initially opportune subject matter was not considered potentially valuable for sustained creative interest. Over time, however, the number of images of figures and scenes associated with Carnival grew and developed into a series. The majority of the shots were taken in the Slovenian town of Ptuj, known for its carnival parade and for the unique carnival figure of "kurent" and its companions. After 1984, when a carnival festival was also organized in Maribor, Jeraj began documenting events in both cities. He focused on masked figures appearing alone or isolated in a crowd of ordinarily dressed people, or on small groups of costumed figures accompanied by random companions. He was interested in homemade costumes, which were often clumsily fashioned and gave a clear indication of the person's ingenuity, skill, and finances. Although Jeraj creates his visual reality with his choice of the event and the moment of freezing it in time, his series of photographs is not without traits of reportage photography and its verism. The outskirts of the center of Ptuj with derelict industrial buildings provide a suitable setting for these images. The emphasis on the banality of the setting robs the carnival figures of their power and creates the semantic concept that prevails throughout the series Carnival Figures and aims to degrade the spectacularity of the figures in various ways. It is thus expressed only with vague allusions to the marginal significance of the costume in relation to the prosaic whole, underlining the futility of the figure's presence. Author: Zmago Jeraj Text: Milojka Kline Publisher: Umetnostna galerija Maribor Year: 1996 Hard cover, 78 pages Print run: 500 Language: english, slovene Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm -
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Moderne galerija, Ljubljana, June 30-Sept. 25, 2005. The first wholesome view of the photographer's life and his productive, rich body of work from the sixties and seventies, which places him firmly amongst the pioneers of journalist photography in Slovenia. Author of Photographs: Leon Dolinšek Texts: mag. Lara Štrumej, Polde Bibič, Zdenka Badovinac Publisher: MG Year: 2005 paperback, 86 pages Language: english, slovene Dimensions: 22 x 27 cm ISBN: 961-206-044-4 -
This catalogue accompanied the first comprehensive overview of Božidar Jakac's photography, shown in 2014 at the Museum Modern Art in Ljubljana. Known as a printmaker, the artist sought creative outlets in new media even as a student. Giving prominence to the newly discovered photographs of his from before World War II II, the exhibition followed the chronology of photographs taken by the artist at significant stages of his life: in Prague (1922-23), Novo mesto (c. 1923), Paris (1925), Tunisia (1925), America (1929-1931) and with the partisan forces (1943-1945). It covered the first two decades of Jakac's involvement with photography, when his creative development in this medium was most intense and when he also matured as an artist and as a person. By including a number of his works in other media - drawings, prints, pastels and an oil painting - that represent the same experiential reality as the photographs, the exhibition showed that photography was indeed a new source of insight for the artist. Author of Photographs: Božidar Jakac Text: Lara Štrumelj Publisher: MG+MSUM Year: 2014 paperback, 130 pages Language: english, slovene Dimensions: 22 x 27 cm ISBN: 9789612061081
