Public guided tour of the exhibition by Zmago Jeraj

The exhibition presents selected paintings, photographs and prints from the early mature phase of Jeraj’s oeuvre, from the late 1960s and 1970s, in which he explored the relationship and transition between interior and exterior spaces, inside and outside, closed and open. The title I Take a Long Step Across a Windowsill is borrowed from a story by Bruno Schulz and stems from Jeraj’s fascination with the work of the Polish writer and artist. A particularity of the exhibition is its innovative set-up, which attempts to bring the two-dimensionality of the artist’s works into a three-dimensional space through unconventional lighting and authentic furniture from the 1960s.

Conducted by the exhibition curator Gregor Dražil.

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Photo: Urška Boljkovac. MGLC Archive.

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Zmago Jeraj:

I Take a Long Step Across a Windowsill

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