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‘Nine to Five’, a procedural exhibition by students of UL ALUO and UL FF, constitutes an intermediate step in the broader Kolektiv Arhiv project, which this time dives into the alienated but still recognisable visual and spatial manifestation of the material and energy production system.

The exhibition by students of Industrial Design at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana (UL ALUO) presents three projects developed by students for the Biodesign Challenge 2025 competition.

The exhibition Again, once more, and anew (Vnovič in zopet in znova) presents contemporary printmaking production by the younger generation through the works of students of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana.

The exhibition The RevitLabs of HEI-Transform by students of the Faculty of Architecture UL features student project proposals for flexible reuse of abandoned heritage, or heritage that is not being put to best use.

The exhibition SENSEs (ČUTi) by students of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, University of Ljubljana explores textiles and garments through various senses – sight, touch, hearing, smell, taste – and the more subtle forms of perception that (un)consciously shape our relationship with the world, the body, and materiality.

The exhibition “Building Worlds” presents a collection of student projects from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Ljubljana, developed during two architectural workshops led by the prominent American architects John David Todd (WOJR) and Hilary Sample (MOS).

The exhibition Although! (Ampak!) presents the contemporary painting production of the younger generation through the works of seventeen students from the Painting Department at Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana.

The exhibition About the Wall (O steni) is the continuation of a multi-year project by Tim Topić, a student of visual communication design at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, originating from the wall of the photography studio at the Academy.

The exhibition by students of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana and the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD – Genève), titled The Denton Project.

The exhibition of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering UL is based on Tasja Videmšek's master's thesis, which was inspired by the historical, textile, and architectural legacy of the Bauhaus.

Parkplac showcases the works of young painters at UL ALUO and provides room for art, offering up the corporeality and thickness of painting as a medium.

Two exhibitions by students from UL ALUO presented works created during two workshops as part of the Lighting Guerrilla Laboratory educational platform: Video Transformations. Artists Lina Steiner and Maruša Uhan presented their joint project Retrograde.

Exhibition by Jurij Hartman from UL ALUO lays out a wide selection of recognisable styles, from hyperrealism to pop art, in a gesture of semantic neutralisation.

Exhibition of students of the Faculty of Architecture and Academy of Fine Arts and Design of the University of Ljubljana.

An exhibition prepared by students of art history at UL FF explores the exhibition programme that took place in the former Jakopič Pavilion between 1919 and 1945.

Exhibition of students of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana is based on the specific situation of our contemporaneity, and places its demands at the centre of interest.

Exhibition by students of the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana researched the possibility of reconstructing individual phases of the church’s development.

A collaborative exhibition with the students from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Ljubljana researched the world of the hidden as well as the very visible problems of award-giving in architecture.

Exhibition by Neža Knez, student at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, combines physical and digital reality to offer the viewer an immersive experience into the world of the protagonist.

Reflections on the theme of life and living were written in poetic form by students of the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana in Korean, Japanese, and Chinese.

The Great-phic Art exhibition showcases a selection of best works by printmaking students at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana.

The undergraduate thesis titled "Kolekcija oblačil z izhodiščem v LGBTQ+ skupnosti" (A Clothing Collection with Its Starting Point in the LGBTQ+ Community) explores the author’s own identity in relation to computer and console games.