Roman Uranjek

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When the Slovenian painting collective IRWIN formed in what was then the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1983, the members, from Ljubljana’s punk and graffiti scene, were barely in their twenties.

Last week, I had a pleasure to visit Roman Uranjek’s studio in Ljubljana. He was one of the founding members of the artist group IRWIN in Ljubljana in 1983.

In Budapest, Ani Molnár Gallery is a cultivated environment for intellectual collectors, which represents artists in various points of their careers and offers a research that has been well lauded in the international art scene.

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In 1962, Robert Rauschenberg was experimenting with printing techniques using plates from newspapers, when his lithographic printing stone cracked.

The work of the Slovenian art collective IRWIN is making a return visit to İstanbul after their last appearance here in the 2004 İstanbul Biennial

Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos is pleased to host the internationally renowned artists collective IRWIN, members of NSK (new Slovenian Art).