How the modern age in the early 20th century embraced photography as an art form, and how photography documented the achievements of new era and made it an art form.
Neja Tomšič: Opium Clippers
The article about Neja Tomšič’s ongoing work Opium Clippers (2015-2023), in which she presents (true) stories about forgotten episodes in world history, namely the tea and opium trade of the 19th century.
Museum of Doubt: interview with Jaka Babnik
Interview with Ljubljana-based photographer and artist Jaka Babnik.
![Street Blues [Danilo Milovanović]](https://mihacolner.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Danilo-Milovanovic-Bituenography-2018-670x300.jpg "Street Blues [Danilo Milovanović]")
Street Blues [Danilo Milovanović]
About the work of Danilo Milovanović and his exhibition Street Blues at Miklova hiša Gallery, Ribnica
![Intimate Letters Witness to Collective Madness [Ibro Hasanovic]](https://mihacolner.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/2013_30Nov93_2-480x300.jpg "Intimate Letters Witness to Collective Madness [Ibro Hasanovic]")
Intimate Letters Witness to Collective Madness [Ibro Hasanovic]
An article about Ibro Hasanović’s piece entitled Letters that was premiered at Tobačna 001 in Ljubljana.
Notions of Human Body: interview with Goran Bertok
Interview with the photographer Goran Bertok who, in his artistic practice, continuously explores notions of human body.
Interventions in the Social Fabric: Interview with Mark Pozlep
Interview with Ghent-based artist Mark Požlep about his artistic practice addressing phenomena such as history, collective memory, popular culture and public space.
Sub Persona: Interview with PLATEAURESIDUE
Interview with art collective P L A T E AU R E S I D U E about their long-term project Sub Persona which addresses relationaship between humans and forest.
![Absence in the Period of Expected Presence [Natasa Berk]](https://mihacolner.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/05-censorship-670x300.jpeg "Absence in the Period of Expected Presence [Natasa Berk]")
Absence in the Period of Expected Presence [Natasa Berk]
An essay on the artistic practice of Natasa Berk whose diverse visual production usually takes place in the virtual space of the world wide web and the social networks.
![Three Botanical Stories [Marija Mojca Pungercar]](https://mihacolner.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Overgrowing-2018-670x300.jpg "Three Botanical Stories [Marija Mojca Pungercar]")
Three Botanical Stories [Marija Mojca Pungercar]
About Marija Mojca Pungerčar’s exhibition Three Botanical Stories (2018) which addresses small and intimate phenomena in her everyday life such as the relationship between culture and nature.