SLOGI cooperates and connects with related institutions at home and abroad through its existing international network of partners, by establishing new connections and acquiring new partners, by cooperating with experts in the field of the institute's work, and by exchanging knowledge and good practices.
In the years 2008-2010, within the framework of the Culture 2000 program, we cooperated with theater institutes and museums from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia and together prepared an ambitious international project Theater architecture in Central Europe (TACE – Theater Architecture in Central Europe). In the years 2012-2017 we are under the auspices Associations of historical theaters of Europe (Perspective) and with the financial support of the Culture program together with five museums from Austria, Denmark, Germany, Poland and Great Britain designed a high-profile traveling exhibition The history of Europe - as told by the theatres. As part of the Perspectiv association, we also participate in the project The European Route of Historic Theatres.
The Institute was the lead partner of the project in the period 2019 – 2023 Classics in comics: an exemplary model of innovative cultural and artistic education in secondary schools, which, together with partners from Poland and Slovakia, and in collaboration with artists and secondary schools, focused on developing a model of innovative cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary cultural and artistic education in secondary schools based on selected European drama classics, realized in comics. The project was supported by the European Union's Creative Europe programme.
Among other things, the institute was also involved in the recent project Reclaimed Avant-garde, which, with partners from Central and Eastern Europe, scientifically researched and interpreted the historical avant-garde in theatre. As a leading partner with its partner institutions from Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, the institute has set up an international project on the theme of theatre migrations. SLOGI also establishes new bilateral and multilateral cooperations with partners from abroad and connections with relevant international associations. Since 2019, SLOGI has been a member of international associations ENCIPA (European Network of Information Centers for the Performing Arts) and SIBMAS (International Association of Libraries, Museums, Archives and Documentation Centers for the Performing Arts). The Director of SLOGI, Gašper Troha, PhD, is a member of the Slovenian Eurodram Committee.
With a newsletter in English Slovenian Theatre News SLOGI informs foreign partners and the public about current events on Slovenian theater stages.