Iconotheque

Iconoteka is the most extensive museum collection of SLOGI - the Theater Museum - it consists of rich printed and pictorial material related to performances of Slovenian professional theaters and creators - theater lists, leaflets, stickers, posters, stage and costume sketches, models, recognitions, death masks, photographs and works of art…

Scenery and costume sketches have a special place in the collection Augusta Chernigoj, portraits Božidar Jakac, Nikolaj Pirnat and Mihe Maleš, renderings Ivan Vavpotič, theater posters Matjaž Vipotnik and photographic works Vlastje Simončič, Jenda Štovička and Tone Stojka.

Gifts and legacies of Slovenian stage artists significantly contribute to the wealth of the collection.

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Alan Bennett, The Madness of George III, Ljubljana City Theatre, première 13 May 1994. Photo: Tone Stojko; Source: Iconotheque SLOGI – Theatre Museum. In the photo: Janez Hočevar, Maja Šugman.

From our collections – Touring Exhibition Theatre Möderndorfer, Ljubljana Town Hall

We present to you the collections of the SLOGI – Theatre Museum. The traveling exhibition Möderndorfer Theatre in the City Hall in

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From our collections - Touring Exhibition Tone Stojko, Theatre Photography

From our collections - Touring Exhibition Tone Stojko, Theatre Photography

We present to you the collections of SLOGI – Theatre Museum. Traveling exhibition by Tone Stojko, Theatre photography by Tone Stojko

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Henrik Neubauer as Paž (in: Fran Lhotka, Medieval love, directed and choreographed by Pia and Pino Mlakar, SNG in Ljubljana – Opera, 1950/51). Source: Icon Library SLOGI - Theater Museum.

From our collections - Henrik Neubauer, recipient of the Prešeren award

Henrik Neubauer, recipient of the 2024 Prešeren Award, also graduated from the Ljubljana Ballet School in 1953.
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William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night or Whatever You Want, directed by Janez Vrhunc, City Theater Ljubljana, premiere on October 9, 1963. Set design: Milan Butina; source: Icon collection SLOGI - Theater Museum.

From our collections - Milan Butina, scenographer

In November 2023, we celebrated the centenary of the birth of Milan Butina (November 21, 1923–June 24, 1999), the founder
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Janez Vrečko, Samo Gabrijelčič and Zdenko Kodrič in: Dane Zajc, Pathwalker, Pekarna Theatre, 1972. Photo: Tone Stojko. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum.

From our collections – New permanent exhibition of the Slovenian Theatre Institute

From the end of September 2023, the exhibition Milestones of Theatre Play will be on display at Turjak Castle. It was created
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Jernej Šugman as Hamlet in: William Shakespeare, Hamlet, directed by Janez Pipan, SNT Drama Ljubljana, première 14 October 1994. Photo: Tone Stojko; source: Iconotheque SLOGI – Theatre Museum.

From our collections - In the footsteps of fleeting acting art

At the end of September 2023, the Slovenian Theatre Institute will open a new permanent exhibition at Turjak Castle. Exhibition Milestones
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Sebastijan Horvat, Elsinor (based on Hamlet), directed by Sebastijan Horvat, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television of the University of Ljubljana, premiere 27 January 1994, Cekin Mansion In the photo: Nataša Matjašec as Gertrude and Aleš Kolar as Klavdij Photo: Tone Stojko; source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum.

From our collections - Nataša Matjašec Rošker, recipient of the Borštnik Ring 2023

Nataša Matjašec Rošker's work can be divided into two periods: in the years 1995–2007 she was
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Viktor Molka, set sketch for the performance: Calderon de la Barca, The Phantom Lady, directed by Viktor Molka, SNT Drama Ljubljana, première 17 December 1949, Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum

From our collections – 100 years since the birth of Viktor Molka (1923–2010)

Architectural engineer Viktor Molka was born on May 10, 1923. He began his theatrical career after
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Duša Počkaj (Martha) and Danilo Benedičič (Nick) in Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?, dir. Mile Korun, Drama SNT Ljubljana, 1964. Photo: Vlastja Simončič. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theatre Museum.

On the 100th anniversary of the birth of Bojan Štih (1923–1986)

Bojan Štih, born on February 18, 1923, artistic director of several Slovenian theaters from 1961 to 1982,
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Ljubomir Ravnikar, set draft (for a slide) for the performance: Ferdo Delak, The bailiff Yerney and his rights, directed by Ferdo Delak, The Worker Stage in Ljubljana, premiere 23 May 1932. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum.

Slovenian Theater Institute - 70 years

The exhibition I've been working for 40 years is on display in the hall of the Slovenian Theatre Institute (1st floor).
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The birth of the Slovenian Theater Institute (SLOGI) from the spirit of the Slovenian Theater Museum

On the 70th anniversary of the museum's founding, we remember Travno and his companions, as well as his successors, who
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Matjaž Kocbek Slaughtered Day, directed by Matija Logar, Pekarna Theatre, premiere 21. 2. 1974. Visual design Matjaž Vipotnik. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theatre Museum.

Theater experiment in Slovenia

V oktobru se bo v organizaciji revije Amfiteater, Slovenskega gledališkega inštituta ter Akademije za gledališče,
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Radovan Ivšić, King Gordogan, directed by Vinko Möderndorfer, Glej Theatre, premiere 20 May 1980. Photo: Tone Stojko. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum. In the photo: Srečo Špik (King Gordogan), Saša Pavček (Bela).

Theater Möderndorfer

V septembru 2022 napovedujemo izid monografije Gledališče Möderndorfer v založništvu Foruma Ljubljana in sozaložništvu Slovenskega
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William Shakespeare, King Henry IV., directed by Georgij Paro, produced by SNG Drama Ljubljana, premiered on 19 January 1994. Photo: Tone Stojko. Source: Ikonoteka SLOGI – Theatre Museum. In the photo: Polde Bibič as Falstaff.

Polde Bibič (February 3, 1933–July 13, 2012), legend of Slovenian theater

Julija 2022 mineva deset let od smrti Poldeta Bibiča, igralca in gledališkega pedagoga, pa tudi
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Sebastijan Horvat, Andreja Kopač, Eva Nina Lampič, The Road to Jajce, directed by S. Horvat, co-production of SNG Nova Gorica and SNG Drama Ljubljana, premiere 28 May 2009. Photo: Tone Stojko. Source: Ikonoteka SLOGI – Theatre Museum.

Ivo Barišič, recipient of the Borštnik Ring 2022

Prejemnik najvišjega igralskega odličja za življenjsko delo v Sloveniji za leto 2022 je član novogoriškega
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Luigi Pirandello, Right You Are – If You Think You Are, directed by Dušan Mlakar, SNT Nova Gorica, premiere 17 May 1979. In the photo: Dragica Kokot, Angelca Hlebce, Irena Urbič, Sergej Ferrari, Metka Franko, Mira Lampe Vujičić. Source: SLOGI Iconotheque – Theater Museum. Photo: Photo studio Pavšič Zavadlav.

What is the truth?, Cveta Mirnik and Dušan Mlakar

Slovenski gledališki inštitut je od septembra 2021 bogatejši za gledališko zapuščino ene najpomembnejših slovenskih kostumografk

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Virtual collections and E-exhibitions of the Iconoteka

The Slovenian Theater Institute has been preparing E-exhibitions since 2012. With e-exhibitions we cannot and do not want to replace "physical" exhibitions, but we want to use them to attract visitors who otherwise do not go to museums and galleries, to offer remote access to physically challenged and geographically remote users, to appeal to a younger audience and to enable an easier and time-limited access to researchers, in short, we want to make our collections as accessible as possible. Around 600 artefacts from the Iconotheque are also available in our online collections, which are constantly being updated.

Most of our E-exhibitions are also available in English, and the artifacts covered in them eventually become part of a global online collection Europeana.

E-exhibitions published on the central Slovenian theater web portal SiGledal.org or on the museum web portal Museums.si.

 

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