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Current >	SOON: Thomas Dahl (opening June 2, 2012) - Collection Rasmus Albertsen Bababa International Donald Baechler Conny Blom Elin Bruun-Nystedt Heath Bunting Lado Darakhvelidze Eric Doeringer Carl Johan Engberg Gilbert & George Astrid Göransson IRWIN (Roman Uranjek) Lisa Jeannin & Rolf Schuurmans Michael Mandiberg in process of acquiring Kristina Müntzing & Kalle Brolin Serkan Özkaya Miha Perne Magnus Petersson Daniel Segerberg Mladen Stropnik Nina Slejko Ninia Sverdrup Johan Wik Leon Zuodar
Future >	Teatime series: Apolonija Šušteršič Thomas Dahl (opening June 2, 2012) Teatime series: Clay Ketter - Nedko Solakov - Teatime series: Beti Žerovc - Teatime series: Janez Janša - Teatime series: Mladen Stropnik - Gilbert & George: Videos awaiting an answer - Tom Friedman, Untitled (A Curse) awaiting an answer

Past >	- Martin Creed: Wanting to Say Hello. FEB 18 - March 3 2012, CAC ~~Bukovje~~ Landskrona - CAC Bukovje at Gallery Vžigalica, Ljubljana. CAC Bukovje presents its strategies and collection in exhibition presenting two alternatively run art institutions, curated by Saša Nabergoj, Sonja Zavrtanik. (23 November - 11 December 2011) - Teatime Series: Lina Džuverović, November 25, 2011 - Teatime Series: Magnus Petersson, November 13, 2011 - Teatime Series: Bababa International, October 3, 2011 - Presented at Mad Props exhibition, Mexico Project Space, Leeds, UK. - Nina Slejko: It´s Already Been Shown (5 - 6 October 2011) - CAC Bukovje presentation at a conference at Kalmar Konstmuseum. Part of an exhibition "A Complicated Relation". (Kalmar, Sweden) - CAC Bukovje, c/o Kalmar Konstmuseum (Kalmar, Sweden) - CAC Bukovje operating withing the facilities of Kalmar Konstmuseum. Teatime series: Lado Darakhvelidze. September 18 at 3pm, at KK (Sweden) - Leon Zuodar (22 July - 7 August 2011) - Jonathan Meese: Animalisma-Renda-Propaganda-Muminalisma Full bio-logisch Metabolismmmm im Maul (Mirananny, Mirandaddy, Noradaddy) (22 July - 7 August 2011) - Miltos Manetas, Angels (4 - 18 June) - Lecture - Presentation of CAC Bukovje at Art History Department of The Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana. 12.4.2011, at 16:30 - Elin Bruun-Nystedt, Angelica Olsson, Nina Slejko (18 March - 31 March 2011) - John Baldessari: Baldessari Sings LeWitt (4 - 31 March 2011) - Conny Blom: The Complete Beatles (4 - 17 March 2011) - Teatime series: Tevž Logar (16 February, 18:00) - CAC Bukovje, Berlin Annex CAC expands to Berlin. 1 January - 31 January 2011 During a studio residency granted by the Slovene Ministry of Culture we were holding Teatime events in Berlin: - Daniel Segerberg (10 January, 1pm) - Matej Košir (21 January 2011, 7pm) - Annika Lundgren (January 24, 1pm) - Ninia Sverdrup (28 January, 1pm) - Alternative Economy - Works from the Collection (10 December - 31 December) - Eric Doeringer, re-staging of John Baldessari's "I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art" (22 October - 28 November) - Johan Wik & Problem Solvers (12 November - 27 November) - Teatime series: Božidar Zrinski (27.11.2010, 17:00) - Carl Johan Engberg, We Don't Go There Anymore (22.10 - 13.11) - CAC presents Swedish art video at Videorats videofestival in Celje, cinema Metropol, Slovenia (10.10) - Otto Mogren, solo exhibition (1.10 - 17.10) - Nina Slejko: Eating, After Satie (26.08 - 01.09) - Rasmus Albertsen, This Content (27.8 - 12.9) - Conny Blom - Performance: 1000 Hours of Stare, June 3, 2010 - Blung Smrt Blaga - Concert, April 30, 201 - Teatime series: Petja Grafenauer, 4.7.2010 - Conny Blom - Billboards/4'33 Minutes of Stolen Silence (May 25 June 6, 2010) - Nina Slejko - It’s All the Same Crap Anyway (May 4 - May 16, 2010)

CAC Bukovje was initiated by Nina Slejko and Conny Blom in spring 2010. / Bukovje is a small mountain village approximately one hour car ride away from Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The Conceptual Art Centre Bukovje is housed in a big family house that now doubles as home and international art centre. / CAC is an art centre as an idea. We however have a projector, a flat screen TV and a couple of white walls. / CAC arranges events and exhibitions that melt together with the daily life. Screenings in the living room or in grandma’s apartment on the ground floor, exhibitions in the studio and garden, etc. / Our program is composed of art that we love. We have an urge to show it to others. / We have put our dreams on to the CAC webpage, but we will remove the names of the artists who will not want to be related to us as soon as they let us know about it. The as-of-yet unconfirmed events are written in gray.




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