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Established in 1947, the Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana runs three educational programmes: Design (graphic design, industrial design and fashion design), Photography, and the Art Grammar School (comprising a classic grammar school syllabus with additional visual arts subjects on architecture, art history, etc).
The first secondary school of this type was established in 1958 as Secondary Textile School, today the Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana is quite popular among young people in Maribor, in the North Eastern region of Slovenia.
His creative areas are: paining, illustration and graphic design. He won different national and international awards, and had exhibitions in the country and broad. Education. 1996/00 Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2000/05 Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Visual communication design ...
Address: Gosposka 18. Ljubljana, 1000. Slovenia. Phone: +386 1 2428 767. Library details: Ljubljana Secondary School for Design and Photography Library is a School library. This library is affiliated with Ljubljana Secondary School for Design and Photography. Permalink: https://librarytechnology.org/library/41070.
- Gosposka 18, Ljubljana, 1000
- (01) 242 87 67
Jul 1, 2022 · This article centres on place attachment and feelings of belonging of students and professors of the Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana (SŠOF). The school’s...
The beginnings of the Mrzelj family hand weaving date back to 1970. Born in 1947, Majda Mrzelj graduated from Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana. Employed in the hand-weaving mill Dekorativna between 1968 and 1978, she gained long-term extensive experience as a designer.
Jul 1, 2022 · This article centres on place attachment and feelings of belonging of students and professors of the Secondary School for Design and Photography, Ljubljana (SŠOF). The school’s educational practice is split between two locations: Križanke, a medieval complex in the city centre; and Roška, a renovated military barrack on Ljubljana downtown ...
