ANDREJA VRIŠER: "TREND 2006" AWARD FOR THE BOOK "IN TAILCOAT AND CRINOLINE"
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VALENTINA BEVC VARL: VALVASOR PRIZE FOR UNIQUE ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2024
As the only Slovenian museum that holds works by Eduard Lind, we have organised a temporary exhibition to mark the 120th anniversary of the artist's death (1904). Maribor Painter Eduard Lind is the result of several years of research by Dr Bevc Varl, based on archival material and works of art. In preparation, the Maribor Regional Museum restored 24 of Lind's paintings and, in cooperation with the public, acquired paintings from abroad and discovered previously unknown works in private ownership. The exhibition was accompanied by an in-depth scholarly monograph Eduard Lind, painter of the Maribor bourgeoisie (1827-1904)
DRAGO OMAN: VALVASOR PRIZE FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2014
The project Long live peace! is the crowning achievement of many years of professional work in museum education by our colleague Drago Oman. He upgraded his career with the project which was implemented in connection with the centenary of the beginning of the First World War. With his professionalism and consistency in following all educational guidelines, Drago Oman has made an important contribution to Slovenian museology.
MIRJANA KOREN: GLAZER'S CHARTER FOR CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2015
The Glazer Prize and the Glazer Charters are awards of the Municipality of Maribor for lifetime achievement and for special achievements in the field of culture. The Glazer Prize is awarded to individuals or groups of artists for lifetime achievement in the field of culture, exceptionally also for individual outstanding artistic achievements, which have made Maribor's culture known internationally. In 2015, the Glazer's Charter for Special Achievements in Culture was awarded to Dr Mirjana Koren, Director of the Maribor Regional Museum, for the installation and arrangement of the furniture collection in the depot of the former Cinema Partizan.
MICHELETTI PRIZE
The modern Maribor Regional Museum concept, which attractively represents the past, has been internationally recognized. The European Museum Academy ranked the Maribor Regional Museum and its open furniture depot in the Partizan Cinema among the six finalists for the prestigious Micheletti Award 2013. The Maribor Regional Museum was placed alongside the Lalique Museum, Wingen-sur-Moder, France, the Militarhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr, Dresden, Germany, the Museu do Douro, Peso da Requa, Portugal, the Parque de las Ciencias, Granada, Spain, and the Merinos Energy Museum, Bursa, Turkey.
VALVASOR PRIZE
Last year, Maribor and its partner cities hosted the Maribor 2012 - European Capital of Culture project. The Maribor Regional Museum joined the project with a diverse and extensive museum offer, reflecting the perception and opportunity of international contextualisation and popularisation of museum material, museum activities and theory. In the project entitled EUROPE IN A MUSEUM - A MUSEUM IN EUROPE, it has focused its professional work on the international space and has tested, complemented and built on it. It has offered a wide range of content to different audiences through various forms of accessibility, thus fully contributing to the overall offer of the European Capital of Culture 2012. The main objective of the project is its sustainability, the networking of institutions and professionals, the synergies of European know-how and the establishment of contacts and fruitful links with renowned European museums. The project enables the creation of an international museum offer that takes into account the needs of different target groups. This is one of the reasons why the Maribor Regional Museum received the highest national professional award - the Valvasor Award 2012 for the project EUROPE IN A MUSEUM - A MUSEUM IN EUROPE.
IRENA POREKAR KACAFURA
The Slovenian Society of Conservators and Restorers awards the Mirko Šubic Prizes and Recognitions for outstanding achievements and contributions to the preservation of cultural heritage and the presentation and popularisation of the conservation and restoration profession in Slovenia and abroad. The 2011 award went to Irena Porekar Kacafura for the conservation and restoration of archaeological material and the preparation of a new permanent archaeological exhibition First touch.
MIRJANA KOREN: VALVAZOR'S RECOGNITION FOR THE GLASS TRACE EXHIBITION
VALENTINA BEVC VARL: VALVAZOR'S RECOGNITION FOR THE GLASS TRACE EXHIBITION
ANDREJA VRIŠER: "TREND 2006" AWARD FOR THE BOOK "IN TAILCOAT AND CRINOLINE"
