The exhibition of contemporary Slovenian design will be displayed on main venue of BELGRADE DESIGN WEEK 2012 at renovated building of National Library of Serbia in Belgrade and then in Maribor Art Gallery within European Capital of Culture 2012.

From its first edition in 2010, D-Day has tried to stress and present the power and potential of young designers, those who are currently in school or have graduated, as well as those who are on the scene and those who are yet to become a part of it, but only if they are under 35 years of age. The main aim of D-Day is to strengthen the cooperation between authors, institutions, designer initiatives and industry, entrepreneurship and crafts partners from the region and its wider area. 

The phenomenon of youth alternative pop culture in Belgrade during the late 1970s and early 1980s, that of the last generation that spent its youth in socialist Yugoslavia, is the focus of the exhibition entitled The Last Youth in Yugoslavia, the first exhibition of 2012 at the 25. Maj Museum in Belgrade. The people behind the exhibition are art historian Marina Martic and art theorist Stevan Vukovic.

1st promotor of slovenian contemporary illustration, contexts of usage and its authors. Independent biennale is more than just a periodical event. It not only reseaches different fields of contemporary illustration and its usage, but also directly supports and promotes authors and co creates visual culture in Slovenia. The Biennale supports the total independent production of its authors. This is realized in completely uncensored artwork created for the authors personal usage but specifically and exclusively for Independent Biennale events.

From 25 November until 4 December 2011 Jakopič Gallery (Ljubljana) will be hosting in collaboration with Wolfova V an exclusive Maison Martin Margiela, Spring-Summer/Fall Winter exhibition. The exhibition will be showcasing the défilé collections of the fashion house named after Belgium designer from the period between the years of 1989 and 2011.