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23. June 2022
Rêveries / To There
Križevniška Church Ljubljana, 70th Ljubljana Festival , 23. 6.–5. 7. 2022
Marijan Zlobec, »Tanja Pak z razstavo Rêveries/Tja v Križevniški cerkvi« (in Slovene) and »Križevniška cerkev na razstavi Tanje Pak zbrala imenitne umetnike« (in Slovene).
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15. November 2021
Book on art and glass installation: Tanja Pak, Mid-Breath
Published at the occasion of Mid-Breath exhibition in Velenje Gallery, 2021
Designed by Tomato Košir
Edited by Zdravko Duša
Text by Miklavž Komelj, Milena Koren Božiček, Tanja Pak
Translated by Irena Duša
Slovenian language editing: Irena Androjna Mencinger
Photos: Jaka Babnik, Tanja Pak, Miha Benedičič, Boris Gaberšček, Peter Koštrun, Ksenija Mikor, Tone Stojko, Alex Štokelj
Presentational texts by Zdravko Duša (.pdf) and Tevž Logar (.pdf)
Photos of the book by Dragan Arrigler
Sadia Tasnim, Glass: book review (.pdf). -
15. October 2021
CLOUDY at Eindhovn Dutch Design Week at The Future of Living exhibition, 16–24 October 2021
Cloudy cups were inspired by the experience of arctic winter and the disappearing horizons in the snowstorm, when the sun's rays peeked across the horizon for just a moment through the darkness.
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2. October 2021
Arte Laguna Prize 2020/2021
For the third time the works of Tanja Pak have been selected among the finalists for the Arte Laguna Prize, Conge in 2020 and Solitudes in 2021, both being presented at the exhibition in Venice Arsenale Nord, from 3 October until 21 November 2021.
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9. September 2021
European Glass Context 2021, Bornholm, Denmark, 11 September –21 November 2021
Installation Breath in Between, is part of the quadrennial exhibition European Glass Context 2021 on Bornholm, Denmark.
Breaths pass on the silence of space and time in the isolated intimate world, lingering within its own membrane of dreams and desires, in the midst of closeness of other worlds. They are a moment between this breath and the next, eternally stretched out in their stillness.
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7. September 2021
CLOUDY at Paris Design Week at The Future of Living exhibition, 8–15 September 2021
Cloudy cups were inspired by the experience of arctic winter and the disappearing horizons in the snowstorm, when the sun's rays peeked across the horizon for just a moment through the darkness.