Urška is a curator at the Museum and Gallery MUZA in Ljubljana with a background in social pedagogy, ethnology, and cultural anthropology. Focused on contemporary museology, she has curated numerous exhibitions and coordinated EU-funded projects (between 2013 and 2022), including I-ON: Identity on the Line and EMEE: EuroVision – Museums Exhibiting Europe. Her work addresses themes like migration, untold histories, non-visitors, innovative exhibition design, and oral history. Currently, she is responsible for MUZA’s museum collection, where she continues to explore innovative ways to connect cultural heritage, education, and community engagement within the museum environment.

Tina is an art historian with experience in museums, galleries, auction houses, and the private cultural sector. Passionate about exploring cultures and artistic movements, she works abroad and stays current on museum trends. With expertise in historical, social, and cultural contexts, she provides in-depth analysis. At Kolkrea, she manages projects, plans, and researches resources, while organizing and moderating events. Specializing in art-related projects, she focuses on documenting and researching cultural phenomena.

Corinne is a historian, curator, and cultural project manager currently serving as principal curator for the Modern Collection at the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana. Formerly with the Slovenian National Museum of Contemporary History, she curated and coordinated European projects and exhibitions, including I-ON: Identity on the Line, which won the 2022 European Museum Academy Award and the 2023 ICOM Slovenia Award. Corinne holds a BA in History from the University of Milan and an MA from King’s College London. Her work reflects her dedication to expanding democratic access to culture and promoting innovative, participatory approaches to heritage and historical interpretation.

Tina is an anthropologist and museologist currently working as a curator at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum in Ljubljana. She has worked on several EU funded projects including SWICH – Sharing a World of Inclusion, Creativity and Heritage (2014–2018), Taking Care. Ethnographic and World Cultures Museums as Spaces of Care (2019–2023) and Come Together! Fostering socially inclusive climate education for adults (2023–2025). She co-curated an exhibition Africa and Slovenia: A Web of People and Objects (2017) which won the 2018 ICOM Slovenia Award. Her research interests include knowledge production on non-European cultures that emerged during the Non-Aligned Movement in Slovenia, the former Yugoslav republic, which was the topic of her PhD. In her museum practice, Tina is committed to working with communities and ensuring accessibility to heritage for all.

Urška is an ethnologist and cultural anthropologist, currently employed as a senior curator at the Museum of Recent History Celje. Her research spans various topics within urban life and popular culture. She is the author of several museum exhibitions, as well as popular and expert articles. She participated in the European project Throwaway: A History of a Modern Crisis (2021-2024), and the associated museum exhibition, No Way Are We Throwing Things Away (2023-2024), which received the 2023 ICOM Slovenia Award. Her main focus lies in exploring the history and present of women and gender issues in museum practice. She is also a member of the Živa kreativa association, where she organises a wide range of educational and creative activities aimed at creating quality community ties through co-creativity and collaboration.