Jasmina Cibic joins Claire Morgan and Dafna Talmor in a compelling visual dialogue alongside more than fifteen Austrian and Austria-based artists in a group exhibition Touch Nature. Together, they confront the profound political, economic, ecological, and humanitarian consequences of the Anthropocene.

Acclaimed cellist Luka Šulić is set to perform a series of eight concerts in cities across the United States as part of his "Life Tour".

Srečko Molk, a renowned Slovenian designer of unique jewelry, exhibits among more than 50 selected artists from around the world. In his pieces, he uses site-specific materials that come directly from Ptuj, the Drava River and its tradition. The presented collections are: Drava G, where each piece includes genuine natural gold from the Drava River, Skateboard Collection 7 and Gold Leaf Collection.

Free Slovenian language classes, a two-part Survival Slovenian language course led by Luka Zibelnik, PhD. Co-organised by the Center for Slovenian Studies Cleveland.

Meet Kurenti, traditional Slovenian mascots from Cleveland, Ohio, at an event open for the general public with Slovenian music and accordion tunes, some sport events and Slovenian cuisine presentation.

Slovenian Pavillion features the exhibition "Soundtrack for an Invisible House" presenting Nonument Group (Neja Tomšič, Martin Bricelj Baraga, Nika Grabar, Miloš Kosec) curated by Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez and comissioned by Martina Vovk. The biennial theme is "In Minor Keys" curated by Koyo Kouoh.