Robi Kroflič, Sonja Rutar and Bogdana Borota (Eds.), Art in Education in Kindergartens and Schools: The SKUM Project (Slovenian: Umetnost v vzgoji v vrtcih in šolah: projekt SKUM), University of Primorska Press, 2022; 212 pp.: ISBN: 978-961-293-172-8
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