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Revision as of 14:35, 22 January 2006
Bratislava is a capital answer to stereotype of Slovakia (look here also for initiatives, events and individuals).
Initiatives: 13m3 (*2005), Atrakt Art (*1999), Experimental Studio of the Slovak Radio (*1965), Itchy bit (*2005), K2IC (*2000), NADA (*2003), Radioart, RGB, Satori, Tranzit (*2002), Urbsounds (*2001), Wegart.
Past initiatives: BURUNDI lab (2003-2005), Buryzone (2001-2004), CECM.
Festivals: Digitopia music sessions (*2002), Evenings of New Music (*2001), Multiplace new media culture festival (*2002), Next music festival (*2000), Wilsonic music festival (*2000).
Past festivals: FEM (1995-96), Bee 96 Camp, Bee 95 Camp, New media and technologies in contemporary art and music (1999), SOUND OFF.
Past events: Art's Birthday Party (2006), New Media Nation (2002-2003), Computer Graphics and Electronic Mail Art (1994-98), IFEM (1992/94).
Spaces: A4 (*2003), HIT Gallery, Gallery Medium, SPACE Gallery, SubClub, Tranzit studios.
Academies: AFAD.
Art workers: Ana Filip (1979), Anetta Mona Chisa (1975), Barbara Huber (1976), Barbora Šedivá (1980), Branislav Matis (1977), Boris Ondreička (1969), Daniel Kordík (1976), Dušan Barok (1979), gnd (1983), Guy van Belle (1959), Ivana Moncoľová (1980), Ján Šicko (1977), Juraj Čarný (1974), Juraj Sukop (1981), Ľubica Lacinová (1959), Lubo Burgr (1964), Ľubomír Nosko (1977), Lucia Tkáčová (1977), Magdaléna Kobzová (1981), Marek Kianička (1977), Marek Kvetán (1976), Marek Piaček (1972), Mária Rišková (1974), Mária Čorejová (1975), Martin Šperka (1945), Michal Čudrnák (1981), Michal Lichý (1973), Michal Murin (1963), Monika Šubrtová (1978), Oliver Rehák (1973), Peter Agat Huba (1974), Saša Gojdičová (1979), Slávo Krekovič (1977), Tobiáš Potočný (1979), Vladimíra Pčolová (1975), Zden (1975), Zuzana Černáková (1980).
