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Born 1981 in Trenčín, Slovakia. Graduated in culture studies from the Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in [[Bratislava]] (MA), and in Public Art and Cultural Management from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Technology in [[Brno]] (PhD).
 
Born 1981 in Trenčín, Slovakia. Graduated in culture studies from the Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in [[Bratislava]] (MA), and in Public Art and Cultural Management from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Technology in [[Brno]] (PhD).
  
Barbora is a member of [[Atrakt Art]] collective. She used to work in [[A4 - Zero Space]] in [[Bratislava]] since its start in [[2003]] until she moved to [[Brno]]. She is an editor of [[3/4]] magazine (since 2004) and [[Atrakt Art label]], a co-organiser of [[Next]] festival of advanced music (Bratislava), and the coordinator of [[Multiplace]] new media culture festival. She was involved in running the [[Summer Open Academy]] (Bratislava) and [[Urban Re/Creation/Citylab]] (Bratislava) projects. She organised several workshops, including [[Urban reset]] (Bratislava/Brno) and [[Living Vandalism]] (Brno). Barbora worked at [[The Brno House of Arts]], and co-organised [[Remake|Remake / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments]], an international art project aimed in creation and presentation of new works inspired by the history of media arts (2010-12). Freelance since September 2012.  
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Barbora is a member of [[Atrakt Art]] and [[4AM Forum for Architecture and Media]] collectives.  
 
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She used to work in [[A4 - Zero Space]] in [[Bratislava]] since its start in [[2003]] until she moved to [[Brno]] in 2006. She is an editor of [[3/4]] magazine (since 2004) and [[Atrakt Art label]], a co-organiser of [[Next]] festival of advanced music (Bratislava), and the coordinator of [[Multiplace]] new media culture festival. She was involved in running the [[Summer Open Academy]] (Bratislava) and [[Urban Re/Creation/Citylab]] (Bratislava) projects. She organised several workshops, including [[Urban reset]] (Bratislava/Brno) and [[Living Vandalism]] (Brno).  
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Barbora worked at [[The Brno House of Arts]], and co-organised [[Remake|Remake / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments]], an international art project aimed in creation and presentation of new works inspired by the history of media arts (2010-12). Freelance since September 2012.  
 
Barbora is also a co-founder of [[4AM Forum for Architecture and Media]] association (2010) which runs the Gallery of Architecture in Brno.  
 
Barbora is also a co-founder of [[4AM Forum for Architecture and Media]] association (2010) which runs the Gallery of Architecture in Brno.  
  

Revision as of 00:30, 30 September 2012

Born Trenčín, Slovakia
Lives in Brno, Czech Republic

Born 1981 in Trenčín, Slovakia. Graduated in culture studies from the Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in Bratislava (MA), and in Public Art and Cultural Management from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Technology in Brno (PhD).

Barbora is a member of Atrakt Art and 4AM Forum for Architecture and Media collectives. She used to work in A4 - Zero Space in Bratislava since its start in 2003 until she moved to Brno in 2006. She is an editor of 3/4 magazine (since 2004) and Atrakt Art label, a co-organiser of Next festival of advanced music (Bratislava), and the coordinator of Multiplace new media culture festival. She was involved in running the Summer Open Academy (Bratislava) and Urban Re/Creation/Citylab (Bratislava) projects. She organised several workshops, including Urban reset (Bratislava/Brno) and Living Vandalism (Brno). Barbora worked at The Brno House of Arts, and co-organised Remake / REthinking Media Art in K(C)ollaborative Environments, an international art project aimed in creation and presentation of new works inspired by the history of media arts (2010-12). Freelance since September 2012. Barbora is also a co-founder of 4AM Forum for Architecture and Media association (2010) which runs the Gallery of Architecture in Brno.

Barbora is a member of Jack Jack, no input style noise positive band, and the pop negative duo Jack Jackson5, the first freak output style submissive DJs.

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