Difference between revisions of "Brno"
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| − | '''Art workers''': [[Aleš Killián]] (1975), [[Adam Zbiejczuk]] (1982), [[Barbora Šedivá]] (1981), [[David Možný]], [[Filip Cenek]] (1976), [[František Kowolowski]] (1967), [[Ivan Palacký]] (1967), [[Jiří Havlíček]], [[Jozef Cseres]] (1961), [[Lukáš Hájek]] (1980), [[LP Fish]] (1973), [[Michal Kindernay]] (1978), [[Palo Fabuš]] (1983), [[Pavel Sterec]] (1985), [[Peter Rónai]] (1953), [[Petr Herzán]] (1976), [[Prokop Holoubek]] (1978), [[Richard Fajnor]] (1965), [[Tomáš Hrůza]] (1979), [[Robert Mořkovský]], [[Petr Strouhal]], [[Václav Ondroušek]] (1977), [[Věra Lukášová]]. | + | '''Art workers''': [[Aleš Killián]] (1975), [[Adam Zbiejczuk]] (1982), [[Barbora Šedivá]] (1981), [[David Možný]] (1963), [[Filip Cenek]] (1976), [[František Kowolowski]] (1967), [[Ivan Palacký]] (1967), [[Jiří Havlíček]], [[Jozef Cseres]] (1961), [[Lukáš Hájek]] (1980), [[LP Fish]] (1973), [[Michal Kindernay]] (1978), [[Palo Fabuš]] (1983), [[Pavel Sterec]] (1985), [[Peter Rónai]] (1953), [[Petr Herzán]] (1976), [[Prokop Holoubek]] (1978), [[Richard Fajnor]] (1965), [[Tomáš Hrůza]] (1979), [[Robert Mořkovský]], [[Petr Strouhal]], [[Václav Ondroušek]] (1977), [[Věra Lukášová]]. |
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Revision as of 12:55, 8 October 2007
Brno, Czech Republic. Geographical and social links to Prague, Bratislava.
Initiatives and groups: Anymade, Carpets Curtains, CEICA, Fiume, Midi Lidi, Moire.
Past initiatives and groups: Auvid (1999-2004).
Spaces: Fléda, Galerie Eskort, Spolek, Skleněná louka center.
Festivals: Art's Birthday Party, New New! audiovisual festival (*2005), Zoom new media festival (*2005), Uchoko festival of new audiovisual culture and communication (*2007).
Past festivals: Multimontea.
Events: Cyberspace conference (*2003).
Past events: Pumaprt, Audiovideocirkus (2004), Hi-tech/Art (1994-97).
Exhibitions: Frisbee (2006).
Academy ateliers: MultiMedia FaVU VUT and Video FaVU VUT University of Technology, Medialab FSS MU and Department of Media Studies and Journalism FSS MU Masaryk University.
Media: Revue pro média (*2001), IM6 (*2004).
Art workers: Aleš Killián (1975), Adam Zbiejczuk (1982), Barbora Šedivá (1981), David Možný (1963), Filip Cenek (1976), František Kowolowski (1967), Ivan Palacký (1967), Jiří Havlíček, Jozef Cseres (1961), Lukáš Hájek (1980), LP Fish (1973), Michal Kindernay (1978), Palo Fabuš (1983), Pavel Sterec (1985), Peter Rónai (1953), Petr Herzán (1976), Prokop Holoubek (1978), Richard Fajnor (1965), Tomáš Hrůza (1979), Robert Mořkovský, Petr Strouhal, Václav Ondroušek (1977), Věra Lukášová.
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