Brno

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Brno, Czech Republic. Geographical and social links to Prague, Bratislava, Ostrava, Vienna.

Initiatives and groups: 4AM Forum for Architecture and Media (*2010), Anymade, Carpets Curtains, CEICA, Fiume, Midi Lidi, Moire, Pavel Ondračka (*2013).
Past initiatives and groups: Auvid (1999-2004).

Spaces: base48 hackerspace (*2012), Brno House of Arts (*1910), Fléda club, Galerie Kabinet (*2002), Galerie mladých (*1967), Galerie U Dobrého pastýře (*1992), Praha - Forum for Architecture and Media cultural space & café (*2014), Skleněná louka center, Spolek, Tvar gallery (*2013).
more: USE-IT city guide.
Past spaces: Galerie architektury (2011-12), Galerie Eskort, Galerie Potraviny.

Festivals: Multiplace, Art's Birthday Party, New New! audiovisual festival (*2005), Zoom new media festival (*2005), Uchoko festival of new audiovisual culture and communication (*2007), Exposition of New Music (*1993).
Past festivals: Multimontea, Exposition of Experimental Music (1969-70).
Events: Audiovize (*2014), Sculptures in the Streets. Brno Art Open (*2008), Media-Performance symposia (since 2007), Cyberspace conference (*2003), Kazzzm, Itch My Ha Ha Ha.
Urban Events: Urban reset, Living Vandalism.
Past events: Frisbee exhibition (2006), Pumaprt, Audiovideocirkus (2004), Hi-tech/Art exhibition and symposium (1994-97), Theatre of Hybrid Automata (1993), Pioneers of Electronic Art (1992), Kouzlo staré fotografie exhibition (1978).

Academy programs: MultiMedia FaVU VUT and Video FaVU VUT University of Technology, Medialab FSS and Department of Media Studies and Journalism FSS Masaryk University, Department of Musicology FF Masaryk University (includes Theory of Interactive Media department).

Media: Revue pro média (*2001), IM6 (*2004), TIM - Teorie Interaktivních Médií journal (*2011).

Art workers: Aleš Killián (1975), Adam Zbiejczuk (1982), Andreas Gajdošík (1992), Barbora Šedivá (1981), Barbora Trnková, David Možný (1963), Filip Cenek (1976), František Kowolowski (1967), Ivan Palacký (1967), Jan Zálešák, Jana Horáková, Jennifer Helia DeFelice, Jiří Suchánek (1979), Jozef Cseres (1961), Lucie Česálková, Lucie Vítková (1985), LP Fish (1973), Lukáš Hájek (1980), Martina Ivičičová, Michal Fridrich, Ondřej Merta (1980), Pavel Sterec, Peter Rónai (1953), Petr Herzán (1976), Petr Macek, Petr Szczepanik, Petra Hlaváčková (1981), Prokop Holoubek (1978), Richard Fajnor (1965), Tomáš Hrůza (1979), Robert Mořkovský, Pepa Henzl, Petr Strouhal, Tomáš Staudek (1975), Tomáš Vavříček (1985), Václav Ondroušek (1977), Václav Peloušek (1988), Věra Lukášová, Viktor Šik (1984), Šárka Svobodová (1980), Tereza Rullerová (1987).