Difference between revisions of "Ljubljana"
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| − | '''Initiatives''': [[kiberpipa]], [[Ljudmila]] digital media lab, [[ArtNetLab]] Society for Connecting Art and Science (*2000), [[Radical Education Collective]], [[Maska]] (*1999). | + | '''Initiatives''': [[kiberpipa]], [[Ljudmila]] digital media lab, [[ArtNetLab]] Society for Connecting Art and Science (*2000), [[Radical Education Collective]], [[Maska]] (*1999), [[So0gledi]]. |
'''Festivals''': [[Earzoom]] (*2009), [[City of Women]] (*1995), [[Haip]] (*2004), [[IFCA]] (*1995), [[Red Dawns]] (*2000).<br> | '''Festivals''': [[Earzoom]] (*2009), [[City of Women]] (*1995), [[Haip]] (*2004), [[IFCA]] (*1995), [[Red Dawns]] (*2000).<br> | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 20 August 2011
Initiatives: kiberpipa, Ljudmila digital media lab, ArtNetLab Society for Connecting Art and Science (*2000), Radical Education Collective, Maska (*1999), So0gledi.
Festivals: Earzoom (*2009), City of Women (*1995), Haip (*2004), IFCA (*1995), Red Dawns (*2000).
Past festivals: hEXPO (2000), Crossing Over video mini-festival (1999).
Past events: This Is All Film! Experimental Film in Yugoslavia 1951-1991 exhibition (2010-11), Beauty and the East Nettime conference (1997).
Spaces: KUD Mreža (*1995), Ljudmila (*1994), Metelkova, Škuc Gallery (*1978).
Media: Maska publishing (*1999), Informator (*2000).
Art workers: Aleš Vaupotič, Barbara Borcic, Borut Savski, Gorazd Krnc (1973), Marina Grzinic, Marko Batista, Marko Peljhan, Michael Benson, Narvika Bovcon, Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez (1976), Tilen Žbona (1976), Tjaša Pureber, Vanja Mervič, Vuk Ćosić (1966).
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