Tomaž Grom and Zlatko Kaučič play, each in his own way and place, an important role in the local improvisation musical scene, but they have rarely been heard together especially in the duo.
Kindly invited to the opening of the retrospective exhibition “The Remains”by Damijan Kracina, on Monday, 2nd September, at 8pm, at the Alkatraz Gallery and to the guided tour with the artist on 7th September, at 6 pm.
There is a diverse programme – workshops, concerts, performances, exhibitions, film screenings and much more, including good vibes and a lot of great company!
Save the date!
Preparations of the 5. Art Festival of Recycling and DIY Culture Reciklart – which will be held on 6-10 August – are in full speed, therefore we invite you all to join us in co-creating the festival!
You are kindly invited to the opening of “About the Impossibility of Borders” exhibition by RaumZeitPiraten art collective on 23 May, Thursday at 9.30 pm at Alkatraz Gallery. The exhibition is part of the 13th International Festival of Lighting Guerrilla.
The 52-minute film is an intimate and documentary-style visual story on Improcon 2017, about improvised music in general, and a certain vision of free-thinking.
Guitarist Taku Sugimoto, laptop/electronic musician Léo Dupleix, double bassist Félicie Bazelaire, voice performer Irena Z. Tomažin, and double bassist Tomaž Grom – all on 21 February, Thursday at 20.00 at Klub Gromka, Ljubljana.
The project Basic Bricks Of Logic 1 is the continuation of the artist’s collaboration with the Vienna gallery Schleifmüehlgasse resulting in the exhibition The Measure Of Profit, and is designed as a minimalist sculpture installation.
KUD Mreža, Zavod Sploh and Miha Zadnikar are sharing an exciting evening with two sets of music as a side event of City Of Women festival, presenting outstanding female artists at Španski borci.
October will again be coloured by comics! TINTA – Ljubljana Comics Festival will take place from 2 until 14 October at various locations in Ljubljana, as well as spilling over into Kranj and Koper.
David Bird and Valérie Wolf Gang is fusing found sound and video materials with the aesthetics of clinical technology to explore the ambiguous domain of dreams and memory, as well as a future where technology is capable of mediating dreams.