Between 15 April and 20 June Night Display Gallery Pešak will host the exhibition Season, designed by the multimedia artist Urša Rahne. It will connect the gallery with various Ljubljana showcases.
The Red Dawns team did not resign and is planning the festival despite dire circumstances – even though we do not know how much we will be able to carry out live and how much online or in any other format.
The selected composer or improviser (one artist per year) must be interested in exploring the concept of “composition for improvisers”. The call is open from 1 February till 30 April 2021.
The exhibition was produced within the framework of the newer Alkatraz Gallery project Mentorship+, which supports the establishment of connections between artists and enables their continuous work over longer periods of time.
On 11 September, Sunday at 20.00 Austrian sound artist and cellist Noid is recording with Slovenian clarinetist Andrej Fon at Cirkulacija2 in Ljubljana.
The concluding events of this year’s concert cycle FriFormA\V are a product of a one month’s working residence of Christine Schörkhuber and Arnold Haberl aka Noid.
Between 23 and 25 August Slovenian saxophonist Tilen Lebar and Hungarian clarinetist Szilár Benes are having a 3-day recording session for Edition FriForma at Rotunda in Selo.
SCATTER RADAR is a real-time audio-visual performance centered around the largest incoherent scatter radar observatory in the world, The Jicamarca (Peru) Radio Observatory.
6. Reciklart is announcing an exciting programme that will take place between 12 and 15 August at Alkatraz Gallery, Night Display Gallery Pešak and at Square Without Historical Memory. Come around, it will be great!
On Monday, 29 June with the opening of exhibition “All Is Super” by Finnish designer Linda Söderholm at Night Display Gallery Pešak, a diverse cooperation between KUD Mreža and the second edition of Ljubljana Street Art Festival begins.
Alkatraz Gallery shall confront two topics of video collages – Aggression and Wonder – created by 44 artists who were chosen by one of the collective’s founders, curator Veronique Sapin.