28th and 29th October, 2013
Intimising Dance is a video programme selected by Ida Hiršenfelder in the framework of Videospotting series of video art programmes. It has been screened as a part of TransDance 13 Festival (from 21st till 30th October, 2013) organised by HaRaKa Center in their newly opened exhibition space ODA in the centre of Cairo.
This year’s festival topic is Oblivion and Resistance focused on the questions of performance and actions based on the use of the body, the creation of the rules of observation, presentation and mediation, archives and monopoly, the deletion of memory and lose.
MORE: http://www.scca-ljubljana.si/news-en_13-34.htm
Premiere March 20, 2013
MKC Koper Youth and Culture Centre
For MKC Koper Youth and Culture Centre SCCA-Ljubljana prepared a new video program curated by Andrej Pezelj.
With this programme we would like to show as heteroclite video selection as possible in order to show that many videos from the 80s had dealt with the topics that are much similar to what we are dealing now. People were fighting against ecological challenges, facing housing dilemmas; they also found some time to think about fashion or about the production of beautiful video works.
MORE ABOUT THE VIDEO PROGRAM: www.videospotting.org/eng/constants-and-continuities-2013
Video screening
19th Anniversary of AKC Metelkova City
Saturday night, September 8, 2012 from 9 pm
Place: three windows in front of Pešaki building
For 19th Anniversary of AKC Metelkova City a hosting curator at SCCA-Ljubljana Sixtine Rose Boyer prepared a video program about the alternative art scene, Metelkova and its forerunners.
Sixtine Rose Boyer is currently working as a volunteer at the DIVA Station material and on-line archive of video art. Simultaneously, she is a postgraduate student of Triple Master Degree (Medias, Culture and Communication) at University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, Europa-Universität Vidarina of Frankfurt an der Oder and University St Kliment Ohridski of Sofia.
The starting point of her thesis is the exploration of so-called Dark Culture (i.e. Gothic, New Dark and Cold Wave, Punk, Hard Core) in Slovenia and more specifically in Ljubljana from the beginning of the 80s till today. Predominantly, she is researching the role of groups and movements like FV Group, Borghesia, Laibach and AKC Metelkova City.
Selection
Presentation, screenings, round-table
17. 3. 2012, Sofia, Bulgaria
UNESCO Venice Office, in cooperation with the Sofia International Film Festival held on Saturday, March 17th 2012 a regional forum entitled Balkan visions: Creativity for the future in South-East Europe.
The UNESCO Sofia Meetings Forum aims at enhancing the debate of the role of culture and creativity in fostering sustainable development, social cohesion and integration in South-Eastern Europe. It brought together a group of artists and creators who are contributing to the renovation and reshaping of the intellectual and artistic contemporary scene in South-East Europe.
The forum was structured around 3 thematic round-tables: cinema, creative cities, and new media arts. On the round-table about media arts Barbara Borćić participated as a panelist, while a video by Marko Kovačič was selected for a public video screening.
More on SCCA-Ljubljana website
Under the title Videospotting we produce survey and thematic programs of video art in Slovenia. The programs are curated by the SCCA-Ljubljana collaborators and invited curators on the basis of their own thematic standpoints
In 2011 we have produced three new video programs. Ida Hiršenfelder curated video program Keyword: Food [11] as a selection of videos connected with the keyword “Food” in the video online archive DIVA Station. Ida Hiršenfelder also curated a video program Intimising Dance as a question how dance and video art are connected nowadays.
Miha Colner curated video program Industrial Landscapes. This is a selection of five works showing different genres and generations of video artists from Slovenia that are presenting this dark motives of decaying industrial spaces but they interpret it in different ways that are not necessarily negative but they interpret it in different ways that are not necessarily negative.
Povezave:
DIVA Station