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KiBela Art Space is one of several sections of Ace Kibla. Since its establishment in 1996 is Aleksandra Kostič, main curator of the show room and nowadays the president of Ace Kibla, togeter with colleagues Peter Tomaž Dobrila, curator Maja Vuksanović and others creating very defined programme of Slowenian and international art or so called "transnational" art, as they do not like to classify art by nationalities.

The fundamental concept of KiBela Art Space is that of liberating and connecting traditional and electronic art media, presenting artistic (non)messages and artist+ (ir)responsibility, integrating art with science and technology and establishing new aesthetics and ecology of the mind. In more than 10 years of KiBela operation, happened there more then 200 social art openings, performances, presentations and other art events. As well they promote Slovenian art abroad.

Famous Australian artist Stelarc has said for Kibla »this is the best cyber space in the world,« artist Eduardo Kac, who works at the Art Institute of Chicago, »something like this doesn't exist in United States« and Joseph Tabby, university professor and writer, »I came to visit Slovenia, because I've heard about KIBLA.«

History

KiBela Art Space has developed within KIBLA Multimedia Centre together with an Internet café, Kibela.Tif graphic studio and Za:misel Bookstore.

stari materiali Since 1998 KiBela Art Space has operated as a regular, programme-oriented gallery which goes beyond traditional exhibiting boundaries in Slovenia because it connects various visual media ventures with audio communications, telecommunications, interactive technology, contemporary dance and theatre.

Kibela has worked towards establishing links between alternative and established art and culture, between young and older generations, between the domestic and foreign art scene, between classical and electronic media, between art, technology and science and between different aesthetics and thinking.

The gallery collaborates with Slovene artists and institutions as well as with similar organisations in Graz, London, Zagreb, Belgrade and the United States, presenting new approaches through intermedia as well as classic fine arts. Its high quality technical and professional qualities mean that Kibela is well equipped and wired and can occupy a unique role, not only in Maribor but also in Slovenia as a whole.

Kibela has already published numerous catalogues and books and is currently developing its own archive of CDs, CD-ROMs, VCDs and DVDs to accompany its exhibitions and other artistic events.

KiBela Art Space presents contemporary Maribor-based artists throughout Slovenia and (through Kibela distribution channels) around the world. It communicates with other local centres in Slovenia and has presented the work of numerous foreign artists including Eduardo Kac, Simon Biggs and Stelarc through its international contemporary arts network. Kibela's access to the worldwide terrain is made possible through its web pages, through its publication TOX edition, and through activities by its curator, eg at the Webby Awards in San Francisco.

KiBela Art Space also preserves and permanently exhibits some paintings by Marko Jakše.

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-[[KiBela Art Space]] has developed within KIBLA Multimedia Centre since 1996, together with an Internet café, Kibela.Tif graphic studio and [[Za:misel Bookstore]].
+[[KiBela Art Space]] is one of several sections of Ace Kibla. Since its establishment in [[Established::1996]] is Aleksandra Kostič, main curator of the show room and nowadays the president of Ace Kibla, togeter with colleagues Peter Tomaž Dobrila, curator Maja Vuksanović and others creating very defined programme of Slowenian and international art or so called "transnational" art, as they do not like to classify art by nationalities.
+The fundamental concept of KiBela Art Space is that of liberating and connecting traditional and electronic art media, presenting artistic (non)messages and artist+ (ir)responsibility, integrating art with science and technology and establishing new aesthetics and ecology of the mind. In more than 10 years of KiBela operation, happened there more then 200 social art openings, performances, presentations and other art events. As well they promote Slovenian art abroad.
+Famous Australian artist '''Stelarc''' has said for Kibla »this is the best cyber space in the world,« artist '''Eduardo Kac''', who works at the Art Institute of Chicago, »something like this doesn't exist in United States« and '''Joseph Tabby''', university professor and writer, »I came to visit Slovenia, because I've heard about KIBLA.«
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-Since 1998 KiBela Art Space has operated as a regular, programme-oriented gallery which goes beyond traditional exhibiting boundaries in Slovenia because it connects various visual media ventures with audio communications, telecommunications, interactive technology, contemporary dance and theatre. Kibela has worked towards establishing links between alternative and established art and culture, between young and older generations, between the domestic and foreign art scene, between classical and electronic media, between art, technology and science and between different aesthetics and thinking. The gallery collaborates with Slovene artists and institutions as well as with similar organisations in Graz, London, Zagreb, Belgrade and the United States, presenting new approaches through intermedia as well as classic fine arts. Its high quality technical and professional qualities mean that Kibela is well equipped and wired and can occupy a unique role, not only in Maribor but also in Slovenia as a whole. Kibela has already published numerous catalogues and books and is currently developing its own archive of CDs, CD-ROMs, VCDs and DVDs to accompany its exhibitions and other artistic events.
+==History==
+KiBela Art Space has developed within KIBLA Multimedia Centre together with an Internet café, Kibela.Tif graphic studio and [[Za:misel Bookstore]].
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+stari materiali
+Since 1998 KiBela Art Space has operated as a regular, programme-oriented gallery which goes beyond traditional exhibiting boundaries in Slovenia because it connects various visual media ventures with audio communications, telecommunications, interactive technology, contemporary dance and theatre.
+Kibela has worked towards establishing links between alternative and established art and culture, between young and older generations, between the domestic and foreign art scene, between classical and electronic media, between art, technology and science and between different aesthetics and thinking.
+The gallery collaborates with Slovene artists and institutions as well as with similar organisations in Graz, London, Zagreb, Belgrade and the United States, presenting new approaches through intermedia as well as classic fine arts. Its high quality technical and professional qualities mean that Kibela is well equipped and wired and can occupy a unique role, not only in Maribor but also in Slovenia as a whole.
+Kibela has already published numerous catalogues and books and is currently developing its own archive of CDs, CD-ROMs, VCDs and DVDs to accompany its exhibitions and other artistic events.
 KiBela Art Space presents contemporary Maribor-based artists throughout Slovenia and (through Kibela distribution channels) around the world. It communicates with other local centres in Slovenia and has presented the work of numerous foreign artists including Eduardo Kac, Simon Biggs and Stelarc through its international contemporary arts network. Kibela's access to the worldwide terrain is made possible through its web pages, through its publication TOX edition, and through activities by its curator, eg at the Webby Awards in San Francisco.
 KiBela Art Space also preserves and permanently exhibits some paintings by Marko Jakše.