Poligon kreativni center
Tobačna ulica 5, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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| − | [[Poligon Creative Centre]] is a Ljubljana based coworking space that opened its doors in [[established::2014]]. Home to several intertwined | + | [[Poligon Creative Centre]] is a Ljubljana based coworking space that opened its doors in [[established::2014]]. Home to several intertwined creative communities, the place is used by an international cast of individuals involved in social entrepreneurship, creative economies and art. Besides offering office facilities, Poligon also runs a programme of cultural, educational and social events. When intitially set up it was the first such an enterprise in Slovenia. |
| − | + | Poligon often serves as a venue and production space for various cultural producers and festivals. It has hosted [[MENT Ljubljana]], the [[Strictly Analog Festival]], the [[Boben and Lajna Festival]], art programmes by [[Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory]], and so on. It also co-produced Indigo, the Festival of Contemporary Ideas. | |
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| − | This whole endeavour partly stems from | + | This whole endeavour partly stems from a co-working programme that was held at [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]] in 2012. It was coordinated by the [[Slovenia Coworking]] collective, of which the main protagonists and now also heads of the Poligon project are [[Luka Piškorič]], [[Eva Perčič]] and [[Marko Orel]]. |
| − | The second pivotal point was the ''Pop-up dom'' (The Pop-up Home) project, headed by the [[Rompom Institute]] and the design company [[Ljudje]]. First held in 2012 as well, it is a temporary 'store' for products (mainly furniture and unique interior design solutions) by Slovene makers, artists and designers. In 2013 it was held at a defunct tobacco factory, on the premises that now house the Poligon Creative Centre. | + | The second pivotal point was the ''Pop-up dom'' (The Pop-up Home) project, headed by the [[Rompom Institute]] and the design company [[Ljudje]]. First held in 2012 as well, it is a temporary 'store' for products (mainly furniture and unique interior design solutions) by Slovene makers, artists and designers. In 2013 it was held at a defunct tobacco factory, on the same premises that now house the Poligon Creative Centre. |
== Capacity and activities == | == Capacity and activities == | ||
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Spread out on 800m, Poligon offers its 'residents' 60 desks, 7 offices, 1 conference room, a photo studio, and a so called laboratory with tools for rapid 3D prototyping and product development (headed by the [[Poligon Maker Lab]] collective). There is also a bar for hanging around, store with selected designer goods, a library and big event space. | Spread out on 800m, Poligon offers its 'residents' 60 desks, 7 offices, 1 conference room, a photo studio, and a so called laboratory with tools for rapid 3D prototyping and product development (headed by the [[Poligon Maker Lab]] collective). There is also a bar for hanging around, store with selected designer goods, a library and big event space. | ||
| − | Besides offering a | + | Besides offering a working space to (mainly) creative industries freelancers, artists and various start ups under affordable prices, Poligon also engages in organisation of various workshops, lectures, exhibitions and social events. It thus strives to connect the various communities, serving as a platform where self-employed Slovene makers and creators can network and collaborate. |
| − | Nurturing a vibrant and open community, the place is often frequented by foreigners looking not only for a space to work | + | Nurturing a vibrant and open community, the place is often frequented by foreigners looking not only for a space to work but also to meet people. |
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*[[Boben and Lajna Festival]] | *[[Boben and Lajna Festival]] | ||
*[[MENT Ljubljana]] | *[[MENT Ljubljana]] | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 4 November 2016
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Pop-up Home, an open platform for presentation, exhibition, sales and development, featuring works by young Slovene designers, architects and artists (Poligon Creative Centre), at the Vienna Design Week, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
Background
This whole endeavour partly stems from a co-working programme that was held at Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture in 2012. It was coordinated by the Slovenia Coworking collective, of which the main protagonists and now also heads of the Poligon project are Luka Piškorič, Eva Perčič and Marko Orel.
The second pivotal point was the Pop-up dom (The Pop-up Home) project, headed by the Rompom Institute and the design company Ljudje. First held in 2012 as well, it is a temporary 'store' for products (mainly furniture and unique interior design solutions) by Slovene makers, artists and designers. In 2013 it was held at a defunct tobacco factory, on the same premises that now house the Poligon Creative Centre.
Capacity and activities
Spread out on 800m, Poligon offers its 'residents' 60 desks, 7 offices, 1 conference room, a photo studio, and a so called laboratory with tools for rapid 3D prototyping and product development (headed by the Poligon Maker Lab collective). There is also a bar for hanging around, store with selected designer goods, a library and big event space.
Besides offering a working space to (mainly) creative industries freelancers, artists and various start ups under affordable prices, Poligon also engages in organisation of various workshops, lectures, exhibitions and social events. It thus strives to connect the various communities, serving as a platform where self-employed Slovene makers and creators can network and collaborate.
Nurturing a vibrant and open community, the place is often frequented by foreigners looking not only for a space to work but also to meet people.
See also
- Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture
- Strictly Analog Festival
- Boben and Lajna Festival
- MENT Ljubljana
- Tobacco Museum
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