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− | Set in a modernist building in the | + | Set in a modernist building in the centre of the town of Trbovlje, [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre|Delavski dom in Trbovlje]] (DDT) is a local and a regional cultural centre, being the biggest such institution in the Zasavje region. Besides the venue's own diverse and ambitious cultural programme of music, film, theatre, puppetry and visual arts, the centre also runs a new media culture project called [[Trbovlje, New Media Setting]]. While its name points to its historical role as a "home" for workers, that is, a meeting place that provided a venue for a large number of social related activities, today Delavski dom Trbovlje is home to a number of cultural and educational institutions, including a music school. |
− | Delavski dom co-organises the [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Rdeči revirji! | + | Delavski dom co-organises the festival [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Rdeči revirji!]] and, as of 2009, produces the new media art festival [[Speculum Artium Festival|Speculum Artium]]. In 2017, it opened [[4. Dritl]], a virtual (and actual) mining museum. |
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==Venue== | ==Venue== | ||
− | [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre|Delavski dom in Trbovlje]] was opened in [[established::1956]] in a newly built building, known for its façade mosaic by [[Marij Pregelj]] ( | + | [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre|Delavski dom in Trbovlje]] was opened in [[established::1956]] in a newly built building, known for its façade mosaic by [[Marij Pregelj]] (which earned him the highest Slovene award in art, the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards|Prešeren Award]]) and sculptures by [[Stojan Batič]] with miners as a leitmotiv. |
− | The upper floor reception hall can host up to 500 people | + | The upper floor reception hall can host up to 500 people. The cinema hall was renovated in 1999 and has 354 seats. The main theatre hall was renovated in 2000 seats 434 spectators. The gallery has 45 linear metres of exhibition space. |
==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
− | The theatre programme | + | The theatre programme ranges from local cultural events to performances by renowned Slovene theatre houses and independent groups. Several well-known Slovene cultural groups from the Zasavje region often return to their home town to perform at Delavski dom, including the [[EnKnapGroup (EKG)]], led by Trbovlje-native choreographer [[Iztok Kovač]], and [[Laibach]]. DDT's cinema is a member of the [[Art Cinema Network]], which distributes selected high-quality films around Slovenia, here balanced with a selection of children's films and Hollywood flicks. |
− | ===Trbovlje, | + | ===Trbovlje, New Media Setting=== |
− | + | Eventually, the cultural centre set its gaze to new media art and culture. It organises the [[Speculum Artium Festival]] (hosting the likes of the artist Stelarc, the robot Asimo and the scientist Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro) and the video art festival ''Digitalbiugscreen'' (utilising its renovated cinema to give video art an impressive medium). In organising the festivals, DDT often collaborates with the University of Arts and Design Linz (AT), the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Science IAMAS (JP), the [[Arts Academy of the University of Nova Gorica]], and many others. | |
− | DDT is among the founders of the [[Trbovlje, The New Media Setting]], which also sets up courses and workshops for youth, collaborates with | + | DDT is among the founders of the [[Trbovlje, The New Media Setting|Trbovlje, New Media Setting]], which also sets up courses and workshops for youth, collaborates with local IT companies, and sets up art exhibitions. In a way, the establishment of the virtual museum [[4. Dritl]] is part of the same "modernising" drive. |
{{Wide Image|Speculum Artium Festival 2015 Japanese artists visiting the president.jpg}} | {{Wide Image|Speculum Artium Festival 2015 Japanese artists visiting the president.jpg}} | ||
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==New gallery DDT== | ==New gallery DDT== | ||
− | The | + | The New Gallery DDT opened its doors in 2010, with two separate gallery spaces. Set on the former grounds of the boiler room and the coal storage room, one of the two spaces retains its old industrial look while the other is a white cube. |
− | The programme ranges from classical visual arts | + | The programme ranges from classical visual arts such as painting and sculpture to new media art installations. The gallery supports a group of young artists from the region, producing and presenting their work, which also shapes the general aesthetic vision of the gallery. Among them are [[Maša Jazbec]], [[Špela Pavli]], [[Boris Beja]], [[Vesna Davidovič]], and others. |
{{Wide Image|Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre 2013 New gallery DDT.jpg}} | {{Wide Image|Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre 2013 New gallery DDT.jpg}} | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Speculum Artium Festival]] | * [[Speculum Artium Festival]] | ||
− | * [[Trbovlje, The New Media Setting]] | + | * [[Trbovlje, The New Media Setting|Trbovlje, New Media Setting]] |
* [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival]] | * [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival]] | ||
* [[Laibach]] | * [[Laibach]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
− | * [http://www.dd-trbovlje.si Trbovlje Cultural Centre website] (in | + | * [http://www.dd-trbovlje.si Trbovlje Cultural Centre website] (in Slovenian) |
* [http://www.tnm.si/ Trbovlje New Media City (TNM) website] | * [http://www.tnm.si/ Trbovlje New Media City (TNM) website] | ||
− | * [http://novagalerijaddt.si/ New gallery DDT website] (in | + | * [http://novagalerijaddt.si/ New gallery DDT website] (in Slovenian) |
* [http://speculumartium.si/?lang=en Speculum Artium website] | * [http://speculumartium.si/?lang=en Speculum Artium website] | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 29 October 2017
Venue
Delavski dom in Trbovlje was opened in 1956 in a newly built building, known for its façade mosaic by Marij Pregelj (which earned him the highest Slovene award in art, the Prešeren Award) and sculptures by Stojan Batič with miners as a leitmotiv.
The upper floor reception hall can host up to 500 people. The cinema hall was renovated in 1999 and has 354 seats. The main theatre hall was renovated in 2000 seats 434 spectators. The gallery has 45 linear metres of exhibition space.
Programme
The theatre programme ranges from local cultural events to performances by renowned Slovene theatre houses and independent groups. Several well-known Slovene cultural groups from the Zasavje region often return to their home town to perform at Delavski dom, including the EnKnapGroup (EKG), led by Trbovlje-native choreographer Iztok Kovač, and Laibach. DDT's cinema is a member of the Art Cinema Network, which distributes selected high-quality films around Slovenia, here balanced with a selection of children's films and Hollywood flicks.
Trbovlje, New Media Setting
Eventually, the cultural centre set its gaze to new media art and culture. It organises the Speculum Artium Festival (hosting the likes of the artist Stelarc, the robot Asimo and the scientist Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro) and the video art festival Digitalbiugscreen (utilising its renovated cinema to give video art an impressive medium). In organising the festivals, DDT often collaborates with the University of Arts and Design Linz (AT), the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Science IAMAS (JP), the Arts Academy of the University of Nova Gorica, and many others.
DDT is among the founders of the Trbovlje, New Media Setting, which also sets up courses and workshops for youth, collaborates with local IT companies, and sets up art exhibitions. In a way, the establishment of the virtual museum 4. Dritl is part of the same "modernising" drive.
Invited by the Speculum Artium Festival, a group of Japanese artists studying Empowerment informatics at the University of Tsukuba meet with Borut Pahor, the president of Slovenia, 2015
New gallery DDT
The New Gallery DDT opened its doors in 2010, with two separate gallery spaces. Set on the former grounds of the boiler room and the coal storage room, one of the two spaces retains its old industrial look while the other is a white cube.
The programme ranges from classical visual arts such as painting and sculpture to new media art installations. The gallery supports a group of young artists from the region, producing and presenting their work, which also shapes the general aesthetic vision of the gallery. Among them are Maša Jazbec, Špela Pavli, Boris Beja, Vesna Davidovič, and others.
The New gallery DDT [Nova galerija DDT] opened its doors in 2010 as a part of the Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre. It is comprised of two spaces, one being the standard gallery white cube, and the other retaining the original, industrial look of the former boiler room.
See also
- Speculum Artium Festival
- Trbovlje, New Media Setting
- Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival
- Laibach
- EnKnapGroup (EKG)
External links
- Trbovlje Cultural Centre website (in Slovenian)
- Trbovlje New Media City (TNM) website
- New gallery DDT website (in Slovenian)
- Speculum Artium website