KIBLA Multimedijski center
Kneza Koclja 9, SI-2000 Maribor
Phone386 (2) 229 40 22
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| − | [[KIBLA Multimedia Centre]] was founded in [[Established::1996]] as a non-profit association for culture and education, offering also free Internet access, e-mail addresses and web space for non-profit organisations and individuals. KIBLA programme focused on new (contemporary) educational, cultural and artistic praxis, connecting education and research, culture and technology, arts and sciences, emancipating and demystifying new media as a creative tool in education and new forms of art. In [[KiBela Art Space]] numerous exhibitions, performances, concerts, theatre, lectures, symposia, fairs and workshops have taken place. In 2007 a complex proposal under the name ''Čista energija'' [Pure energy] was prepared by KIBLA in co-operation with collaborators; it won the nomination of the European Commission [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012|European Capital of Culture for 2012]] for the city of Maribor with the neighbouring regions. | + | [[KIBLA Multimedia Centre]] was founded in [[Established::1996]] as a non-profit association for culture and education, offering also free Internet access, e-mail addresses and web space for non-profit organisations and individuals. KIBLA programme focused on new (contemporary) educational, cultural and artistic praxis, connecting education and research, culture and technology, arts and sciences, emancipating and demystifying new media as a creative tool in education and new forms of art. In [[KiBela Art Space]] numerous exhibitions, performances, concerts, theatre, lectures, symposia, fairs and workshops have taken place. |
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Past Events
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9 Sep 2019
30 Sep 2019
The exhibition And Now for Something Completely Different 10, featuring a kinetic installation Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? by Nika Oblak and Primož Novak, produced by Aksioma Institute and KIBLA Multimedia Centre, in the frame of the Crushing Hammers Exhibitions,
at the Cairo Video Festival
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7 Sep 2017
8 Oct 2017
MIG 21, en exhibition featuring over 50 works by 19 artists, curated by Nina Jeza and Peter Tomaž Dobrila (KIBLA Multimedia Centre),
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24 Feb 2017
A presentation of the Mycelium Network Society with Saša Spačal and Simon Gmajner and Mycophone, an installation by Anil Podgornik, Saša Spačal and Mirjan Švagelj, produced by the KIBLA Multimedia Centre and organised by Kapelica Gallery,
at the Transmediale
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8 Feb 2013
15 Feb 2013
Slovene artists at a new media art exhibition as a part of the project New Media Cross-Border (KIBLA Multimedia Centre and ONEJ)
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29 Jun 2012
EU-PA conference Unlocking, How Arts and Design Transform Urban Space, a lecture by Dejan Pestotnik Creating touchpoints: Art and Design Interventions in Practice, part of the EU funded project EuroPA - European Public Art led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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16 Mar 2012
27 May 2012
Robovox project byMartin Bricelj Baraga, Slavko Glamočanin (MoTA Museum of Transitory Art) and Chris Sugrue (Spain-Slovenia, Ljudmila - Ljubljana Digital Media Lab) project, part of the Robots & Avatars EU funded project led by by KIBLA Multimedia Centre,
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4 Jun 2011
Performance Symposium on the Past, Present and Future of the Fluxus-Movement, Is Fluxus Dead? Intermedia Rules! From Networked Performance Events to VanGoghTV, Coded Cultures and Art-on-Strike, a lecture by Marko Košnik (Egon March Institute) Globalism Rules! Immaterial Art Practises behind the Iron Curtain, a part of the EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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16 Apr 2011
Reset your dataset 3, moderated by Stephen Kovacz, a lecture by Peter Tomaž Dobrila Pure Energy – Culture Is Generator of Evolution, part of the EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers, led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre,
at the Festival Enter
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9 Nov 2010
13 Nov 2010
X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers, including Egon March Institute project Operabil Helsinki - (Electropera Act 5), in the scope of EU funded project led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre
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13 May 2010
15 May 2010
X-OP meeting and events, EU funded project X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers led by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, collaborative performance Operabil Hexpo - (Electropera Act 4) by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute
at the Avamaa International Symposium of Art and Ideas
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30 Apr 2010
7 May 2010
X-OP: Festival Time and Technique produced by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, ELECTROPERA performance lecture with live topographic imagery by Marko Košnik, Egon March Institute, curatorial dinner by Petra Kapš, a lecture Dictionary of Subsidized Art - Here and Now by Aleksandra Kostić, DVD screenings by Peter Tomaž Dobrila, an exhibition and lecture Drawing by artists Polona Maher and Petra Varl, EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers
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25 Mar 2010
27 Mar 2010
X-OP, Free Fall, exhibition and symposium produced by KIBLA Multimedia Centre, Dejan Pestotnik and Maja Vuksanović participating, organized by Apartment Project from Istanbul, accompanied by artistic events. EU funded project X-OP- eXchange of art operators and producers
Programme
KIBLA Multimedia Centre is located in the premises of the Narodni dom Maribor, but runs its own autonomous programme. The KiBela Art Space organises exhibitions, performances, concerts, theatre, lectures, symposia, fairs and workshops. The gallery collaborates with Slovene artists and institutions and also with contemporary artists and arts organisations in Graz, London, Zagreb, Belgrade, and the USA, presenting new approaches through intermedia as well as classic fine arts.
KIBLA runs several festivals, including the Izzven Jazz Festival, Maribor (November), the KIBLIX Linux IT Festival and the acclaimed Skrite note Festival (Hidden Music Score Festival) programmes of avant-garde music. It also co-operates with numerous other organisations in Maribor, in Ljubljana (Ljubljana Jazz Festival, Druga Godba Festival) and abroad.
KIBLA is a founding member of the M3C Multimedia Centres Network of Slovenia. The Dravoskop cultural portal was developed that features the latest creative happenings in Slovenia's Podravje region and presents also cultural organisations in all municipalities.
International Co-operation
KIBLA is a member of many international networks and engages in numerous complex international projects, co-funded by the European Commission and its funding bodies (for example, the projects TRG-Transient Reality Generators, Travel in Europe, and the Guild for Reality Integrators and Generators). In 2009 Kibla coorganised ASEUM, the 1st International New Media Art Festival in the Philippines, together with SABAW Media Art Kitchen (Philippines) and Asia-Europe Foundation.
Venues
Today the venue comprises KiBela Art Space, Za:misel Bookstore and KiBar cyber bar. KIBLA runs also a dislocated Information and Communication Point (KIT) at Glavni trg 14 in Maribor, which offers Internet access, consulting and educational programmes regarding information and communications technology.
See also
- KiBela Art Space
- Za:misel Bookstore
- Information and Communication Point (KIT)
- Folio Magazine
- KIBLIX Linux IT Festival
- List of the Multimedia centres Network members
External links
- Kibla website
- Dravoskop cultural portal
- Pure Energy – Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012: the winning proposal's website
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