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− | The [[International Triennial Ecology and Art]] (ECO Triennial) was established in [[established::1980]]. | + | The [[International Triennial Ecology and Art]] (ECO Triennial) was established in [[established::1980]] by [[Maribor Art Gallery]]. Addressing environmental issues first as a topic and later on contextualising them in terms of ecology and social change, this triennial has been organised regularly till 2006. The gallery reconceptualised the event and the next triennial takes place in spring 2021 in the former MTT textile factory in Maribor. Under the title ''A Letter to the Future'' the relaunched ECO 8 main exhibition is curated by Alessandro Vincentelli (UK, Greece). It is accompanied by a vast discursive programme, focused on the city and the urban community and realised in co-operation with the [[Centre for Creativity]], [[Igor Zabel Association for Culture and Theory]] and others. |
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Revision as of 19:08, 22 December 2020
See also
External Links
- Maribor Art Gallery (UGM) website
- A brief history of the ECO Triennial
- Information about the ECO Triennial in 2021