Klub Tiffany
Masarykova 24, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Managed byŠKUC Association
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| − | [[Klub Tiffany]] is a gay club run by the [[Cultural Centre Q]] of the | + | [[Klub Tiffany]] is a gay club run by the [[Cultural Centre Q]] of the LGBTIQ Arts, Culture, Alternative and managed by [[ŠKUC Association]]. In [[established::1997]] it was renamed from Klub Magnus-Monokel to Klub Tiffany. The club is located at the [[Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Centre]] in the ''Lovci'' [Hunters] building. Regular Friday and Saturday parties are organised during the whole year, the Club is also open for special events (AIDS prevention programmes, exhibitions, film evenings and talks). |
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| − | The venue occasionally collaborates with the [[International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns]]. At the 2011 edition of the festival it hosted a book presentation by the [[Apokalipsa Cultural and Artistic Association]]; a photo exhibition Drag Queens Exhibited by Stefano Bordieri; a workshop ''Make your own dildo!'' and a performance by Madama Batterflai. | + | The venue occasionally collaborates with the [[International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns]]. At the 2011 edition of the festival it hosted a book presentation by the [[Apokalipsa Cultural and Artistic Association]]; a photo exhibition ''Drag Queens Exhibited'' by Stefano Bordieri; a workshop ''Make your own dildo!'' and a performance by Madama Batterflai. |
Since 2010 the club collaborates with the initiative [[Lesbian Feminist University (LFU)]], which organises talks, reading seminars, lectures, lesbian film nights and workshops. | Since 2010 the club collaborates with the initiative [[Lesbian Feminist University (LFU)]], which organises talks, reading seminars, lectures, lesbian film nights and workshops. | ||
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Past Events
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15 Nov 2012
The cabaret Twilight of the Glittery Perverts: Apocalypse by the ŠKUC Association and Klub Tiffany
at the L-fest
Past projects
Besides being a popular party venue, the club hosts several art exhibitions: in 2010 it hosted a retrospective exhibition by the late painter Dare Zatler - Dan and curated by Jernej Škof. In the same year the club hosted an international moving exhibiton Here! Queer by the authors Ladislav Zikmund – Lender, Jana Teichmanova, Kristina Ciprova from Czech Republic.
Collaborations
The venue occasionally collaborates with the International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns. At the 2011 edition of the festival it hosted a book presentation by the Apokalipsa Cultural and Artistic Association; a photo exhibition Drag Queens Exhibited by Stefano Bordieri; a workshop Make your own dildo! and a performance by Madama Batterflai.
Since 2010 the club collaborates with the initiative Lesbian Feminist University (LFU), which organises talks, reading seminars, lectures, lesbian film nights and workshops.
See also
- Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Centre
- ŠKUC Association
- International Feminist and Queer Festival Red Dawns
External links
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