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In [[established::1999]] the poet, musician and anarchist [[Dani Kavaš]] established his Enterprise for Bourgeois Arts, also known as the Radical Dr. Whateverism. Nominally encompassing painting, comics, music and theatre arts, it was but the first in a string of Dani's curiously named projects. Basing a good part of his activities in Beltinci, a town in the Eastern Slovenia, Dani Kavaš is the prime protagonist of the politically critical, culturally provocative and socially conscious activities in the region. | In [[established::1999]] the poet, musician and anarchist [[Dani Kavaš]] established his Enterprise for Bourgeois Arts, also known as the Radical Dr. Whateverism. Nominally encompassing painting, comics, music and theatre arts, it was but the first in a string of Dani's curiously named projects. Basing a good part of his activities in Beltinci, a town in the Eastern Slovenia, Dani Kavaš is the prime protagonist of the politically critical, culturally provocative and socially conscious activities in the region. | ||
| − | Since his early age, Dani has been engaging in painting, | + | Since his early age, Dani has been engaging in painting, comics art, music, theatre, philosophy and anarchism. He started his extensive involvement in alternative and (local) youth culture institutions in 2000, when he became active in [[Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Centre|Metelkova mesto]] and [[Pivka House of Culture]]. In the same year Kavaš has had his first solo concert, playing a guitar and singing his poems, which is the way in which he has been performing for most of his career. He also engaged himself in numerous other activities, from leading art workshops and creating comics to organising a music festival (called ''Razkristjanjevanje'' [Dechristianisation]), movie making and even running for the mayor of Beltinci. |
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== Performances and discography == | == Performances and discography == | ||
| − | Visiting most of the clubs and festivals between Koper and Lendava, Dani Kavaš has been touring across Slovenia almost without a pause since the start of his musical path. In 2001, he was a guest of the Academy of Fine Arts of Sarajevo at the Festival of Emerging Artists, Theoreticians and Activists of the former Yugoslavia. In 2003, he was chosen to be a part of the [[Club Marathon]]. A year later | + | Visiting most of the clubs and many festivals between Koper and Lendava, Dani Kavaš has been touring across Slovenia almost without a pause since the start of his musical path. In 2001, he was a guest of the Academy of Fine Arts of Sarajevo at the Festival of Emerging Artists, Theoreticians and Activists of the former Yugoslavia. In 2003, he was chosen to be a part of the [[Club Marathon]]. A year later he embarked on a ''Kros balkan tour'' and visited an extensive selection of Ex-Yu clubs. The tour, which was recorded and later shown in a documentary on one of his DVD releases, was again repeated the tour in 2010. |
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| + | His discography starts in 2001 with the album ''Kri v pepelniku in psihopat na nočni omarici'' [Blood in an Ashtray and a Psychopath in the Night Cupboard], which he re-released two times more under the wing informal ''Domači posnjetki'' [Home recordings] label. Since then he recorded a number of solo and collaborative albums and also released two DVDs containing various video and documentary materials form his career. None of his releases was ever entirely politically correct. | ||
Throughout his concerts and albums, Dani involved himself with many interesting artists like [[Jani Kovačič]], [[Marko Brecelj]], [[Tovariš MStrmoglavljen]], [[Uroš Buzeti]], [[Sanja Žmavc]] and others. | Throughout his concerts and albums, Dani involved himself with many interesting artists like [[Jani Kovačič]], [[Marko Brecelj]], [[Tovariš MStrmoglavljen]], [[Uroš Buzeti]], [[Sanja Žmavc]] and others. | ||
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Performances and discography
Visiting most of the clubs and many festivals between Koper and Lendava, Dani Kavaš has been touring across Slovenia almost without a pause since the start of his musical path. In 2001, he was a guest of the Academy of Fine Arts of Sarajevo at the Festival of Emerging Artists, Theoreticians and Activists of the former Yugoslavia. In 2003, he was chosen to be a part of the Club Marathon. A year later he embarked on a Kros balkan tour and visited an extensive selection of Ex-Yu clubs. The tour, which was recorded and later shown in a documentary on one of his DVD releases, was again repeated the tour in 2010.
His discography starts in 2001 with the album Kri v pepelniku in psihopat na nočni omarici [Blood in an Ashtray and a Psychopath in the Night Cupboard], which he re-released two times more under the wing informal Domači posnjetki [Home recordings] label. Since then he recorded a number of solo and collaborative albums and also released two DVDs containing various video and documentary materials form his career. None of his releases was ever entirely politically correct.
Throughout his concerts and albums, Dani involved himself with many interesting artists like Jani Kovačič, Marko Brecelj, Tovariš MStrmoglavljen, Uroš Buzeti, Sanja Žmavc and others.
An excerpt of his early performance from 2001.
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- Dani Kavaš website (in Slovenian)
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