KUD Sestava
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| − | Already in 1993, when the | + | Already in 1993, when the former military barracks area was squatted and the [[Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone|Metelkova mesto]] was subsequently formed, members of KUD Sestava (which was formalised as an association for culture in [[established::1997]]) were working to establish a hostel there. They set their eyes on an ex military prison building, and in the early 2000s, they have managed to get this project started. |
| − | KUD Sestava led the renovation, with the architect – and the head of the Sestava association – Janko Rožič | + | KUD Sestava led the renovation, with the architect – and the head of the Sestava association – [[Janko Rožič]] responsible for the planning. In the process they've invited around 80 artists to shape and design the newly founded [[Celica Hostel]]. This opened its doors in 2003 and soon after, the association began running its regular programme of events and exhibitions. |
==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
| − | The | + | The activities of KUD Sestava are mainly tied to the Celica Hostel, of which an integral part is the gallery ''Srečišče''. Here, at least one exhibition per month is set up, presenting artists of various mediums and persuasions. Some of them were [[Mitja Ficko]], [[Mirko Malle]], Serafina Loszach, [[Tomaž Gorjup]], [[Rajko Korbar]], Mileta Postić and Jindřich Štreit. Featured were also the works of Anna Watzinger, at that time hosted by [[KUD Mreža Arts and Culture Association|KUD Mreža]] at its [[Asylum Studio]]. |
| − | Aside from the exhibitions, the gallery is being used for regular film screenings, for dance events ( | + | Aside from the exhibitions, the gallery is being used for regular film screenings, for dance events (hosting, for example, another Asylum resident, the dancer Naoko Maeshiba) and for numerous poetry and literature readings, round tables (on humanities, culture, art, politics), storytelling evenings, lectures on science (from history to biology), and so on. |
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||
| − | The main part of the musical programme is a series of weekly events called ''Sozvočja sveta'' (Chords of the worlds), held from the year 2003 onwards. It runs a very strong | + | The main part of the musical programme is a series of weekly events called ''Sozvočja sveta'' (Chords of the worlds), held from the year 2003 onwards. It runs a very strong line up of mainly Slovenian bands, predominately those of ethno and jazz aesthetics. One can here mention [[Bojan Cvetrežnik]], [[Janez Dovč]], [[Boštjan Gombač]], [[Marko Hatlak]] and [[Samo Kutin]] – all were playing in their respective bands and often also in various ad hoc collectives. These gigs tend to be followed with jam sessions, which sometimes also accompany literary evening and other events. |
Amongst some other music related happenings, there are music workshops for non-musicians, of which a recent example is a project done together with the [[Folk Slovenia Cultural Society]]. Focused on folk music and folk singing, it featured the vernacular musics of various Slovene minorities as well as songs from Bulgaria and Sri Lanka. | Amongst some other music related happenings, there are music workshops for non-musicians, of which a recent example is a project done together with the [[Folk Slovenia Cultural Society]]. Focused on folk music and folk singing, it featured the vernacular musics of various Slovene minorities as well as songs from Bulgaria and Sri Lanka. | ||
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Background
Already in 1993, when the former military barracks area was squatted and the Metelkova mesto was subsequently formed, members of KUD Sestava (which was formalised as an association for culture in 1997) were working to establish a hostel there. They set their eyes on an ex military prison building, and in the early 2000s, they have managed to get this project started.
KUD Sestava led the renovation, with the architect – and the head of the Sestava association – Janko Rožič responsible for the planning. In the process they've invited around 80 artists to shape and design the newly founded Celica Hostel. This opened its doors in 2003 and soon after, the association began running its regular programme of events and exhibitions.
Programme
The activities of KUD Sestava are mainly tied to the Celica Hostel, of which an integral part is the gallery Srečišče. Here, at least one exhibition per month is set up, presenting artists of various mediums and persuasions. Some of them were Mitja Ficko, Mirko Malle, Serafina Loszach, Tomaž Gorjup, Rajko Korbar, Mileta Postić and Jindřich Štreit. Featured were also the works of Anna Watzinger, at that time hosted by KUD Mreža at its Asylum Studio.
Aside from the exhibitions, the gallery is being used for regular film screenings, for dance events (hosting, for example, another Asylum resident, the dancer Naoko Maeshiba) and for numerous poetry and literature readings, round tables (on humanities, culture, art, politics), storytelling evenings, lectures on science (from history to biology), and so on.
Music
The main part of the musical programme is a series of weekly events called Sozvočja sveta (Chords of the worlds), held from the year 2003 onwards. It runs a very strong line up of mainly Slovenian bands, predominately those of ethno and jazz aesthetics. One can here mention Bojan Cvetrežnik, Janez Dovč, Boštjan Gombač, Marko Hatlak and Samo Kutin – all were playing in their respective bands and often also in various ad hoc collectives. These gigs tend to be followed with jam sessions, which sometimes also accompany literary evening and other events.
Amongst some other music related happenings, there are music workshops for non-musicians, of which a recent example is a project done together with the Folk Slovenia Cultural Society. Focused on folk music and folk singing, it featured the vernacular musics of various Slovene minorities as well as songs from Bulgaria and Sri Lanka.
Other projects
A curious enterprise was also a poetry translation workshop called Reka v Ljubljani, co-produced with the Slovenian the literary magazine Poiesis, the Croatian journal called Književnost, and the Gulag Institute. A similarly themed workshop was held with poets from Slovenia and Italy, among them Luisa Gastaldo, Marina Moretti, Andraž Polič, Tone Škrjanec and Kaja Teržan.
An interesting project on creating animated films, called Demonova piščal (Demon's flute), was done together with 2 Reels - Association for Reanimation of Storytelling, .
See also
- Celica Hostel
- Asylum Studio
- Godibodi Festival
- KUD Mreža Arts and Culture Association
- Metelkova mesto Autonomous Cultural Zone
- Folk Slovenia Cultural Society
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