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KID Dog, the Designers and Graffiti Artists’ Society, is a non-governmental cultural and educational organisation which organises graphic design workshops and exhibitions, stimulates co-operation between designers and graffiti artists, and connects Slovene designers and graffiti artists with those abroad. +
The Koper-based Association for Culture and Education PiNA (KID PiNA) is certainly one of the most active and diversely oriented Slovenian NGOs. +
Started by music producer Žare Pak in 1990, Kif-Kif was a studio before it became a record company. +
Members of the Kiks band are also members of the Dicky B Hardy, Minusi and Disco Kings line-ups. +
The Kingfisher Award, including a cash prize of 5,000 Euro, is the main festival award at the Ljubljana International Film Festival (LIFFe). +
Kinoatelje, the centre for audio-visual and intercultural services was established in 1977 by Darko Bratina (1942–1997) in Gorizia-Gorica, a town situated on the Italian side of the Italo-Slovene border. +
The Kinoatelje Institute was established in 2000 to enrich and facilitate cross-border cultural projects between Slovenia and Italy. +
Kino Bežigrad – sometimes also called Kino Gledališče Bežigrad (Cinema Theatre Bežigrad) – is a small cinema in the Ljubljana neighbourhood of Bežigrad. +
As one of the first cinema halls in Ljubljana (opened in 1923), the Kinodvor Cinema has throughout its history served as a commercial cinema hall, as a "Red Light" cinema hall, and as an art cinema. +
Kinoklub Vič was one of Ljubljana's commercially oriented cinemas and it remained the only cinema hall in the center of Ljubljana owned by Kolosej Cinemas (it once owned 7 cinemas). +
Kino Komuna reopened in 2011 after the Kinoklub Vič permanently closed its doors. +
The Kino Otok Award is bestowed at the Kino Otok – Isola Cinema Festival. +
The Kino Otok – Isola Cinema International Film Festival has been exploring the art of film since 2004, discovering various film expressions in the company of filmmakers and an audience of all generations. +
Kino Pivka (Pivka Cinema) is housed in the Krpanov dom Pivka, a multipurpose centre (renovated in 2015) in the small town of Pivka in the Karst region of southwestern Slovenia. +
Kino Šiška is one of the main cultural centres in Ljubljana. +
The Kino! Society for Expanding Film Culture was established in 2007. +
Kinotečnik is a bimonthly 12-page newsletter in Slovenian published by the Slovenian Cinematheque Programme Department which includes the Cinematheque's monthly programme guide as well as texts on retrospectives and featured directors, reviews of individual films being screened, and details of other programming activities. +
The website of the Slovenian Cinematheque features not only the centre’s programmes but also a listing of film publications and monthly magazines. +
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