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Slovene artists and producers regularly participate at established Austrian festivals: Waves Vienna ([[MENT Ljubljana]], [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]], [[SIGIC, Slovene Music Information Centre]]...), Vienna Design Week ([[Niko Kralj]], [[Gigodesign]], [[Poligon Creative Centre]]...), LET'S CEE Film Festival ([[Staragara]], [[Sever & Sever Production]], [[Petra Pan Film Production]]...), Festival of Literature and Wine in Krems ([[Versopolis.com|Versopolis]]), and Ars Electronica in Linz ([[Kapelica Gallery]]). Two Slovene artists have even won the prestigious Golden Nica Award there: ([[Projekt Atol Institute|Marko Peljhan]] in 2001 and [[Maja Smrekar]] in 2017). The [[P74 Centre and Gallery]] regularly presents artists at the ViennaFair, while [[Photon Gallery]] participates in the ViennaPhotoBook Festival and viennacontemporary. In 2013, [[Photon Gallery|Photon]] opened a new gallery space in Vienna. | Slovene artists and producers regularly participate at established Austrian festivals: Waves Vienna ([[MENT Ljubljana]], [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]], [[SIGIC, Slovene Music Information Centre]]...), Vienna Design Week ([[Niko Kralj]], [[Gigodesign]], [[Poligon Creative Centre]]...), LET'S CEE Film Festival ([[Staragara]], [[Sever & Sever Production]], [[Petra Pan Film Production]]...), Festival of Literature and Wine in Krems ([[Versopolis.com|Versopolis]]), and Ars Electronica in Linz ([[Kapelica Gallery]]). Two Slovene artists have even won the prestigious Golden Nica Award there: ([[Projekt Atol Institute|Marko Peljhan]] in 2001 and [[Maja Smrekar]] in 2017). The [[P74 Centre and Gallery]] regularly presents artists at the ViennaFair, while [[Photon Gallery]] participates in the ViennaPhotoBook Festival and viennacontemporary. In 2013, [[Photon Gallery|Photon]] opened a new gallery space in Vienna. | ||
− | Cf. the list of all the festivals in Austria with Slovenian participation | + | Cf. See below the list of all the festivals in Austria with Slovenian participation. |
== Literature connections == | == Literature connections == |
Latest revision as of 22:22, 10 November 2023
Online version (printscreen) of interactive Culture from Slovenia World Map, featuring events in Austria. Collected 2010–2018 by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory for the Culture.si database of events worldwide.
SKICA & Slovenian Embassy in Vienna
The Slovenian Culture and Information Centre (SKICA) in Vienna at the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia, together with the Slovene Arts & Culture Residency programme by the Ministry of Culture is a backbone of a vivid and intense cultural cooperation between the two neighbour states.
Slovene artists and producers hosted in Austria
Every third day, Slovene artists and producers feature on cultural events in Austria. Check the right-hand column and (the archive or explore the map.) Half of these events take place in Vienna; there is also a strong connection with Carinthia, the region with a culturally prolific Slovenian minority.
At the festivals in Austria
Slovene artists and producers regularly participate at established Austrian festivals: Waves Vienna (MENT Ljubljana, Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, SIGIC, Slovene Music Information Centre...), Vienna Design Week (Niko Kralj, Gigodesign, Poligon Creative Centre...), LET'S CEE Film Festival (Staragara, Sever & Sever Production, Petra Pan Film Production...), Festival of Literature and Wine in Krems (Versopolis), and Ars Electronica in Linz (Kapelica Gallery). Two Slovene artists have even won the prestigious Golden Nica Award there: (Marko Peljhan in 2001 and Maja Smrekar in 2017). The P74 Centre and Gallery regularly presents artists at the ViennaFair, while Photon Gallery participates in the ViennaPhotoBook Festival and viennacontemporary. In 2013, Photon opened a new gallery space in Vienna.
Cf. See below the list of all the festivals in Austria with Slovenian participation.
Literature connections
In 2018, the Grand Austrian State Prize goes to writer Florjan Lipuš (b. 1937) who has written in Slovene language. In 2011, however, Maja Haderlap (b. 1961), also a Carinthian writer, was bestowed the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize, one of the most important in contemporary German literature, for the novel Angel of Oblivion, which was later turned into a play and produced in Slovenia by the Slovenian National Theatre Drama Ljubljana in 2014. Erwin Koestler has translated several prose works by Ivan Cankar and put into German the graphic novel The Mexicans, published by the Austrian Bahoe Books in 2018.
Partnerships
Quite a few partnerships have lasted for years, among them, the collaboration between the temporary RadioCona and the Ö1 Kunstradio; the creative collaboration between the accordionists Bratko Bibič and Otto Lehner; Aksioma Institute has collaborated in various projects with the University of Applied Science FH JOANNEUM Graz; Flota Institute with the D.ID Dance Identity platform for choreographic research and the practice of contemporary dance and its Tanztage festival held in Oberwart; and the Slovene Ethnographic Museum with Weltmuseum Wien in the SWICH (Sharing a World of Inclusion, Creativity and Heritage) project.
Slovenian-Austrian Year of Neighbourhood Dialogue 2019–2020
A year-long project aimed at developing new partnerships and cooperation between institutions and inhabitants of the neighbouring countries as well as eliminating stereotypes. More information.
See a list of Austria-related articles below.
See also
Events in Austria
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28 Feb 2924
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19 Jun 2024
A live performance of Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra with conductor Douglas Boyd and pianist Alexander Gadjiev. The evening's programme includes "Bela krajina", a composition by Slovene composer Marjan Kozina. In collaboration with Embassy of the Republic of Austria in Slovenia, Slovene Philharmonic, Concerts Austria, Columbus, and Go!2025 Nova Gorica.
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14 Jun 2024
A live performance by Soothsayer, a collaborative jazz project between Slovenian saxophonist Lenart De Bock, Serbian bassist Miloš Čolović, and German drummer Sebastian Baumgartner.
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6 Jun 2024
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4 Jun 2024
A performance of "Gran Bolero", conceptualised and choreographed by Jesús Rubio Gamo and performed by EnKnapGroup (EKG) and Zagreb Dance Company. Supported by Ministry of Culture.
at the Klagenfurt Festival
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28 May 2024
A projection of "Snatched from the Source - Zajeti v izviru: Slovenski otroci Lebensborna", a documentary film about last living Slovenian victims of the Nazi racial experiment: Ingrid von Oelhafen, Hay Henry Hayder, Franc Zagožen, and Ivan Acman. After the projection, there will be a talk with the director Maja Weiss, the writer Nataša Konc Lorenzutti and professor Marija Wakounig from the University of Vienna. In collaboration with Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte der Universität Wien and Bela Film.
Festivals in Austria
Subcategories
This category has only the following subcategory.
Articles in category "Austria"
The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total.
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- Carinthian Plebiscite Museum, Libeliče
- Consulate General of the Republic of Slovenia in Celovec/Klagenfurt
- Consulate of the Republic of Austria in Maribor
- Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia Eisenstadt
- Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia Graz
- Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia Linz
- Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia Salzburg
- Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia St.Pölten
Media in category "Austria"
The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.
- Austria.png 1,623 × 809; 1.56 MB
- Seviqc Brezice Festival 2013 Accentus Austria Photo Gasper Jakovac.jpg 1,500 × 1,000; 833 KB