Explore the Slovenian organisations working at the boundaries of the diverse and active field of new media arts. Connect with transdisciplinary artists who are pushing the limits of technology as well as pushing us to reframe our take on our complex world.
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Egon March Institute (EMI) was founded by Slovene media art pioneer Marko Košnik in 1986 as a unit for reflection, research, and production in interdisciplinary arts. From its beginning it was conceived as a platform for the joint research of artists originating in different fields of artistic activities.
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New media art web resources
konS platform , Platform for Contemporary Investigative Art
RUK platforma , RUK Network of art and cultural research centers
Past New media art events
France Paris Même Si
"How long can a branch bow before it breaks?" is a sound installation by Ida Hiršenfelder and Hugo Lioret, composed from field recordings made in the Hambach Forest in the Rhineland. Ravaged by lignite mining, the forest becomes both subject and witness in this work, capturing the tension between its biodiversity and the destruction wrought by industrial exploitation — a poignant reflection on devastation and resilience.
Sweden Jönköping Human Lights Festival
Slovenian artists Matej Bizovičar and Anže Kreč are participating in the inaugural edition of the festival with several of their audiovisual art projects.
Germany Wolfsburg Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
The exhibition "Utopia. The Right to Hope" focuses primarily on works of art, but also on architectural projects, design objects, and examples from the applied arts that present utopian projects or ideas in various media. Slovenian artists featured in the exhibition include Irwin , Jasmina Cibic , and Maja Smrekar .
Austria Linz Ars Electornica Campus exhibiton Ars Electronica Festival Linz
Students present their works under the common title »Slow down. Breathe. Feel. Think. Act!«, participating in an exhibition under this year's theme PANIC yes/no.
Spain Barcelona Fira Montjuïc Avinguda Rius i Taulet Festival Sónar 2025
Slovenian post-alternative media artists Hex House present their work at this year's Sónar+D.
France Nice La baleine – Pavillon Au-delà des frontières, Océan d’avenir United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3)
A discussion with artists Robertina Šebjanič (Slovenia) and Laure Winants (France), moderated by Valentine Boccas (Tara Ocean Foundation) highlighting how field-based artistic practices can engage with scientific research to illuminate the hidden impacts of marine pollution. Both artists participated in residencies aboard the scientific sailing vessel Tara, where they immersed themselves in oceanic processes, scientific tools, the rhythm of life on the ship, and marine science knowledge.
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France Nice Villa Arson Biennale of Arts and Ocean
Slovenian artist Robertina Šebjanič , known for her work in art, marine ecology and sound, presenting "Echoes of the Abyss" at the group exhibition "Becoming Ocean: A Social Conversation About the Ocean". In this video essay, she explores the hidden impacts of war on marine life, focusing on underwater munitions left to decay on the seafloor—still leaking toxic chemicals into the ocean today.
France Grenoble Esplanade of the Grenoble Museum Experimenta Biennial Grenoble
Germany Berlin /rosa – Zentrum für Netzkunst Vorspiel Transmediale & CTM
Presentation of Igor Štromajer 's book, the latest collection of computer-generated poetry. The poems, created between 2013 and 2018, are derived from the conversion of .jpg and .gif image files from his erased internet artworks into text, using a unique encoding standard. Supported by SKICA Berlin, Slovenian Cultural Centre .
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Austria Linz Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz Art Festival Midsummer
"Touch Nature" is an international group exhibition focusing on anthropocene. Two Slovenian artists, Vanja Bučan and Nina Koželj , are participating in the exhibition that concludes a series of eponymous exhibitions running from 2021 through 2024 by the Austrian Cultural Forums worldwide.
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