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In the exhibition »Street Art: Athens Graffiti Between Art and Communication«, Slovenian photographer Joško Prinčič documents graffiti as a powerful medium of communication, social resistance and personal expression in the heart of Greece.
Live performances by Slovenian trio Širom, featuring Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja, presenting its distinctive blend of folk traditions, improvised music and contemporary sound art.
The project "reCITYing - Reactivating Unused Urban Spaces Through Architecture and Arts" features several collaborators, including the Slovenian UGM - Maribor Art Gallery.
Slovenian artists Tina Šulc Resnik and Katja Šulc are participating in the 10th International Festival GRAD 2026 in Sarajevo, held from August 29 to September 21 under the theme “Metamorphosis”. Tina presents her experimental video work Metamorphosis of Nature, while Katja performs a concert intertwining poetry, music, and storytelling.
Amidst 26th Berlin literature festival, there is a discussion panel for directors of international literature festivals about their work, current challenges, and the dynamics of the global literary scene. From Slovenia, Aljaž Koprivnikar, director of Fabula festival is attending.
Writer and poet Aleš Šteger and musician, accordionist and composer Jure Tori take part in the 14th Festival of World Literature.
SMACKED are powerful, genuine skate-punk-rock group performing songs with catchy riffs, energetic melodies and a steady forward urge. Hard-rough vocals, decorated compositions and only the best ingredients are used to create their own harmonious melody-core sound.
Slovenian choreographer and performer Jan Rozman presents "Wetware", a performance exploring bodily autonomy, technology and surveillance through a blend of dance, humour and stand-up.
Maribor Puppet Theatre presents "Cankar" at the 59th International Puppet Theatre Festival (PIF) in Zagreb. Directed by Silvan Omerzu, poetic world of puppets with a distinctive visual aesthetic and subtle animation creates a unique theatrical experience to pay tribute to Ivan Cankar, one of Slovenia's greatest writers, marking the 150th anniversary of his birth.
As part of the NeverAtHome residency programme, visual artist Lucija Rosc presents her artistic research developed in dialogue with the K67 kiosk, an iconic work of Slovenian designer Saša Mächtig. The event also features a presentation of her project "Heirloom" and a public conversation moderated by Slovenian curator Hana Čeferin.
Live performances by Slovenian trio Širom, featuring Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja, presenting its distinctive blend of folk traditions, improvised music and contemporary sound art.
Ljubljana Puppet Theatre presents "A Mouse Called Julian" at the 59th International Puppet Theatre Festival (PIF) in Zagreb. Directed by Asja Kahrimanović, the performance explores friendship, relationships and the courage to overcome fear.
Slovenian-Czech co-production "The Animal Remains" (Žival, ki ostane), directed by Ivana Vogrinc Vidali, is selected for the competition programme of the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF), one of North America's leading film festivals.