T-5 Project Space
Tobačna ulica 5, Objekt 6, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 241 7630
Managed byBevk Perović Arhitekti
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| − | + | [[T-5 Project Space]] was established by [[Bevk Perović Arhitekti]] in [[Established::2005]] as an open platform for ideas, opinions and information exchange relating to design, art, architecture and contemporary life. It is a space for lectures, design exhibitions, art fairs and the PechaKucha Night events. | |
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| + | T5 Project Space in an old Tobacco Factory has hosted a colorful programme of design events. It has been a place for a second hand market of [[LUKSstudio]] design objects, a venue for ''Museum in the Street'' programme, and a substitute place for exhibition as a part of a ''Hosting Moderna galerija!'' programme during the renovation of the [[Museum of Modern Art]] in 2008. | ||
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The PechaKucha Night programme features 10-15 short lectures per night during which projects and ideas are presented with each presenter being permitted 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds. The first PechaKucha Night Ljubljana was staged in April 2007 and featured Saša Begović, Uroš Belantič ([[Oktober Studio]]), Martin Bricelj ([[CodeSign]]/[[CodeEp]]), Aljoša Dekleva and Tina Gregorič ([[Dekleva-Gregorič Arhitekti]]), Maja Hawlina (Lowe Avanta), Miha Horvat and Metka Golec ([[son:DA]]), Sanja Nešković Peršin, Sven Jonke (Foruse/Numen), Gregor Podnar ([[Gregor Podnar Gallery]]), Slavimir Stojanović ([[Futro]]), and Miranda Veljačić and Dinko Peračić (Platforma 981). The Ljubljana PechaKucha events followed with various Slovene and international designers and architects presenting thir work. Among them were also Davor Bruketa (Bruketa&Žinić), Jovan Jelovac (Belgrade Design Week), Iztok Kovač ([[EnKnapGroup (EKG)]]), Igor Medjugorac, Hrvoje Njirić (Njirić plus arhitekti), [[ProstoRož - FlowerSpace Association]] and [[Kombinat]], Almira Sadar ([[AlmiraSadar]]), Jurij Sadar ([[Sadar-Vuga Arhitekti]]), Silvio Betterelli in Martina Graselli (S.M.og – Milano), Nika Zupanc, Mina Žabnikar, Ineke Hans, Richard Hutten (Richard Hutten Studio), Mika Cimolini ([[Elastik Architecture]]), Ursula Lavrenčič (Megla), Daan Roosegaarde (Studio Roosegaarde), and Mirko van den Winkel (Moroso). | The PechaKucha Night programme features 10-15 short lectures per night during which projects and ideas are presented with each presenter being permitted 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds. The first PechaKucha Night Ljubljana was staged in April 2007 and featured Saša Begović, Uroš Belantič ([[Oktober Studio]]), Martin Bricelj ([[CodeSign]]/[[CodeEp]]), Aljoša Dekleva and Tina Gregorič ([[Dekleva-Gregorič Arhitekti]]), Maja Hawlina (Lowe Avanta), Miha Horvat and Metka Golec ([[son:DA]]), Sanja Nešković Peršin, Sven Jonke (Foruse/Numen), Gregor Podnar ([[Gregor Podnar Gallery]]), Slavimir Stojanović ([[Futro]]), and Miranda Veljačić and Dinko Peračić (Platforma 981). The Ljubljana PechaKucha events followed with various Slovene and international designers and architects presenting thir work. Among them were also Davor Bruketa (Bruketa&Žinić), Jovan Jelovac (Belgrade Design Week), Iztok Kovač ([[EnKnapGroup (EKG)]]), Igor Medjugorac, Hrvoje Njirić (Njirić plus arhitekti), [[ProstoRož - FlowerSpace Association]] and [[Kombinat]], Almira Sadar ([[AlmiraSadar]]), Jurij Sadar ([[Sadar-Vuga Arhitekti]]), Silvio Betterelli in Martina Graselli (S.M.og – Milano), Nika Zupanc, Mina Žabnikar, Ineke Hans, Richard Hutten (Richard Hutten Studio), Mika Cimolini ([[Elastik Architecture]]), Ursula Lavrenčič (Megla), Daan Roosegaarde (Studio Roosegaarde), and Mirko van den Winkel (Moroso). | ||
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* [http://www.pecha-kucha.org/ljubljana PechaKucha website] | * [http://www.pecha-kucha.org/ljubljana PechaKucha website] | ||
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pecha_Kucha PechaKucha on Wikipedia] | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pecha_Kucha PechaKucha on Wikipedia] | ||
| − | + | * [http://www.mg-lj.si/node/160 ''Hosting Moderna galerija!'' project] | |
| + | * [http://www.mg-lj.si/node/189 ''Museum in the Street'' project] | ||
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[[Category:Visual arts venues]] | [[Category:Visual arts venues]] | ||
[[Category:Visual arts galleries]] | [[Category:Visual arts galleries]] | ||
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T5 Project Space in an old Tobacco Factory has hosted a colorful programme of design events. It has been a place for a second hand market of LUKSstudio design objects, a venue for Museum in the Street programme, and a substitute place for exhibition as a part of a Hosting Moderna galerija! programme during the renovation of the Museum of Modern Art in 2008.
PechaKucha Night
The PechaKucha Night programme features 10-15 short lectures per night during which projects and ideas are presented with each presenter being permitted 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds. The first PechaKucha Night Ljubljana was staged in April 2007 and featured Saša Begović, Uroš Belantič (Oktober Studio), Martin Bricelj (CodeSign/CodeEp), Aljoša Dekleva and Tina Gregorič (Dekleva-Gregorič Arhitekti), Maja Hawlina (Lowe Avanta), Miha Horvat and Metka Golec (Son:DA), Sanja Nešković Peršin, Sven Jonke (Foruse/Numen), Gregor Podnar (Gregor Podnar Gallery), Slavimir Stojanović (Futro), and Miranda Veljačić and Dinko Peračić (Platforma 981). The Ljubljana PechaKucha events followed with various Slovene and international designers and architects presenting thir work. Among them were also Davor Bruketa (Bruketa&Žinić), Jovan Jelovac (Belgrade Design Week), Iztok Kovač (EnKnapGroup (EKG)), Igor Medjugorac, Hrvoje Njirić (Njirić plus arhitekti), ProstoRož - FlowerSpace Association and Kombinat, Almira Sadar (AlmiraSadar), Jurij Sadar (Sadar-Vuga Arhitekti), Silvio Betterelli in Martina Graselli (S.M.og – Milano), Nika Zupanc, Mina Žabnikar, Ineke Hans, Richard Hutten (Richard Hutten Studio), Mika Cimolini (Elastik Architecture), Ursula Lavrenčič (Megla), Daan Roosegaarde (Studio Roosegaarde), and Mirko van den Winkel (Moroso).
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