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| − | + | [[Rdeči revirji! - Red Beats! Festival|Rdeči revirji!]] (or Red Beats!, as it is also called) is an annual arts festival, held in the Zasavje region since [[established::2003]]. It runs a rather distinctive programming policy, systematically merging very different approaches to arts and culture. It can thus set contemporary dance theatre side by side with a regional wind orchestra, follow a school theatre play with a new media art performance, and so on. Taking place in the towns of Hrastnik, Zasavje and Trbovlje, the festival seeks to bring contemporary arts to the (geographical) periphery and present them to as wide a public, including children and youth, as possible. | |
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| + | The programme includes theatre, dance, exhibitions, concerts, film screenings, etc. Most of the events take place on the streets, and are free of charge. | ||
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| − | + | The name of the festival comes an old name for the region, which used to be one of the strongholds of the worker's rights movement. ''Rdeči revirji'' was also the name for the famous artworks by [IRWIN] and [[Laibach]], who also come from that region). | |
| − | == | + | ==Partner organisations and co-producers== |
| − | The festival has thus far hosted works by [[Betontanc]], Milan Tomášik and Alexander Gottfarb (Slovenia, Austria), [[Rozinteater]], [[Janez Janša]], and Ryuzo Fukuhara from the performing arts field | + | |
| + | Organised by [[Vitkar Institute]] and programmed by the dancer and choreographer [[Branko Potočan]], the festival is co-produced by [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre]], [[Delavski dom Zagorje Cultural Centre]], the Cultural and Recreational Center Hrastnik, the local Youth Centres and PUNKTcc, a local co-working initiative. | ||
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| + | Also frequently involved are producers like [[Strip Core]], [[Aksioma Institute]], [Emanat Institute], [[Flota Institute]], [[Priden Možic Cultural Association]], [[Via Negativa]] and [[Bunker Institute]]. | ||
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| + | ==Programme== | ||
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| + | The festival encompasses an international cast of art practitioners of dancing (both professional as well as amateur), theatre and street theatre shows, contemporary circus, puppet shows and concerts (of music as diverse as noise and wind orchestra marches). There are also visual arts exhibitions, art video and film screenings, workshops of all kinds and regularly also old mining shaft expeditions. | ||
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| + | Of the recent collaborations, one can mention the one with the [[Lighting Guerrilla Festival]], which placed its pre-programme in Hrastnik as a part of Rdeči revirji!, and has brought artists like [[Tilen Sepič]], Aleksandra Stratimirović (RS) and [[Marko A. Kovačič]]. | ||
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| + | ===Participating artists=== | ||
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| + | The festival has thus far hosted works by [[Betontanc]], Milan Tomášik and Alexander Gottfarb (Slovenia, Austria), [[Rozinteater]], [[Janez Janša]], [[Maja Delak]] and Ryuzo Fukuhara from the performing arts field; [[Konj Puppet Theatre]] and Ratatuya (Croatia) from the area of puppetry; the music acts Katsunori Takayama, [[Silence]], [[Kombinat Choir]], Fckn'Bstrds (NL) and [[Slon in sadež]]; [[Matej Andraž Vogrinčič]] and his spatial installations; visual artists Kiyotaka Yoshimitsu and [[Neven Korda]]; and many others. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Vitkar Institute]] | *[[Vitkar Institute]] | ||
| + | *[[Lighting Guerrilla Festival]] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [http://rdecirevirji.si/ Rdeči revirji Festival website] | * [http://rdecirevirji.si/ Rdeči revirji Festival website] | ||
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[[Category:Festivals]] | [[Category:Festivals]] | ||
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The name of the festival comes an old name for the region, which used to be one of the strongholds of the worker's rights movement. Rdeči revirji was also the name for the famous artworks by [IRWIN] and Laibach, who also come from that region).
Organised by Vitkar Institute and programmed by the dancer and choreographer Branko Potočan, the festival is co-produced by Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre, Delavski dom Zagorje Cultural Centre, the Cultural and Recreational Center Hrastnik, the local Youth Centres and PUNKTcc, a local co-working initiative.
Also frequently involved are producers like Strip Core, Aksioma Institute, [Emanat Institute], Flota Institute, Priden Možic Cultural Association, Via Negativa and Bunker Institute.
The festival encompasses an international cast of art practitioners of dancing (both professional as well as amateur), theatre and street theatre shows, contemporary circus, puppet shows and concerts (of music as diverse as noise and wind orchestra marches). There are also visual arts exhibitions, art video and film screenings, workshops of all kinds and regularly also old mining shaft expeditions.
Of the recent collaborations, one can mention the one with the Lighting Guerrilla Festival, which placed its pre-programme in Hrastnik as a part of Rdeči revirji!, and has brought artists like Tilen Sepič, Aleksandra Stratimirović (RS) and Marko A. Kovačič.
The festival has thus far hosted works by Betontanc, Milan Tomášik and Alexander Gottfarb (Slovenia, Austria), Rozinteater, Janez Janša, Maja Delak and Ryuzo Fukuhara from the performing arts field; Konj Puppet Theatre and Ratatuya (Croatia) from the area of puppetry; the music acts Katsunori Takayama, Silence, Kombinat Choir, Fckn'Bstrds (NL) and Slon in sadež; Matej Andraž Vogrinčič and his spatial installations; visual artists Kiyotaka Yoshimitsu and Neven Korda; and many others.
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