Frakcija - Performing Arts Magazine
Frakcija - Performing Arts Magazine
Frakcija, a Performing Arts Magazine, was established ten years ago by a group of dramaturgs, theatre theoreticians, critics and artists based in Zagreb. From its first issue Frakcija has been providing a theoretical and critical support for projects that were of marginal interest to the (not only Croatian) mainstream media, theatre criticism and official drama and theatre studies. Until 2000 Frakcija has published one international issue every year, in collaboration with various production units, performing arts centres and festivals.
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The Web Museum is designed as an online platform for inventory, systematisation, digitisation and conservation of audio-visual cultural heritage, providing online access to study materials. It contains artistic practices recorded on video carriers (performances, dance, multimedia works) and documents from exhibitions, lectures, seminars, festivals and conferences. To date, the Web Museum contains an inventory of one thousand items of Museum of Modern Art Ljubljana, City of Women and Kapelica Gallery. As a service activity, it is open for data processing of materials from other organizations.
- Institution: Museum of Modern Art plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova
- Website: mrezni-muzej.mg-lj.si
- Language: English
- Media type: Website
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The ZaUm archive arises from the need to gather in one place, and to offer for use online, as many materials as possible for contemporary Macedonian fine art. It is intended for students, researchers, artists, historians, journalists and all those who are interested in fine arts. The archive is exclusively educational and non-commercial. The archive is organized into posts. Each post is dedicated to a specific event (exhibition, manifestation, book publication, daily newspaper review, etc.) and consists of short information and additional material such as documentation (catalogue, poster, leaflet, photos, video, etc.). The content search is enabled through several filters or categories (type of event, type of institution, name of author, discipline, type of documentation, period, place of occurrence).
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ERA – LGBTI Equal Rights Association for Western Balkans and Turkey
ERA – LGBTI Equal Rights Association for Western Balkans and Turkey
ERA – LGBTI Equal Rights Association for Western Balkans and Turkey is a Regional Association of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and queer organizations from Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia and Turkey. Twenty-five LGBTI organizations from the region founded the Association on 15 September 2015 and granted to ERA the mandate to function as an umbrella organization at the regional and international levels. The seat of the Association is in Belgrade, Serbia. The website is a reach online source for different materials related to LGBTI in the Region.
- Institution: LGBTI Equal Rights Association for Western Balkans and Turkey
- Website: lgbti-era.org
- Language: English
- Media type: Website
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The Coalition for Sexual and Health Rights of Marginalized Communities – MARGINS Skopje promotes protection and respect of the fundamental human rights of marginalized communities, with focus on LGBTI persons, drug users, people living with HIV, sex workers and marginalized women. The Coalition focuses on advocacy, research and analysis, inclusion of the marginalized communities in the creation and implementation of the policies, education of all the relevant actors, promotion of the cultural practices of the marginalized communities, as well as networking and building alliances with the civil society. Researches conducted by the organization of sexual minorities, gender, politics, justice, media and education are available on the link.
- Institution: Coalition MARGINS
- Website: coalition.org.mk
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Website with video art works, archives and different materials related to the work of Marina Gržinić and Aina Šmid, whohave been working with video since 1982. They participated in more than 40 video art projects, shot a 16mm short film and created numerous video and media installations; they independently directed several video documentaries and television productions. In 1997, they created an interactive CD-ROM for the ZKM in Karlsruhe. Gržinić and Šmid presented and exhibited their video works and video installations at more than 100 video festivals around the world and received several important awards for their video production. Porno codes, thriller situations and overtly formulated political catastrophes (as in the video Bilocation, from 1990, in which they announced the splitting of ex-Yugoslavia and the war in the Balkans) are the basic elements of their work. In the 1980s they tried to question the Socialist ideology. In the 1990s they focused their work on subverting the Western system of aesthetics/ethics/visuality. Art and pornography were silently forbidden, and body art never came to life in Slovenia. Today they are obsessed with turbo capitalist system, processuality and politics of performativity.
- Institution: Marina Gržinić & Aina Šmid
- Website: grzinic-smid.si
- Language: English
- Media type: Website, Video
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