Bratislava

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Bratislava is a city in Slovakia. Social links to Brno, Prague, Vienna.

Event listings: Citylife.

Spaces: A4 - Zero Space culture centre (*2003), Art Books Coffee / ABC bookstore & gallery (*2017), Batelier music and art venue (*2010), Batyskaf (*2015), Beastro bar (*2015), Björnsonova gallery, Café Kút (*1998) [1], EduCafe (*2016), Flatgallery (*2012), Fuga music bar (*2012), HIT Gallery (*2003), Gallery 19 (*2009), Gallery Medium (*1991), Kalab, Krokus Gallery, Lom sound laboratory (*2018), MediaLab* (*2005), Nová Cvernovka (*2017), Photoport (*2006), Progressbar hackerspace (*2010), Satelit gallery, Slovak Museum of Design (*2013), SubClub (*2005), Tranzit gallery.
Past spaces: 13m3 (*2006), Bastart Gallery (2006-09), Cvernovka (2008-2016), New Model Club (1991-93), SPACE Gallery (*1999), Tranzit studios.
more: BA!! independent spaces 1989-2019.

Initiatives (with no permanent event venue): Apart (*2012), Atrakt Art (*2000), Čerstvé Ovocie, Eject (*2006), Experimental Studio of Slovak Radio (*1965), Itchy bit (*2005), KARTEL (*2003), K2IC (*2000), Kufrik Brothers (*2002), NADA (*2003), Open Design Studio (*2007), Over4Tea, RGB (*2002), Satori (*1999), Shibuya Motors (*2011), Transmusic comp. (*1989), Urbsounds (*2001), Lengow & HEyeRMEarS (*1997), Mladý pes (*2010), Vapori del Cuore (*1993), Voice Over Noise, Wegart (*1995), SNEH (*1990).
Past initiatives: 13m3 (*2005), Balvan (1987-92), BURUNDI lab (2003-05), Buryzone (2001-03), CECM, Citylab (*2004), Col-me (*2007).

Festivals: BRAK book festival (*2013), Multiplace network culture festival (*2002), Next music festival (*2000), SELF graphic design festival (*2012), Sensorium festival (*2016).
Past festivals: Alive live visuals festival (2011), Next Life Visual (2007), Wilsonic music festival (*2000), Demobit (1995-2001), Sound Off (1995-2002), FEM, Bee 96 Camp, Bee 95 Camp, FIT - Festival of intermedia creativity (1991-2), San Francisco Performance Art Festival (1991), Evenings of New Music (1990-2009).
Events: VideoArt IFF Bratislava (*2007), Art's Birthday Party (since 2006).
Past events: Bratislava BAK Summer School (2018) [2], Paradise Hunters exhibition (2012), New Media Art & Digital Art Meeting Point (2011), Remake Me High! (2010), Hranice geometrie exhibition (2010), Digital Media exhibition (2009), New Media Explorer (*2008), Dig it all exhibition (2008), Summer Open Academy (2006, 2007), Information Technologies in Music workshop (2005), Digitopia music sessions (*2002), New Media Nation (2002-3), Videoart + symposium (2000), Musix – Tronic symposium (1999), Computer Graphics and Electronic Mail Art (1994-98), Musicsolarium (1993-4), Computer Graphics in Fine Arts exhibition (1993), Why Cage? (1992), On - Off exhibition (1992), IFEM (1992/94), Imago exhibition (1991).

Media: 3/4 magazine (*1999), Exitab music label (*2009), EXtempore radio show (*2004), Gergaz netlabel (*2008), Kapitál monthly (*2017), Konjunkcie radio program (*2012), LOM label, Profil magazine (*1991), radioART portal (*2001), Slovník výtvarného umenia radio program (2011), Tlis radio (*1981), Vlna magazine (*1999).

Academy programs: Intermedia and Multimedia Department AFAD, Painting and Other Media Department AFAD, Photography and New Media Department AFAD.
Past programs: School of Arts and Crafts (1928-39).

Art workers (as of 2006): Alex Gutrai, Ana Filip (1979), András Cséfalvay, Andrej Chudý, Andrej Gogora, Andrej Kabal, Anetta Mona Chisa (1975), Anton Čierny, Barbara Huber (1976), Barbora Šedivá (1981), Boris Vitázek, Branislav Matis (1977), Boris Ondreička (1969), Daniel Matej (1963), Daniel Tóth (1982), Dušan Barok (1979), Ivana Moncoľová (1980), Ivor Diosi, Ján Šicko (1977), Jakub Gavalier (1992), Jonáš Gruska, Jonatán Pastirčák, Jozef and Martin Žovinec, Juraj Bednár, Juraj Čarný (1974), Juraj Ďuriš (1954), Juraj Hubinák (1983), Juraj Sukop (1981), Jürgen Rendl (1981), Katarína Gatialová, Katarína Lukić Balážiková, Katarína Rusnáková, Kristian Lukić, Kristína Országhová, Ľubica Lacinová (1959), Ľubomír Burgr (1964), Ľubomír Nosko (1977), Ľubomír Panák, Lucia Tkáčová (1977), Magdaléna Kobzová (1981), Marcela Lukáčová (1980), Marek Kianička (1977), Marek Kvetán (1976), Marek Piaček (1972), Mária Rišková (1974), Mária Čorejová (1975), Marko Horban (1975), Martin Burlas, Martin Mistrík, Martin Piaček, Martin Šperka (1945), Martina Ivičič (1981), Martinka Bobrikova, Matej Nemček, Matej Vakula, Matúš Kobolka, Michaela Kučová, Michal Čudrnák (1981), Michal Lichý (1973), Michal Marenčík, Michal Murin (1963), Michal Šuranský, Mira Keratová (1977), Miroslav Tóth, Oliver Rehák (1973), Peter Agat Huba (1974), Peter Drmlík (1978), Peter Gonda (1983), Peter Machajdík (1961), Peter Rónai (1953), Roman Berco Balog (1974), Saša Gojdičová (1980), Slávo Krekovič (1977), Tobiáš Potočný (1979), Vladimíra Pčolová (1975), Zden (1975), Zuzana Devaliere, Zuzana Duchová (1980), Zuzana Husárová.
RIP: VooDooMan.

Alternative guide book: BA! Od ufa k ufu / From UFO to UFO, 2007.
Personal summaries of 2006: Bratislava in 2006.


Cities
alternative base

Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb

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