The reflexions and anaylses are focused on the themes that would contribute considerably to the understanding of contemporary art practice and its context.
Video Turn (2011–2013)
Experimental Research & Exhibition Project
Focus: the experimental and structural practice
of video nad new media art
Video Turn analyses main formal and conceptual characteristics of video language through various working methods (analysis, curating, critical writing, interviews, collecting audiovisual works and documents, workshops, lectures, panel discussions). We are developing the project together with the organisations from the Region and the artists, that we have chosen on the basis of their longstanding work and activities in the field of experimental new media practices.
More: Video Turn, research
A Mid-Stop & The Closing Stop (2011–2013)
Focus: an overview of visual art scene of ACC Metelkova City
Exhibition & research project.
MORE: A Mid-Stop, The Closing Stop
Artservis’ Collection (since 2008)
Focus: a thematic project on production conditions in culture
The Collection includes artworks that refer in a critical, analytical, witty, personal or any other manner to the conditions of creation, presentation, marketing and survival with culture and within culture – to those aspects of artistic creation that usually remain concealed.
Encounters with Contemporary Visual Art (since 2007)
Focus: series of three lectures in frame of Encounters with contemporary visual art are the outcome of collaboration between SCCA-Ljubljana and Kulturni dom Nova Gorica
Archiving Practices (since 2005)
Focus: seminars on the topic of “practices of archiving video and media art”
A series of projects with the Archiving Practices are discussing the issue of the production and dissemination of video (& new media) archives on a practical and theoretical level.
What Is to Be Done with “Balkan Art”? (2002–2005)
Focus: the international reasearch project – workshop, lectures, panel, exhibition on the theme of the status
of digital audiovisual archives and their accessibility.
Manifesta in Our Backyard (1999–2002)
Focus: In the Manifesta in Our Backyard research project, Manifesta 3 (a European biennial of contemporary art) that was hosted in Ljubljana in 2000, has served as an example of a large, representative contemporary art event and thus as an example of the manifestation of the cultural industry.