Phil Collins is a visual artist, filmmaker, and educator based in Berlin and Wuppertal. He is internationally recognised for a socially engaged practice that traverses the intersections of art, politics, and popular culture. Using moving image, photography, installation, performative situations, and live events, his work brings to the fore aspects …

The exhibition At the Edge of Reason is a visual and acoustic representation of a futuristic dystopian landscape, which the artist Marko Batista uses to encourage the viewer to reflect on the relationship with technology in today’s society.

According to Lev Manovich, today’s art is defined by a remix of culture and computer. This new cultural topic is made possible by the huge number of available remix processes, fast data flows, and the various software components involved in the creation of artworks and in artistic reflections on the …

The fifth edition of Performativa presents works by artists and collectives where the word not only carries meaning, but also operates: it has a performative function. The theme shared by all three performances is an exploration of the word and voice as carriers of meaning, the body as a space …

Beginning in April, the basement exhibition space at Cukrarna Gallery will become the setting for a project by the group Laibach.

Shona Illingworth is a Danish-Scottish artist living in London, UK. Informed by her long-term exploration of memory, cultural erasure, and future imaginaries, her work examines the devastating impact of accelerating military, industrial, and corporate transformations of airspace and outer space, environmental degradation, and their implications for human rights.

In the basement gallery space of Cukrarna, we continue to run a programme set on the presentation of video and film works, showcasing excerpts of artworks in different time sequences, with an emphasis on more recent productions. A selection of six video essays and films by Slovenian artist Nika Autor …

The third and final edition of this year’s Performativa presents the premieres of devised projects by two Slovenian artists of outstanding merit, Irena Z. Tomažin and Mateja Bučar. A particular emphasis is being placed on their most recent output.

Exhibition provides a deep dive into Adrian Paci's art practice, which has evolved over the past thirty years.

The second edition of PERFORMATIVE includes works by artists who focus on exploring the transformative potentials of space.

In the selected video works, Mikhail Karikis observes the relationship between humans and the environment though the consequences of deindustrialisation and its societal legacies.

The first edition of PERFORMATIVA presents works that are characterised by an incision into time; whether it is an incision into one’s own memory, history, geological time or the present.

At the core of Cally Spooners artistic practice is an interest in topics of the emergent and the unrepresentable, which she explores primarily through the dynamic temporality of her artworks.

Permanent Vacation, conceived and realized for his exhibition at the Cukrarna Gallery, raises a series of questions to present his findings – in this case, about the Adriatic Highway.

The exhibition Reading Reading is a comprehensive presentation of the artistic research project , which Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec undertook in 2017. The project engages with reading as a bodily activity, and as the relation between spoken word as an event in time, and written word as an object in …

The exhibition offers an insight into the long-lasting operation of the konS ≡ Platform for Contemporary Investigative Art, which brought together nine partners working in the field of intermedia art: Kersnikova Institute, Project Atol Institute, Aksioma Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory, Cona Institute for Contemporary Art …

Exploring animation in other dimensions, this staple of Animateka festival returns in its 5th edition with an exhibit of carefully selected virtual reality projects by acclaimed animators that boast unique aesthetics and narratives as well as the ability to affect perception. In addition to the latest works by authors exploring …

The exhibition by the artist Rosa Barba in the Cukrarna basement gallery marks the start of a series of projects exploring the dimensions and possible applications of sound, light, moving images, and music. 

The participating artists each address memory in their own way as a collective and individual experience, as something emotional and rational, as a fact and emotional impulse, as a note, record, selection, interpretation, as the keeping and writing of stories.