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Field exercises: A cycle that occupies another non-gallery space with each performance
Slovenia⚽ Sports7 hr. ago

Field exercises: A cycle that occupies another non-gallery space with each performance

The article announces a new cycle of 'Terenske vaje' (Field Exercises), organized by the gallery DobraVaga, which takes place in a bunker located in Argentina Park. The cycle features an exhibition titled 'Napovedi koncev' (Forewarnings of the End), where artists explore strategies for survival and ways to escape reality. The event runs from September 1 to September 10, 2026, with various activities including art installations, workshops, lectures, and film projections. Participating artists include Samra Buljić, Aljaž Lavrič, Sangara Perhaj, Lana Požlep, and Liza Sočan, while curators are Olja Simčič Jerele and Lucija Klauž. The exhibition is described as dystopian yet hopeful, emphasizing its underground setting as both close to and separate from everyday life.

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Field exercises: A cycle that occupies another non-gallery space with each performance

The article announces a new cycle of 'Terenske vaje' (Field Exercises), organized by the gallery DobraVaga, which takes place in a bunker located in Argentina Park. The cycle features an exhibition titled 'Napovedi koncev' (Forewarnings of the End), where artists explore strategies for survival and ways to escape reality. The event runs from September 1 to September 10, 2026, with various activities including art installations, workshops, lectures, and film projections. Participating artists include Samra Buljić, Aljaž Lavrič, Sangara Perhaj, Lana Požlep, and Liza Sočan, while curators are Olja Simčič Jerele and Lucija Klauž. The exhibition is described as dystopian yet hopeful, emphasizing its underground setting as both close to and separate from everyday life.

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