PETEK 31 JANUARY: Klub ZVEZDA
SATURDAY 1 FEBRUARY: ZMŠ KRŠKO
Exhibition: BELONG (KK)
This exhibition holds the scattered youth of Slovenian suburbs. Urban marginalization creates cracks of dilated space and time, and from this it starts the research of the artist. A series of reportage portraits on 35mm sparks the conversation betwee
n the harshness of the outsiders and the tenderness of sun rays in Slovenian fields.
Special thanks to: Kristjan Černec, Nino Kovač and the whole crew from “Ulice in bloki – Big Kick”, Marzia Serravalle, Tom Gomizelj
Curated by Dovilė Sadauskaitė, Maya Salvini, Darius Matonis, Ekaterina Zhuzhleva
CONCERT: PSEĆA PLAŽA
Pseća plaža is a Zagreb audiovisual group, founded in the spring of 2016 with the aim of creating drinkable psychedelic melodies with tropical rhythms, nostalgic overtones of the sixties and dreamy lyrics. Since then, the band has gone through several phases and lineups, which today consist of Erol Beširević, Matea Bobanović, Filip Mlinarić and Borjan Cvrtila with dear guests.
The group has two albums behind them – the debut ‘Honolulu’ (2017) released under the name Dog’s Beach in ‘Povratak u lagunu no. 07’ (2019), the EP ‘Nijanse’ (2020) and several singles, which were created in collaboration with groups such as Nemanja and Porto Morto.
After a long absence from the scene, the band returns in a new guise and announces a new album with the title ‘It’s hard to have a head’.
Pseća plaža is a Zagreb audiovisual group, founded in the spring of 2016 with the aim of creating drinkable psychedelic melodies with tropical rhythms, nostalgic overtones of the sixties and dreamy lyrics. Since then, the band has gone through several phases and lineups, which today consist of Erol Beširević, Matea Bobanović, Filip Mlinarić and Borjan Cvrtila with dear guests.
The group has two albums behind them – the debut ‘Honolulu’ (2017) released under the name Dog’s Beach in ‘Povratak u lagunu no. 07’ (2019), the EP ‘Nijanse’ (2020) and several singles, which were created in collaboration with groups such as Nemanja and Porto Morto.
After a long absence from the scene, the band returns in a new guise and announces a new album with the title ‘It’s hard to have a head’.
