Sofa

March 4, 2016 Žiga Predan

Premiered at Tanzquartier in Vienna and staged in Prague, London and New York, Sofa is a site-specific and context-specific durational performance on the social role of laughter. It features Leja Jurišić and Teja Reba as the Almighty Laughing Weapon.

Matej Kejžar

March 3, 2016 Rok Pregelj

Educated at Trisha Brown’s, SNDO and X-GROUP P.A.R.T.S., Matej Kejžar (Ljubljana, SI/ Brussels, BE) has been working with Rosas (The Song; Cesena) and creating his own performances throughout the world, including the internationally acclaimed Verbalisation Trilogy and numerous choreographies developed for, and in collaboration with, the leading world dance talents from Sao Paulo to Singapore. Kejžar’s latest performance, Rave, was commissioned by, and premiered at, the 2015 Festival d’Avignon.

MALA KLINE

March 2, 2016 Žiga Predan

A choreographer, performer and author, Mala Kline (Ljubljana, SI/ Brussels, BE) constantly challenges the boundaries of performing arts both in practice and theory. She's been using dreaming as a creative method. Her works have been staged at Barcelona's Mercat de les Flors, Novi Sad's Infant Festival, Prague's 4+4 Days Festival, etc.

Vik Burian & Jose Scaglione, Typetogether

March 1, 2016 Barbara Predan

The Pekinpah Association hosted renowned type design studio in Ljubljana on the 26th June 2014. The aim was to introduce high-end experts to local type scene, establish fruitful connections and offer aspiring young Slovenian type designers possibility of quality feedback on their portfolios.

Leja Jurišić

March 1, 2016 Žiga Predan

The last Champion of Yugoslavia in artistic gymnastics, Leja Jurišić (Ljubljana, SI) collaborated with Tim Etchells and Meg Stuart and created a series of critically acclaimed pieces. Her works have been shown at Tanzquartier Wien, Hellerau Dresden, Tanzhaus NRW Düsseldorf, BiennaleOnline Art+ New York, Les Subsistances Lyon, and ]performance space[ London.

SILENCE: THE PASSION OF THE COLD

January 27, 2016 Barbara Predan

On Sep 1st 2008, the Pekinpah Association released The Passion of the Cold, a double album with music from (or inspired by) Tomaž Pandur’s plays Barroco and Kaligula.