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SUMMER ART CAMP / Summer at the City Park
10.06.2017 10:00

10 June 2017 / starts 10 a. m.
10–11 June 2017
17–18 June 2017
ACE KIBLA Art & Multimedia Workshops
Maribor City Park

Alongside the "Readers' Beach" project and a number of fine art, design, architecture, woodworking and painting workshops held at the city park, you will now also have a chance to participate in art & multimedia workshops, organized by ACE KIBLA. ACE KIBLA operates in the field of culture with a focus on interdisciplinary, intermedia, multimedia, visual and AV arts, as well as non-formal education. Bring out your creative flair by joining one of the workshops, or simply enjoy one of the art shows!

KIBLA in collaboration with ART CAMP

Art Matures – Fine Arts
Sat–Sun, 10–11 June 2017
10 a. m.–1 p. m., 4 p. m.–8 p. m.

This Summer Art Camp get-together will be inspired by the present exhibition in KiBela Gallery. The creative workshop is an opportunity to learn about the art works painted by Duša Jesih, and try playing with geometrical shapes in the same way she does.

Science, Technology & Multimedia
Sat–Sun, 17–18 June 2017
10 a. m.–1 p. m., 4 p. m.–8 p. m.

Having fun in bringing together nature and science, meeting artists and learning about the ways they create art, and getting to know principles commonly used in the field of intermedia arts, such as DIY (do-it-yourself), DITO (do-it-together), and DIWO (do-it-with-others)! Join us!

FESTIVAL LENT / ART CAMP
23 June – 1 July 2017
10 a. m.–1 p. m., 4 p. m.–8 p. m.

This year's festival program introduces intermedia workshops bringing together art, science, and nature through non-formal DIY, DITO, and DIWO principles. We will be immersed in technology, as we design and create little robots and houses. We will explore the world of plants and grow some of our own. We will join the two together through simple intermedia principles by adding LEDs, switches, batteries, etc. Join us!

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All workshops are conducted as part of ACE KIBLA's non-formal educational program, supported by the Ministry of Culture; and as part of the project Risk Change, co-financed by the Creative Europe program of the European Union.

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