The Spanish "street art" artist BTOY has been considered a pioneer of street art for more than fifteen years. Since his art is known for always inspiring, we believe you will also like this project that has taken his art to the walls of the whole world.
In cooperation with the top Japanese chef Sato Shin and the Dishi restaurant, which delights every day with a varied and diverse range of lunches and afternoon refreshments, the Silk Road organizes a series of Japanese culinary creations.
Eugenia Loli is an artist whose "specialty" is modern vintage collages. Nostalgic ones that immediately remind us of the sixties with housewives and small-town scenes and those that are full of sarcasm or a slightly different message.
Divorce! The Game is a lighthearted and wicked card game where two players, in the spirit of divorce mediation, divide their possessions - at any cost. You will have to play a dirty game.
On the thirtieth of October, the ballet novelty Tristan and Isolde will be premiered on the stage of the Ljubljana Opera House, with original music by the contemporary Slovenian composer Saša Kalan with musical excerpts from Wagner's opera Tristan and Isolde and choreography by a young choreographer with Romanian roots, Dan Datcu.
Emojis are one of the languages of the Internet, which are more than a substitute or abbreviation of words, an expression of mood, emotions, situation, etc. Their symbolism is so simple, so "plebeian" that it leaves very little room for interpretation. But many emojis are no longer understood in their original meaning, so it's time to update your emoji dictionary in the manner of a computer and conquer new message values.
We simply can't imagine Halloween without a film marathon of scary, horror and cult films on the theme of witches and similar creatures.
Laurent Chehere is no ordinary photographer, nor was he satisfied with photographing houses in their natural environment. He photographed houses that flew! It sounds like a scene from the movie Up, only without the balloons and with some seriously amazing photo manipulation for this impressive Flying Houses score.
The extraordinary voice of the Spanish star of flamenco and Latin music, Buika, stuns us because of its roughness and at the same time gentleness, with which we feel as if we are listening to "rough velvet". We will be able to listen to her multi-awarded rich and dark vocals, which some even compare to Nina Simone, on October 27 at Cankarjev dom.
Even the constant partying is over. We shouldn't take this to heart, we've outgrown countless nights in clubs, our stomachs no longer have nerves of steel for various alcoholic mixtures, and every remix of popular music doesn't smell good to us either. By extinguishing the indulgent night life, we are not losing our inner life, we are just entering an era that will offer us excitement of a different kind. And what are the signs that the "party animal" in us is slowly dying out?
We are not talking about identical twins, nor twins. These are anthropomorphic, i.e. human-like forms of objects and animal versions of people. If it is a little less surprising that we find a double in a cartoon hero - most of them, after all, were created according to a pattern from the author's head, woven by socialization - but naked and also bizarre coincidences locate the "finding place" where we would never look .
Charles and Julien, winners of several production competitions in their native France, conquer the world with pleasant melodies based on strong bass, samples, retro funk influences and broken rhythms. They will perform their first Slovenian performance in Cirkus on the club's 3rd birthday.