DIVA Station is a physical and web archive of video, film and new-media art. It is based on collecting video material within a wider national context, and includes artists who work in Slovenia and/or abroad. It includes three basic categories: art video, events and sources.
The selected films accompany the exhibition if these walls could talk at Škuc Gallery. Both the exhibition and the films are situated between the physical remnants that surround and impact us and the speculative stories we project onto their surfaces. Participating: Maja Bojanić (SI), Krasimira Butseva (BG/GB), Anna Engelhardt (RU/GB), Ana Likar (SI). Curated by: ETC. (SI) & Vasil Vladimirov (BG). Screening and talk at the inner courtyard of Škuc Gallery on Friday, 28 August 2026, at 8 pm. Before the screening begins, there will be a public guided tour of the exhibition with the artists and curators. More
Production: Uršula Berlot, 2025
Video, ki temelji na radioloških posnetkih možganov avtorice (MRI, traktografija, 2012) digitalno preoblikuje znanstvene podatke v dinamične abstraktne oblike in vzorce, ki odražajo nematerialna miselna in afektivna stanja. S prepletanjem vizual...
Subtitle: From the collection Archipelago Europe, Island of Prague
Production: Small but dangers, 2025
The video performance Holy Worry was filmed with a phone in portrait orientation. The central motif is a wig pinned to the performer’s belt. A close-up shot shows the central part of the performer’s body, whose rhythmic hip movements cause the...
Production: Obalne galerije Piran, UL PEF, 2020
The video animation was part of a spatial installation in the former Monfort salt warehouse in Koper. Zora Stančič, primarily a graphic artist, collaborated with a team of colleagues (Andrej Kamnik: animation, Mateja Starič: music and voice, Predrag Fi...
Production: SCCA-Ljubljana, Galerija Alkatraz, Festival Mesto žensk, 2021
The fifth in a series of performances - its title is also the title of the exhibition - is the only one where Dr Xenia performs live with audience participation. This performance is also defined by the space, the four corners of the Alakatraz Gallery form...
