The festival will be attended by young artists from the Balkan Peninsula, as this will encourage the creativity of young, contemporary urban cultures and introduce variety into festivals across the entire Balkan region.
The central aim of the festival is to create conditions to enabling young artists to work, create and promote their work, while also encouraging free artistic expressions, a constant flow of fresh ideas and the promotion of intellectual and cultural identities of the Balkans.
[Terminal00] includes exhibitions of photography and fine arts, jazz and ethno improvisations on a Balkan theme, video, film, animations and club culture, street theatre and fashion shows. Besides these colourful events, the festival also offers educational events in the form of creative workshops, lectures, discussion and conferences on the subject of Balkan art and culture.

The application deadline for all categories is January 23rd, 2005

international balkanart festival
[Terminal00] will be held in ljubljana, slovenia from the 28. of september till the 1. of october.

the central goal of the festival is encouraging youth to creativity, researching contemporary urban culture, and finding diversity in the
activities of the entire balkan region.

we were extremely surprised and pleased with the number of the received art works - 921 art works and more than 600 artist were competing in an
international competition. selected by an expert jury of acknowledged artists, young performers from the balkans will present themselves to the public in the centre of ljubljana.

the festival program is comprised of free events extending over four days:
exhibitions of photographs and images, jazz and ethno improvisations with balkan expression, video projections, films and animations, as well as club culture. we conclude the event with a round table on the topic 'the aesthetics
of the balkans'.

for more information about the festival and programme visit www.terminal00.org

Traditional three-measure dances from Armenia, the Balkans and the Rom (Gypsy) community are among the most ancient dances. Their patterns and symbols connect us with the living energy of the Goddess and the Tree of Life.

Booking through:
Helle Griffin: (+1) 519 888-0164