Dec

06

A4 Zine: Launch / Fashion event

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Tonight, we are launching the second edition of A4 Zine 2024, celebrating the talents of Bratislava’s emerging fashion designers. Here, subversion meets sustainability, and collaboration pulses as the heartbeat of creativity.

Programme 

19:00 Opening & presentation of the A4 Zine
19:00 Exhibition of the collaborative collection from the knitwear workshop by Ivana Janigová and Tina Zsapka
19:00 Pop-ups:

  • Designs by Pureheart (Branislav Dekrét), Najada, Maria Stranekova
  • Jewellery by Nadzemou 
  • Teeth gems by Blingblingnetta

20:30 Kunterakt performance
21:00 SELENoLAr concert

Pop-ups

Explore unique mini-exhibits throughout the evening. Each pop-up features a designer or maker, offering an up-close look at their work, including apparel, jewelry, and artistic accessories.

Kunterakt

The collective Kunterakt works as a collaborative medium in several areas of fashion. Their focus is on sustainability, and they work mostly with post-consumer textile waste. At the Zine opening, Kunterakt presents a spatial site-specific installation that explores the redefinition of textile material waste. It questions the unchanging (non)functioning of the fashion cycle, explores its boundaries, and the visitor is invited to disrupt its structure. The materials and the joints are deliberately processed so that the object destroys itself to some extent.

SELENoLAr

SELENoLAr is an electronic music duo based in Prague, consisting of bedroom producer, promoter, and DJ, Weimar, and vocalist Wiki. While their music is largely shaped by intentional accidents, SELENoLAr likes to think they are diverging from established forms of club music.

Their debut album, Dissymetria, is living proof of their experimental nature. Beginning with soft sounds, the album transitions into club music, showcasing their refusal to compromise when it comes to…anything.

 

This event is curated by the international volunteers of A4: Paula Díaz, Amélie Pret & Eduarda Palmeira

Part of the European Solidarity Corps project, funded by the European Union.

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