Emzin

Alternatives are the basis of every social change and represent the ability to imagine and act "differently". Alternative does not arise by force, it arises by itself when the situation of people in everyday life become unbearable and demands change. But alternative does not always need to be radical or completely opposite and incompatible with the existing concepts. In addition to radical alternatives there exist many different "otherness." We can talk about alternative modes of artistic creation, alternatives in the economy, alternatives in the society in general. In any case, alternative means doing something "differently" and represents a constant effort, a process in which one chooses repeatedly for a different, often more severe path.

Authors: 

Daisuke Akita, Karolina Babič, Izidor Barši, Urban Belina, Stefano Benni, Jan Boelen, Matjaž Brulc, Miljana Cunta, Jordan Cvetanović, Miha Erjavec, Boštjan Gorenc – Pižama, Peter Granser, Stanislav Habjan, Klasja Habjan, Martin Hablesreiter, Arja Hyytiäinen, Srečko Horvat, Alojz Ihan, Renata Karba, Milan Kleč, Ulrike Koeb, Suzana Koncut, Aljaž Košir – Fejzo, Ana Kovač, David Krančan, Izar Lunaček, Marcel Mariën, Dijana Matković, Zoran Milivojević, Maša Ogrin, Borut Osonkar, Janko Petrovec, Ajda Schmidt, Mateja Seliškar Kenda, Svetlana Slapšak, Evžen Sobek, Sarival Sosič, Jure Stojan, Sonja Stummerer, Maja Petrović - Šteger, Mimi Podkrižnik, Fernanda Prado Verčič, Svetislav Bata Prelić, Stanislav Stratiev, Namita Subiotto, Andraž Teršek, Michel Tournier, Miha Turšič, Kristof Vrancken, Dunja Zupančič, Danijel Žeželj, Dragan Živadinov, Tadej Žnidarčič.