Vodnikova domačija / Vodnik Homestead

Hanna’s atelje sonoričnih umetnosti je 18.aprila 2012 z Mestno občino Ljubljana sklenil pogodbo o programskem upravljanju prostorov Vodnikove domačije, spomeniškovarstveno zaščitene kulturne dediščine, ki je dolga leta trpela veliko pomanjkanje pozornosti.

Vodnikova domačija, ki jo je kupil pesnikov ded leta 1730, je slovela kot gostilna Pri kamniti mizi. Kmečki dvorec, v katerem je bil rojen prvi slovenski pesnik, se prerojeva s pomladjo leta 2012 v nov kulturni center. Začrtan program sonoričnega centra ponuja prireditve in delavnice uporabnikom vseh starosti, namenjene pa so tako ljubiteljskemu kot tudi bolj zahtevnemu občinstvu. Posebna pozornost pa je namenjena vključevanju otrok, mladostnikov, upokojencev in okoliških prebivalcev v ustvarjalne programe.

Domačija naj bi postala križišče ustvarjalne energije vrhunskih umetnikov, mladih ustvarjalcev in krajanov, s poudarkom na ideji srečevanja in plemenitenja v duhu Valentina Vodnika. Pesnikova stalna zbirka ostaja jedro in inspiracija za delo v centru, v katerem se bosta srečevala zgodovina in sedanjost, umetnost in znanost, podoba in zvok.

On April 18th 2012, Hanna’s Atelier for Sonorous Arts and the Municipality of Ljubljana signed a programme management agreement for the Vodnik Homestead, a protected cultural heritage site that has long been suffering from a lack of attention.

The Vodnik Homestead, birthplace of Slovenia’s first poet, was purchased by the artist’s grandfather in 1730 and was then known as the Stone Table tavern. In the spring of 2012, the rural manor will be restored as a cultural centre offering a variety of events and workshops to audiences of all ages. The programme of the sonorous centre will cater to curious visitors as well as expert audiences. One of its primary focuses will be creative workshops for children, teenagers, pensioners and the local population.

The homestead aims to become a meeting place for the creative talents of established international artists, young enthusiasts and the local community, in the spirit of Valentin Vodnik’s ideas of artistic companionship. The great poet’s permanent exhibition remains the core inspiration of the centre, where history and the present, art and science, images and sound will meet and share their experiences.