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A live multimedia performance, involving audiovisual projection, dance, music composition and poetry. First cut will be presented in Piazza Manzoni, Lugano, on August 22, 2015.

Cyber Metal / Djent band Nakaruga exclusively releases limited edition of new album «Terramorpher» on May 4th. Pre-order a digipack with exclusive gift getting early release benefit.

TI/Street/Art 2015 is a festival of urban culture created by the Urbanova association and focused on the multiple forms of art and sports which originate and develop in urban environments.

City Circus is about Rock! We are going to record our first album in Lugano for a release beginning of 2015. In order to achieve this project we need your support. Bring on the music!

We are a rock band that has been on the road for 10 years in small smelly cars. Now we are getting bigger and we need a van to take our music all over Europe. Please Support US!!!

I would like to continue my photographic project about Chernobyl, started in 2011, and publish it as a book.

Above the roofs of Lugano in an old house, we opened an artist residency with very little money. Now we are collecting to pay tribute to the work of our first guests in an exhibition with a catalog.

CIAO! Se ti piace la musica, la mobilità lenta e fare party
La BOOMBOOMBIKE fa il caso tuo!
siamo una piccola associazione di Carona-TI (quelli della colazione in piazza, dei party alla cava ecc...).

We are back! Third year of life and third production. Morgen is a theatre piece for Young Audiences that stages 11 characters who are looking for an utopic future in a post-apocalyptical setting.

We’re Eternal Delyria from Ticino and we need your help to create our new CD. Find out how…

I diritti umani fondamentali sono garantiti oggi a tutti gli Svizzeri. Il 25 novembre tutto potrebbe cambiare se dovesse passare l’iniziativa per l’autodeterminazione. Per questo dobbiamo difenderci!

Appunti visivi raccolti in un libro fotografico contenente ottanta immagini da negativo colore realizzate da Giuseppe Chietera e Fabio Tasca con fotocamere compatte nell'arco di quindici anni.