shakatak the happening txo!?
I txisti+funtsak New expectations abounded on the clubcircuit scene in Iruñea a few months back.
What awaited us at night became just that little bit more promising. The reason: Funtsak (creation unlimited area) was up and running.
It’s not that they’d been resting on their laurels or anything like that, it was only that this time they decided to set up some type of infrastructure which dj’s, multimedia artists, designers, decorators, videomakers, dancers, thespians and all different types of artists could flock to and show off their wares. Although it’s true that there is a definite bunch of heads behind this project, anybody can be a Funtser. All you have to do is go along to the lads and lasses and add your enthusiasm, effort and knowledge and you too can become a Funtser! There’s room for all arts and crafts here.
Their first spectacular chill-out sessions in Café Niza made a bit of sense to dreary Sunday afternoons in Iruñea. This time round they’ve organised the whole shebang in its entirety in Artsaia. They use the two different parts of the concert hall to create two different ambiences, two different spaces and two different areas altogether: Fun-area and Tsak-area, an almighty rip in one and tranquillity in the other.
In the Fun-area: there’ll be live dj’s, a barrage of projected images, the hippest set décor, up and at you action painting and, last but not least, Fun-tsak’s logo and accompanying image will be popping up here and there throughout the night.
Artsaia has never seen the likes of it before.
In the Tsak-area: you’ll find more laidback dj’s. Some of the folks from Ai Laket! will be on hand to check the quality of your drugs. The buckos from Nicolette, which recently celebrated its second birthday, will be taking care of the decoration and the buzz in general. El Mariguano and The Balde will also be available at the door for the more avid readers amongst you.
Fun-stak will not be found lying around, scratching its arse. You have been warned!
What awaited us at night became just that little bit more promising. The reason: Funtsak (creation unlimited area) was up and running.
It’s not that they’d been resting on their laurels or anything like that, it was only that this time they decided to set up some type of infrastructure which dj’s, multimedia artists, designers, decorators, videomakers, dancers, thespians and all different types of artists could flock to and show off their wares. Although it’s true that there is a definite bunch of heads behind this project, anybody can be a Funtser. All you have to do is go along to the lads and lasses and add your enthusiasm, effort and knowledge and you too can become a Funtser! There’s room for all arts and crafts here.
Their first spectacular chill-out sessions in Café Niza made a bit of sense to dreary Sunday afternoons in Iruñea. This time round they’ve organised the whole shebang in its entirety in Artsaia. They use the two different parts of the concert hall to create two different ambiences, two different spaces and two different areas altogether: Fun-area and Tsak-area, an almighty rip in one and tranquillity in the other.
In the Fun-area: there’ll be live dj’s, a barrage of projected images, the hippest set décor, up and at you action painting and, last but not least, Fun-tsak’s logo and accompanying image will be popping up here and there throughout the night.
Artsaia has never seen the likes of it before.
In the Tsak-area: you’ll find more laidback dj’s. Some of the folks from Ai Laket! will be on hand to check the quality of your drugs. The buckos from Nicolette, which recently celebrated its second birthday, will be taking care of the decoration and the buzz in general. El Mariguano and The Balde will also be available at the door for the more avid readers amongst you.
Fun-stak will not be found lying around, scratching its arse. You have been warned!
