VOICED : Slovenian artists paint politics in new shades

The transcript discusses Slovenian artists who gained global attention in the 1980s by reworking symbols associated with notorious dictators. Their provocative use of juxtaposition captivated media like MTV. The group Laibach, part of NSK, sparked controversy with their performances, including an invitation to North Korea. Their work is seen as both a critique of totalitarianism and an artistic exploration. After Slovenia's independence, they formed the NSK state, emphasizing aesthetics over politics, issuing over 15,000 passports.

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