Košice Artist in Residence
About the meeting The meeting will be held at Tabačka Kulturfabrik in Košice, Slovakia, on 10–13th May 2012. The theme of the meeting is Overcoming Borders to Independent Cultural Development. The meeting is supported by TEH:s three-year network project Engine Room Europe. About Tabačka Tabačka is an independent culture space that has been open since 2009, however the NGO […]
The exhibition PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THE CEILING re-frames the theme of past ideologies and their traumatic repression into the forms of architectonic signs that symptomatically appear in culture through the visual repetition in time. In a conceptual manner the artist Claire Waffel who often works with various time structures found as simultaneous or dislocated […]
Svetlana Fialová (SK) studied at the Faculty of Arts in Kosice and then continued her studies and graduated from The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Since 2011 she is a student of doctoral studies at The Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. Her work has been exhibited in several solo and group exhibitions in Slovakia, Czech […]
Katarína Hudačinová is Košice based artist studying at Faculty of Arts in Košice. She was at six week long residency stay in A.I.R. Guest House Maribor in Slovenia. In her works she uses mainly photography. On her residential visit to Maribor she created the series of photos – postcards with which she wanted to express her impression […]
Košice 2013 invites you to the exhibition Monika Drożyńska – Plan to be held on 2nd May 2012 at 18:00. Top of the exhibition is at the intersection of Orlia and Zvonárska Street (next to the horse) in Kosice. The exhibition was realized via residential program K.A.I.R. supported by the International Visegrad Fund. The works retain […]
Vadim Tzigansj is a young artist from Moldova, who works in several artistic direction with a special interest in movie art, comics and public art interventions.He defines his artistic ego as taking the form of a controller which dashes headlong into various communities, making a part but keeping a peripheral place in the frame of their […]