Košice Artist in Residence
Jagoda Dobecka is a visual artist based in Wrocław, Poland. She is a graduate of the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław at the Painting Faculty, and a current PhD candidate at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. Her practice explores themes such as grief, nostalgia, and longing, looking for […]
Tomáš Moravanský is a post-contemporary artist and the head of the artistic unit INSTITUT INSTITUT. His work spans objects and spatial installations, photography, film, and sound, as well as music, choreography, interventions, performances, concepts, and text. He navigates between the roles of artist, director, curator, dramaturge, and even clown. Tomáš’s practice is post-conceptual, performative (shifting […]
Ágnes Grélinger is a Hungarian multidisciplinary artist, who graduated from The Danish National School of Performing Arts as a dancer and choreographer. She has created community, experimental, public performances and workshops in international and domestic collaborations, such as Collective Self Care, With open doors to spaces without walls and Officinale Tours with Andreas Haglund; Journeying […]
Katalin Kortmann-Járay and Karina Mendreczky have been collaborating closely since 2019, creating large-scale, walk-through installations—spatial collages—made up of diverse elements. In their work, they combine various techniques and materials such as textiles, photographs, and sculptures crafted from iron, concrete, and clay, to construct metaphorically fragile spaces. By drawing parallels between contemporary animistic perspectives, rooted in […]
Eva Bubla is a Hungarian artist, activist, researcher, and independent curator. Her work has been centered around current ecological and social concerns. At the boundaries of art and science, her projects aim to map, perceive, interpret, and as such (re)connect audiences to the local ecosystem. She is keen on working together with local communities and […]
Iryna Loskot (*2001) is a Ukrainian multidisciplinary artist. She graduated from the Kharkiv National University of Arts named after Kotlyarevsky with a degree in puppetry. Her practice explores the exploitation of the environment and resistance to this exploitation. In her works, Iryna creates a common space of memory for humans and non-humans. Her approach involves […]