Košice Artist in Residence
Dear applicants, thank you once more for expressing your interest in our residence program. [highlight color=”yellow”]The application process is now closed[/highlight] and we cannot accept any more applications or separate files. For Visegrad applicants (visual and sound artists from the Czech republic, Hungary and Poland) We will review your applications in the next days and the successful applicants […]
We are happy to present the final artwork of our resident from Germany Susken Rosenthal. She was in Košice from the 15th of June 2012. Please read the text by Susken Rosenthal, German artist and curator whose stay was made possible thanks to a generous support of Goethe Institut Bratislava. You can see the photos from […]
From the beginning of August we are hosting two new artists: Julia Mensch from Argentina and Mathijs Lieshout from the Netherlands. Both of them were selected out of 350 applications from the last year open call. They will stay until the end of October. Julia Mensch will continue in a project she has already started during […]
K.A.I.R. team members and the current residents (Vadim Tziganasj and Susken Rosenthal) took part in a press meeting in Tabačka Kulturfabrik where one of the K.A.I.R. studios is located. The concept of K.A.I.R. was presented to journalists. Also Vadim and Susken said few words on their stay in Košice and their work. Besides this Vadim […]
You are a trained manager in the area of culture and apart from in the Czech Republic, you gained work experience in the Netherlands. What brought you to Košice? I worked in several cultural institutions in Prague and during my Masters studies in the Netherlands I started to work in the office for cultural innovation. It […]
Alina Kleitman, visual artist from Kharkov, Ukraine, collected her impression after two month residency in Kosice. Site specific work, she gives forms to her inside feelings from inner fear to reluctance. The exhibiton is located in the cellar of Tabacka Kulturfabrik and consists of photos documenting Alina’s daily life and of a site specific installation. […]