Košice Artist in Residence
Markéta Dlouhá’s art project Stopy, ktoré miznú is strongly related to the Degrowth concept. During Saturday’s event, we will discover ephemeral light objects in the landscape, mainly made up of plant materials that Markéta collected directly in our meadows during her two-month residency.
Using the example of the current official and open Ukrainian archives (Youtube, TikTok, Instagram), we will imagine how this kind of film material can be used in our own work. The film demonstrations use not only historical but also so-called modern open-source archives. They are an essential source of access to important information in the […]
Markéta Dlouhá, a Czech artist whose ecological approach involves upcycling and recycling materials, including making paper from old clothes, plant fibres and old paper, will guide you through a workshop on making handmade paper from plants and binding journals. This workshop is for anyone who is interested in learning more about traditional papermaking from plants […]
During the lecture, Nikola Ivanov will present his artistic research focused on the biopolitics of sleep and the colonisation of nighttime. In both topics, the key concept is “24/7 society” denoting the current state of a continuous flow of information, data and capital, which erases the differences between day and night, and forms from sleep the last biological resistance before the complete application of this system. Is it possible to destroy both sleep and the darkness of night?
At the next open studios night, you will have the chance to meet our two newest artists – Markéta Dlouha and Anna Kryvenko. Markéta Dlouhá is a Czech artist whose work focuses on personal narratives and ecology through the creation of books, graphics, poetry, drawings, embroidery and light installations. Her eco-friendly approach to […]
Within the framework of an international project supported by the Creative Europe program, we are looking for artists based in Spain who are willing to work in the international context and are interested in working with the topic of center/periphery dichotomy with a new and challenging approach.