Košice Artist in Residence
Host organisations HALLE 14, centre for contemporary art at the Leipzig Cotton Spinning Mill K.A.I.R. Kosice Artist in Residence/Kosice 2013 HALLE 14 As an independent art centre, HALLE 14 is a place for the presentation of contemporary art as well as a space for reflection and communication. As a non-profit organization, HALLE 14 serves the public […]
Opening: 13 December 2011 at 5:00 pm / Opening times: 14.12.2011 to 14.02.2012 The exhibition project “K.A.I.R. lab” is the second in the series of exhibition organised as part of the project Y – Young Point. It has been developed in cooperation of Kosice 2013 – European capital of culture, K.A.I.R. Košice Artist in Residence and […]
Anne Peschken (1966, Canada) and Marek Pisarsky (1956, Poland) live and work in Berlin, Germany and Myślibórz, Poland. Under the name of Urban Art they collaborate as artists since 1988 and initiate art projects. Their artistic practice is mainly conceptual allowing them to make use of a wide range of artistic media and recurrently includes […]
Eja Devečková (1982 in Spišská Belá, Slovakia) studied at University of Fine Arts in Bratislava, at Intermedia and Multimedia Department, in studio IN, which is led by Doc. Ilona Németh. Currently she is working as an assistant at the Department of textile production and as an external PhD student at the Intermedia and Multimedia Department at University […]
Michal Holy (1984, Kosice, Slovakia) studying New Media at Technical University Kosice creating installations, interactive art, video art and photo collages. Holy recently documents the local street art scene in which he is personally active since 1998, preparing magazine about underground art in Kosice, helping organizing SACFEST, occasionally doing VJing. Holy took part in KIOSK artist in […]
Lucija Smodiš (1984, Maribor, Slovenia) studied visual arts at the Faculty of Education, University of Maribor. She has lived and worked in Maribor as a curator and a cultural manager. In her work, she primarily, but not exclusively, utilises video and the public space in order to create unusual situations. During her residency, Lucia Smojdis […]