Artist in Residence programme at quartier21/MuseumsQuartier Vienna
general information /
The artist-in-residence programme of the quartier21/MuseumsQuartier provides young artists from the Czech Republic, Hungary and the Slovak Republic with a guest studio at MuseumsQuartier. Every year, five artists are given the opportunity to spend two months in Vienna and live and work in one of the artist-in-residence studios. tranzit is responsible for selecting these artists. Furthermore, tranzit.at is based at quartier21/MuseumsQuartier.
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Martin Vongrej –VDMV
presentation of his work /
Friday, April 1th, 2011, at 18:00
Raum D, quartier21 | MuseumsQuartier Vienna 1, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna
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Mona Anetta Chisa
artist in residence March & April 2006 /
Viktor Frešo
artist in residence January & February 2006 /
Silvie Vondrejcová
artist in residence June 2005 /
Miroslava Gáberová
artist in residence April & May 2005 /
Julie Haluzova
artist in residence March 2005 /
Michal Czinege
artist in residence March 2005 /
Jiri Skála
artist in residence November & December 2004 /
Tomas Vanek
artist in residence November 2003 /
Martin Sedlák
artist in residence October 2003 /
Tomás Dvorak
artist in residence December 2003 /
ERSTE Foundation Fellowship for Emerging Curators
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ERSTE Foundation offers three fellowships for emerging curators from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia to take part in the curatorial course at the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg each year.
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participants 2011 allocated
ERSTE Foundation Fellowship for Emerging Curators /
Vjera Borozan from the Czech Republic
Lucia Gregorová from Slovakia
Krisztina Hunya from Hungary
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The György Kepes Fellowship for Advanced Studies and Transdisciplinary Research in Art, Culture and Technology
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The György Kepes Fellowship for Advanced Studies and Transdisciplinary Research in Art, Culture and Technology endows outstanding scientists, artists, architects, cultural practitioners with a stipend of four to five months, enabling them to realise innovative projects within the highly stimulating and singular context of the MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology.
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