ART & PROJECT SPACE

Studija is a new art space in Kuldīga city, located in Kaļķu Street quarter. By offering space and time it aims to support creativity, research and education in the field of contemporary art and culture. An essential focus of the new art space is a dialogue between the invited participants, local community and international networks. Studija’s main focus is the Artist in Residency program that aims to host around 20 artists and other creative folks per year. Studija is founded and run by an independent curator, art historian and researcher Maija Rudovska, who has been working in the field of contemporary art for more than 15 years.

 

https://www.studijaspace.com/about

PART TIME GALLERY is new, non-commercial gallery in Tallinas Street 94, Riga, managed by artists and founders of the association “Neatlaidība” Liene and Oskars Pavlovski. Its title – Part Time – is both a multi-faceted metaphor and a play of words, as well as a direct reference to the economic uncertainty faced by artists of different generations.

It is also an indication of the gallery’s focus – coexistence of visual art, design and architecture in the same space. Liene Pavlovska says that Part Time is conceived both as a space and a meeting place with the viewer, serving as a platform for the practice of art, design and architecture, which is based on practical and theoretical research and which responds perceptibly to the local context – in Riga, Latvia and the wider region of Northern and Eastern Europe.

 

Yermilov Centre is a centre of contemporary art in Kharkiv, opened in March 2012. Named after the famous Kharkiv artist, the representative of the Ukrainian avant-garde Vasyl Yermilov. The largest exhibition space in Kharkiv “YermilovCentre” represents contemporary Ukrainian art processes. Our priorities are artistic dialogue with the viewer and international cooperation.

Activities of the Yermilov Centre:
– curatorial projects;
– artistic residences;
– lectures and discussions;
– performances;
– seminars;
– cinema, video shows.

https://yermilovcentre.org/

RIXC is the center for new media culture, art gallery and artist collective, that initiates projects in intersection of art, science and emerging technologies. RIXC’s activities include: running an art gallery, production of artworks and innovative art, science and technology projects, organising of the annual RIXC Art Science festival, exhibitions, publishing of Acoustic Space journal series. RIXC uses events and publications to introduce novelty themes, such as renewable energy (2009), techno-ecologies (2011), art of resilience (2012), fields – contextual seedbeds for social changes (2014), renewable futures (2015) and open fields (2016). RIXC also is a key founder of Liepaja University’s Art Research Lab & New Media Art education program. RIXC has extensive experience in network building locally and internationally, and currently is developing Renewable Network – for Baltic-Nordic and Europan cooperation.

History

RIXC was established on May 2000 on the basis of E-LAB (Centre for electronic arts and media, since 1996). The basic activity of RIXC is to initiate the most novel and current topics in digital art by performing innovative experimental projects in art, science and technology in Latvia and internationally. RIXC fosters cultural exchange as well as promotes new forms of cultural and artistic expression. RIXC approaches new media not only as a new field of artistic and cultural practice, but also as an infrastructure to support other forms of art and culture.

http://rixc.org/

 

STROBOSKOP is an independent, artist-run space that was established in a garage beneath a PRL-style bloc building in 2016. Our goal is to platform both Polish and international artists who are working in ways that are underrepresented in the local contemporary art scene; to support artists and cultural workers in creating experimental and challenging projects; and to initiate cooperation with other experimental spaces and projects internationally. We support all kinds of artists, from emerging to established, and aim to nurture a community that is inter-generational, inter-cultural, and inter-dependent. Stroboskop is first and foremost concerned with being an opportunity for all individuals with whom we collaborate.

https://stroboskopartspace.com/

 

The opening of the ICA–Sofia Gallery was made possible by the dedicated conviction of Slava Nakovska and Nedko Solakov that it was not only absolutely necessary to have the gallery but that it was also possible to realize it in the rather thin and amnesic Bulgarian cultural space and especially by their strategic and persistent efforts on its materialization.

 

Kogo is a contemporary art gallery that opened at The Widget Factory in Tartu in the spring of 2018, and is aimed at improving the international visibility of artists and introducing their art practice more broadly.

At the centre of Kogo’s diverse exhibition programme are artists’ solo projects and exhibitions created in collaboration with artists and curators. Kogo is committed to supporting free creative expression, interdisciplinarity, imagination and innovative ideas in art, as well as initiating and maintaining creative relationships and uniting the community of artists and art enthusiasts.

We consider it important to encourage dialogue through contemporary art in order to promote discussion on issues that are relevant in society. We have organised various events to accompany the exhibitions held at Kogo gallery, including artist talks, lectures, guided tours, screenings, concerts, book presentations and art performances, involving physicists, philosophers, environmental activists, legal experts, ethnologists, writers, musicians, performers etc.

The public exhibition and audience programme is organised by Kogo Galerii MTÜ. In addition to activities aimed at the public, Kogo Gallery has a mission in promoting the collection of art and bringing artists to the international market. This work is coordinated by Galerii Kogo OÜ.

The name of Kogo Gallery comes from the Võru language and means “all of”, “together” or “collection”. For us, Kogo means collecting, experiencing and coming together as a community.

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Jecza Gallery is a contemporary art gallery based in Timisoara, Romania, dedicated to contemporary art from the 1960ies to now.

Jecza Gallery was founded initially as a family business in 2011 by Sorina Ianovici-Jecza and Andrei Jecza. The gallery had from the outset a strong propensity for the local historical scene, very important in the 60s and 70s (the Sigma group among others). It represents artists and artist collectives, historical figures but also young and prominent personalities. Through curated juxtapositions of artists of different generations the gallery encourages in-depth research projects related to various art practices.

Alongside an art foundation and publishing house founded in 2001, the gallery became a strong research center for the heritage of modern and contemporary art in Eastern Europe.

Since 2018 Andrei Jecza took over and rebranded the gallery by developing its program and list of represented artists. Our endeavours for the upcoming future are to further extend our focus on East Europe and beyond.

https://jeczagallery.com/

The Arsenal Gallery in Białystok was established in 1965 as one of the Artistic Exhibitions Bureaux. It has been under Monika Szewczyk’s management since 1990. Today, it is a municipal institution of culture financed from the budget of the City of Białystok.
The Gallery has been following a comprehensive and consistent exhibition programme for years, presenting and fostering contemporary art in a variety of media and offering an excellent perspective of all the most important and interesting phenomena in current Polish art, while not sidestepping challenges and experiments. The Arsenal Gallery holds approximately 20 exhibitions per annum – not only at its two permanent venues in Białystok, but also at other domestic locations and abroad. Projects tying in with Eastern Partnership and Central European countries have a special place in the Gallery’s programme – they show all tendencies and changes in the contemporary art of these regions.

Exhibition activities are accompanied by an intensely developing educational programme – the Arsenal Playground – teaching about contemporary art at different levels and with the use of varying language. Projects implemented as part of the programme teachdialogue with art, presenting it as a platform for negotiating issues of social importance. Artists are frequently part of the educational process, new works created as part of workshops they deliver. Making all the most important phenomena in current art available to persons with sight and hearing impairments is a vital part of the Gallery’s educational activities.

Publishing is another of activity important to the Gallery. The institution produces catalogues and other publications accompanying most of its exhibitions.

The Arsenal Gallery has been engaging in diverse activities fostering contemporary culture, such as panel discussions, lectures, seminars, conferences, concerts, book promotions, and film screenings. For a number of years, it has been organising the Children’s Art Book Fair with an extensive workshop offer for the youngest audience.

SWIMMING POOL IS A NON-PROFIT ART PROJECT SPACE IN SOFIA, FOUNDED IN 2015. ITS FOCUS LIES ON ARTIST AND CURATORIAL RESEARCH, COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES, ART EDUCATION, AND ART POLITICS. IT IS LOCATED ON A CENTRAL ROOFTOP WITH AN EMPTY POOL. OUR PARTNER PROJECTS ARE THE CENTER FOR SOCIAL VISION, THE JOURNAL FOR SOCIAL VISION, AND SOFIA ART MAP.

 

https://swimmingpoolprojects.org/


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