OPEN CALL: Media Art residency at Košice | Open Calls | News

Creative City Košice is launching an open call for artists who are either born, live, or work in any of UNESCO Creative Cities, for a two-month artistic residency. The art project created during the residency will be exhibited and presented as a part of the international festival of media arts, technology, and digital culture – Art & Tech Days 2020.

28 May 2020

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28 May 2020

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The deadline to apply for the residency is 30th of June 2020.

Applicants are encouraged to think of a project proposal related to/using the space of the Botanical Garden Pavol Jozef Šafárik University of Košice.

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