The Institute for Urban Research’s calls for Artists in Residence and Visiting Scholars are open.
Landscapes in Transition is a photographic research project by Paesaggisensibili, created in Malmö during a one-month artist in residence programme at the Institute for Urban Research.
We welcome Viviana Rubbo and Alessandro Guida from Paesaggisensibili, who will be working with us during April in a research-driven residency.
During his residency in Malmö, David Kerr developed a new series of images inspired by research discussions and observations
on placemaking, and the outcomes of a number of placemaking initiatives
and related policy agendas.
The 2019 IUR Artist-in-Residence is sharing the space at Rikstolvan with 7 other artists. Don’t miss out the chance to see his work!
Meet Carolina Hicks, 2019 IUR Artist-in-Residence, who experiments with different media to force us to think about the relationship between global warming, class, racism, and privilege.
Meet Gernot Wieland, 2019 IUR Artist-in-Residence, who seeks to break down barriers between art and science.
We’re thrilled to announce that after assessing 35 applications, Viviana Rubbo, Alessandro Guida and David Kerr will be the IUR’s next artists-in-residence.
We continue with this exciting scheme next year. There are currently two positions available – the deadline to send your application is next week (11 December).
Praxis is the Doing was the title of the experimental lecture given by the IUR’s artist-in-residence Carolina Hicks.
