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PRAKSIS and Norsk Kuratorforening (The Norwegian Association of Curators) are pleased to invite curator and writer, Natasha Marie Llorens (US) to develop a residency examining the curator’s role in facilitating social practice in contemporary art, foregrounding the ethical questions of their involvement.
Read MoreDeveloped with artist Iz Öztat (Turkey), publisher Torpedo and publishing studio Eller med a, the residency explores the ways collectives can use publishing as an integral part of their artistic practice: articulating artistic imaginaries, shaping communities and proposing alternative value systems and political horizons.
Read MoreWill be held in collaboration with UKS and The Moving Museum, The Artist Entrepreneur has been developed with Jeremy Bailey and looks to collectively define new manifestos for artists working in this era of increased uncertainty.
Read MoreA Global State of Pareidolia will involve cross-disciplinary dialogue with local scientists, researchers and others in the exploration of issues of perception and narrative. It has been developed with Lindsay Seers and Fotogalleriet.
Read MoreSmadar Dreyfus has been invited together with Kunstnernes Hus to develop Cultural Mistranslations. This interdisciplinary residency will explore the potential of translation and mistranslation in the context of displacement (of objects, sounds, ideas, as well as of people).
Read MoreEliza Naranjo Morse and Ivan Liotchev of International Collaborative Drawing Project will lead In Time, We Too Will Become Ancestors.... Partners included: Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA), Sami Center For Contemporary Art (SDG) and Samisk hus i Oslo.
Read MorePRAKSIS joins with Oslo Pilot to host Belfast-based film maker and musician Seamus Harahan as its summer 2016 lead artist. Throughout the Mucker Mate residency the group will explore sound, movement and environment across Oslo in both public and private space.
Read MoreHeld in partnership with PNEK, Atelier Nord, and Notam and developed with British collaborative duo, David Blandy and Larry Achiamong, New Technology and the Post-human will bring together a multidisciplinary community of international and Oslo based participants at varying career stages to explore and discuss issues of identity in contemporary culture.
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