The Artistic Council of the Konrad and Paweł Jarodzki Artist-in-Residence Programme (Bożena Grzyb-Jarodzka, Renata Jarodzka, Rafał Jarodzki, Anna Kudarewska, Zbigniew Libera, Dorota Monkiewicz, Ruth Noack, Joanna Sokołowska, Vera Zalutskaya) has selected artists to participate in the upcoming edition of the programme in September and October 2024. The work of the Council is supported by the Permanent Guests: Maryna and Michal Czaplinski. Joanna Sokolowska is the curator of the programme.
The following artists have been selected for the programme: Alaa Abu Asad, Uladzimir Hramovich, Gayatri Kodikal, Beata Rojek, Annette Ruenzler.
Alaa Abu Asad (Born in Nazareth, lives in Rotterdam) He is a graduate of the Dutch Art Institute in Arnhem and also studied at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. His work explores the political dimension of texts and images. He is also interested in alternative paths of communication. In works taking the form of writing, photography, film, and interactive installations, he reflects on and reevaluates the processes of viewing, reading, listening, understanding, and translation. Ethnobotany serves as one of the primary sources of inspiration for his art. Utilizing visual and textual representations of plants, the artist addresses themes such as landscape ideology, colonialism, large-scale economic infrastructures, collective experiences, and personal memory. |
Uladzimir Hramovich (Born in Minsk, lives in Berlin). He graduated from the Department of Graphic Arts at the Belarusian State Academy of Arts and is a co-founder of the Belarusian artistic-research group Problem Collective. He has participated multiple times in the International Summer Art Program in Krzyżowa. Artistic research by Hramovich focuses on the history of art and modernist architecture, examining their connection to the history and ideology of political movements. He also delves into the contemporary transformation of urban space in Minsk. His works, encompassing installations, texts, videos, and graphics, trace the relationships between the past and present. By studying monuments and rituals related to memory, he uncovers traces of ideology and utopia imprinted in the material fabric of the modern world. |
(Ur. w Ćennaj, mieszka w Heerlen) Ukończyła studia z Teorii Krytycznej i Praktyki Artystycznej w Dutch Art Institute Roaming Academy w Arnhem. Jej akademicką ścieżkę uzupełniają wcześniejsze studia filmowe i psychologiczne w Indiach. Jednym z głównych wątków, który porusza w swojej twórczości, jest zabawa jako krytyczna i wywrotowa praktyka społeczna. W badaniach artystycznych czerpie z takich źródeł jak psychogeografia, studia nad grami czy opowieści mówione. Powstałe w procesie tych badań spekulatywne prace łączą narracje historyczne z duchami, pamięcią przestrzenną, animizmem i współczesną myślą ekologiczną. Interdyscyplinarna twórczość Gayatri Kodikal obejmuje m.in. eksperymentalne filmy, diagramy, instalacje i performance. |
Beata Rojek (Born and lives in Wrocław) She graduated in painting from the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. She creates murals, comics, films, and easel paintings, drawing on popular imagery and archetypes. Her work is inspired by the aesthetics of graffiti, as well as the worlds of myths, fairy tales, and icons. In her art, she conjures a subversive, magical reality filled with reanimated symbols, animal-human hybrids, and internal landscapes.
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Program implemented with the support of:
The Culture Moves Europe project, funded by the European Union and implemented by the Goethe-Institut.