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ART-Bridge Open Call Results
phot. Alicja Szulc
The recruitment process for the ART-Bridge project has concluded. This initiative aims to build bridges between the art world and people with a migration background who have chosen Warsaw as their new home. We are delighted to announce the group that will co-create an open cultural institution with us over the coming months.
ART-Bridge is a unique project for the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. In response to the open call, which ran until the end of November, we received applications from individuals from Ukraine and Belarus eager to develop their passions in culture, the arts, and the humanities. We were looking for open-minded people ready for teamwork and willing to bring a fresh perspective to the cultural life of the capital.
After a careful analysis of the applications, we have selected a group of participants who will take part in a series of workshops, meetings with experts, and a study visit to Germany.
List of participants qualified for the ART-Bridge project:
- Yaraslau Kirvel
- Liubov Malygina
- Lizaveta Maslionchanka
- Anna Naumova
- Volha Safronava
- Daniil Sheika
- Dzmitry Shulhin
- Varvara Sudnik
- Mykyta Vasyliev
- Liza Yedelieva
What comes next?
The selected group now begins an intense period of conceptual work and workshops. The goal of the project is not only education but, above all, the inclusion of new narratives and experiences into the mainstream activities of the Museum. Participants will get to know the Museum from the inside, benefiting from the substantive support of MSN staff.
We sincerely congratulate all those who qualified! We encourage the Museum’s audience to follow our website and social media channels, where we will share updates on the ART-Bridge group's progress and future events organized as part of this project.
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