Austrian Art Residencies:
Who is on Tour and Where?

On Tour gives visibility to Austrian theorists as well as visual and media artists who are currently spending time abroad on art residencies funded by the Austrian federal government or provinces as well as international practitioners who are temporarily staying as artists-in-residence in Austria upon invitation by the awarding institutions listed.

A – artist, T – theorist

Outgoing

Artist Period Program City, Country Awarding institution A/T
Sebastian Eger 01/26–12/26 Timișoara, Romania City of Salzburg A
Andrea Gasperlmair 01/26–12/26 Katrinebergs Folkhögskola, Sweden City of Salzburg A
Mareike Färber 01/26–12/26 Rovinj, Croatia City of Salzburg A
Herwig Geroldinger 01/26–12/26 Vantaa, Finland Stadt Salzburg A
Simona Ledl 01/26–12/26 Minnesota, USA City of Salzburg A
Katrin Huber 01/26–12/26 Dresden, Germany City of Salzburg A
Stefanie Pirker 01/26–12/26 Budapest, Hungary City of Salzburg A
Alexander Gratzer 01/26–12/26 Bosa, Sardinia City of Salzburg A
Tina Graf 01/26–12/26 Virginia, USA City of Salzburg A
Robert Gabris 05/26–08/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with ISCP New York, USA BMWKMS A
Martin Gabriel & Michaela Payer 05/26–08/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with ISCP New York, USA BMWKMS A
Anne Glassner 05/26–08/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with Cité internationale des arts Paris, France BMWKMS A
Hiroshi Takizawa 05/26–08/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with Cité internationale des arts Paris, France BMWKMS A
Francis Ruyter 05/26–08/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with Cité internationale des arts Paris, France BMWKMS A
Christoph Weber 07/26–09/26 BMWKMS in cooperation with FCA Ghana Ghana BMWKMS A
Nora Severios 07/26–09/26 London, Great Britain BMWKS A

Incoming

Artist Period Program City, Country Awarding institution A/T
Manon de Boer 07/26–09/26 PART Residency in cooperation with ISTA - Artist in Residence Arts and Science Vienna, Austria PART International Art Residency Austria A

… in an age in which most diverse cultural trends can be consumed in virtual space apparently at all times, it is more important than ever to be able to travel in person to places off the habitual and familiar tracks …
– Christian Hutzinger

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