Item Archive: Nordic Culture Point
All items pertaining to Nordic Culture Point
New Ukraine/Nordic-Baltic (AR-UNB) Residency Cooperation Network
We are pleased to announce that Artists at Risk (AR) has been awarded Long-Term Network Funding from the Nordic Culture Point for a collaborative project that connects our partners from Ukraine with the Nordic-Baltic Region! The Ukraine/Nordic-Baltic (UNB) Residency … Continue reading
Posted in Networks, NEWS
Tagged Baltic, Europe, Nordic Culture Point, Nordic Region, Ukraine
IA-Resident Samaneh Roghani
Samaneh Roghani (1984) is a multi-disciplinary Iranian artist based in Malmö, Sweden. She has a Bachelor of Photography from Azad University, Tehran, as well as a BFA and MFA from Malmö Art Academy. In 2021, Roghani was an IA-Resident at … Continue reading
Suva opens his new exhibition “Untitled” at Myymälä2
Artists at Risk (AR) would like to celebrate the opening of IA-Resident Suvadeep Das’ exciting exhibition Untitled on 29.4 at Myymälä2, Helsinki! Featuring a watercolour series, a set of four instrument-sculptures and impro-sessions, Untitled runs from 29.4-9.5. From the event … Continue reading
Welcoming Gulled Simba to AR-Helsinki
A big welcome to Gulled Simba as an ImmigrĂ© Artists (IA) Resident at AR-Safe Haven Helsinki! Simba is a Somali pop musician who has been based in Finland since 2014. During his IA-residency he will be working on a new … Continue reading
IA Resident – Gulled Simba
Gulled Simba aka SIMBA is a Somali pop musician who has been based in Finland since 2014. Simba was born in 1995 in the Somali city Kismaayo, where he nurtured a passion for music from a young age. Impressively, he … Continue reading
Welcoming the new AR-Residency at Unicorn – Artists in Solidarity, Malmö, Sweden!
We are very pleased to welcome UNICORN – ARTISTS IN SOLIDARITY to the Artists at Risk (AR) network! The AR/IA-Residency at Unicorn, Malmö, Sweden, is hosted by UNICORN – Artists in Solidarity as part the ImmigrĂ© Artists (IA) and Artists at Risk … Continue reading
Ivor A Stodolsky, co-founder and co-director Artists at Risk (AR)
Ivor Stodolsky, co-founder and co-director Perpetuum Mobile (PM), Artists at Risk (AR) and Ecologists at Risk (ER) Ivor Stodolsky is co-founder, co-director and curator of Perpetuum Mobile (PM), Artists at Risk (AR) and Ecologists at Risk (ER) with Marita … Continue reading
Immigré Artists (IA) and Artists at Risk (AR) Nordic Network
Art practitioners are targets of persecution in great parts of the world. This new network for “ImmigrĂ© Artists and Artists at Risk” interlinks partners’ engagements with art practitioners in need of a “safe haven” from repressive countries of origin, and … Continue reading
Posted in Immigre Artists and Artists at Risk - NCP Network
Tagged #NoCallerem, AR, artists at risk, Artists at Risk (AR), ArtLab Gnästa, Catalonia, IA, Immigré Artists (IA), Kansallisteatteri, Konvent Puntzero, Kunsthall 3.14, Network, Nordic Culture Point, Nordic Region, Norway, Radar Sofia, Sweden, The Finnish National Theatre, unicorn - artists in solidarity
Shieko Reto – Long-term AR-Resident at Safe Haven Helsinki
We are very pleased to announce that today Shieko Reto is taking up residency as the first one-year Artist at Risk (AR) Resident at Safe Haven Helsinki. Shieko Reto is a visual artist and activist from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, whose … Continue reading
Posted in AR-Artist Bios, Map, Timeline
Tagged #aralumnus, activism, AR, artists at risk, gender, hiap, human, Ivor Stodolsky, lbgtiq, LGBT, malaysia, Marita Muukkonen, Nordic Culture Point, perpetuum mobile, pluriculturalism, pluriversity, Roma Activism and Politics, Safe Haven, trans, transwoman
Memories of Dead Cities / Syria: exhibition by Issa Touma
The exhibition Memories of Dead Cities / Syria takes us to the streets of Aleppo both before the war and in the midst of a war zone. Opening on Friday, 21 November, 6–8 pm at TR1 Kunsthalle, Tampere. Issa Touma from … Continue reading
Posted in Map, NEWS, Perpetuum, Timeline
Tagged AR, artist, exhibition, hiap, Issa Touma, Marita Muukkonen, Nordic Culture Point, perpetuum mobile, Syria