This December, first residency of the AFAR project (the goal of which is to improve the mobility of contemporary visual artists) begins, and 5 guest residencies are planned for the next year. Some of them will include workshops with artist Nikolina Knežević Hrgović, while artist Željko Beljan will participate in a residency in Romania.

The focus is on the development of new international exchanges and transcultural dialogue. The AFAR project provides a range of new opportunities for art practitioners of all ages, in various artistic media, with a particular focus on supporting women in the arts and promoting gender equality.

The project takes place in four European partner countries – Romania, Germany, Croatia and Austria.

Video: Marta Dijak

Narration: Astrid Jakšić

 

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