This year’s selected artists for the European Media Art Platform’s residency programme take on unusual connections and current issues in a variety of ways. They explore the coexistence of urban centres and natural ecosystems, illuminate exciting possibilities for interplanetary existence, confront current scepticism about technology, investigate “techlore”, and work between art and artistic research.
The European Media Art Platform (EMAP), co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, aims to support collaboration projects by emerging artists who work critically with technologies in the fields of video, digital art, robotics, bio art and other forms of media art. Since the launch of the platform in 2018, 59 projects have been commissioned, which received 18 international awards. Many more EMAP commissions have been presented at prestigious institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Barbican in London, Filmfest Locarno, and the Venice Biennale. Following an international open call which received 641 artist proposals from 35 countries, we are excited to announce the selected artists for 2023. Each of the 16 media artists and artist groups will take part in an international two months, fully funded residency with an EMAP partner organisation, culminating in several group exhibitions within the next 2 years.
EMAP Selected Artists for 2023
Antre Peaux (Bourges, France)
● Transformative Narratives (Lena Kuzmich & Tony Wagner)
Ars Electronica (Linz, Austria)
● Dorotea Dolinšek
CIKE Creative Industry Košice (Košice, Slovakia)
● Tatsuru Arai
Hexagram (Montréal, Canada)
● Mónica Rikic
gnration (Braga, Portugal)
● Davor Sanvincenti
iMAL Art Center for Digital Cultures & Technology (Brussels, Belgium)
● Anna Pompermaier & Cenk Güzelis
IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture] (Utrecht, The Netherlands):
● Dasha Ilina
Kersnikova Institute / Kapelica Gallery (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
● Marisa Satsia
KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art praxis (Zagreb, Croatia)
● Maria Smigielska & CompMonks
LABoral Art and Industrial Creation Centre (Gijón, Spain)
● Bethan Hughes
m-cult (Helsinki, Finland)
● Annelie Berner
NeMe (Limassol, Cyprus)
● Paul O´Neill
Onassis Stegi (Athens, Greece)
● Endi Tupja
RIXC Centre for New Media Culture (Riga, Latvia)
● Carl Emil Carlsen
Werkleitz Centre for Media Art (Halle/Saale, Germany)
● Nicolas Gouralt
WRO Art Center (Wroclaw, Poland)
● Emanuel Gollob