Past Residents
Past Resident2019: Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, TMU - Trust For Mutual Understanding
Maija Kurseva
Maija Kurševa is an artist and publisher whose work encompasses various media including printmaking, drawing, sculpture and animation, often with recurring characters and themes.
Maija Kurševa has exhibited work at Kim? Contemporary Art Center; Latvian National Museum of Art; and LOW Gallery, all Riga, among others. She is a lecturer at the Art Academy of Latvia; founder and curator of the Riga Zine Fest; and founder and programme director of the artist-run non-commercial LOW Gallery.
Maija Kurseva, Checkered Order, 2016, screen print on paper, 23.4 x 33.1 in. each.
Maija Kurseva, Investigation, 2018, gouache on paper.
Maija Kurseva, Investigation, 2018, gouache on paper.
Maija Kurseva, Underground, 2017, installation.
Maija Kurseva, Underground, 2017, installation.
Past Resident2019: KdFS Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen
Charlotte Eifler
Charlotte Eifler works at the intersection of film, sound and science. In her essayistic videos and multimedia installations she interrogates the politics of representation, abstraction and computation. With a focus on feminist approaches and elements of science fiction, she explores processes of image production and imaginations of alternative futures.
Charlotte Eifler has presented work at Athens Digital Arts Festival; ACM Siggraph Art’s Enhanced Vision, Los Angeles; and Museum Folkwang, Essen, among others.
Charlotte Eifler, Exercises in Cyberspace, 2019, dimensions varibale. Installation view of a solo exhibition at Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden.
Charlotte Eifler, Feminism is a Browser, 2019, web project, HD video and archive, 15 min.
Charlotte Eifler, A Set of Non Computable Things, 2017, 4K video still, 21:21 min.
Charlotte Eifler, A Set of Non Computable Things, 2017, 4K video still, 21:21 min.
Charlotte Eifler, SUN ESTATE, 2016, 3 channel video installation in collaboration with Hanna Stiegeler and Kassem Mosse, 9:30 min.
Past Resident2019: Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sport of Austria
Sarah Pichlkostner
Sarah Pichlkostner creates sculptures and environments through which she investigates the representation of invisible processes: the transmission of energy, the passage of time and our psychological behaviour towards materials and objects.
Sarah Pichlkostner has exhibited work at Belvedere 21, Vienna; P////akt, Amsterdam; and Fundament Foundation, Tilburg, among others.
Events & Exhibitions
2019 Fall Open Studios
November 15–November 16, 2019
Sarah Pichlkostner, If the moon was a cookie, 2018, mixed media.
Sarah Pichlkostner, If the moon was a cookie, 2018, mixed media.
Sarah Pichlkostner, KUY calls KAY: "oh darling, we flying to the moon we need to save weight", 2017, mixed media.
Sarah Pichlkostner, I'd ride on a rock and go take a bite if moon was cookie, 2019, mixed media.
Sarah Pichlkostner, I'd ride on a rock and go take a bite if moon was cookie, 2019, mixed media.
