The Slovene Arts & Culture Residencies Programme of the Ministry of Culture kicked off in 1998 with the renting of the first apartment in the New York City. The aim of the programme is to contribute to the international mobility and visibility of Slovene artists.

Besides New York (remaining the most popular destination among the applicants) the ministry has established another three apartments in the following cities: Berlin (since 2004), London (since 2008), and Vienna (since 2012).

By now over 300 people have participated in the programme, which is reserved for Slovene artists, writers, translators, curators, critics, producers, etc., regardless of discipline. Based on their submitted proposals the residents are selected by the ministry's expert committee for the following year. Concrete research projects and partnerships with local organisations or experts that can later on lead to the production of an actual art event or artwork are needed for an application.

The residencies are limited to one-month-stays with the rental, maintenance and travel costs covered by the Ministry of Culture. The apartments are managed jointly by the ministry and the respective Slovene embassies with the exception of Vienna where the residency is included in the regular programme of the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), and the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin.

ARCHIVE OF RESIDENCIES

In residence

Berlin

2020 Berlin

Since March 2020 most residencies have been suspended due to pandemic. More information: European Affairs and International Cooperation Service, Ministry of Culture

July 2020
Ksenija Čerče
Painter, pedagogue CV
August 2020
Teja Smrekar
Designer CV About
September 2020
Bogo Zupančič
Architecture historian About
October 2020
Jošt Drašler and Vid Drašler
Musician (double bass), musicologist CV
November 2020
Irena Pivka (Cona Institute)
Artist, architect, scenographer. CV
2019 Berlin

2018 Berlin

2017 Berlin

2016 Berlin

2015 Berlin

2014 Berlin

2013 Berlin

2012 Berlin

2011 Berlin

London

2020 London

Since March 2020 most residencies have been suspended due to pandemic. More information: European Affairs and International Cooperation Service, Ministry of Culture

August 2020
Katjuša Kovačič
Performer CV
September 2020
Anja Štefan
Writer, poet and story teller CV
October 2020
Lara Plavčak
Art historian, poet, writer. CV
2019 London

2018 London

2017 London

2016 London

2015 London

2014 London

2013 London

2012 London

2011 London

New York

2020 New York

Since March 2020 most residencies have been suspended due to pandemic. More information: European Affairs and International Cooperation Service, Ministry of Culture

July 2020
Vlado Repnik Gotvan (GVR babaLAN Institute)
Polymedia artist CV About
August 2020
Matej Čepin, Petja Janžekovič and KIBLA Multimedia Centre
Visual art and new media art production CV About
September 2020
Zala Dobovšek
Theatre critic, theorist. CV
October 2020
Olmo Omerzu
Film director, screenwriter CV About
November 2020
Rok Vilčnik
Playwright, poet, songwriter and screenwriter CV About
2019 New York

2018 New York

2017 New York

2016 New York

2015 New York

2014 New York

2013 New York

2012 New York

2011 New York

Vienna

2020 Vienna

Since March 2020 most residencies have been suspended due to pandemic. More information: European Affairs and International Cooperation Service, Ministry of Culture

August 2020
Carlos Arturo Pascual Nevarez (Pocket Teater Studio)
Performer, author, art producer. CV About
September 2020
Piera Ravnikar (Ravnikar Gallery Space)
Curator, art producer. CV
October 2020
Tina Bilban
Author, literary critic. CV
November 2020
Lara Paukovič
Author, publicist. CV
December 2020
Katja Povše (Miss Bazilika Narrative Theatre)
Animation. Narration. CV
2019 Vienna

2018 Vienna

2017 Vienna

2016 Vienna

2015 Vienna

2014 Vienna

2013 Vienna

2012 Vienna