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The artist-in-residence is provided with free accommodation in the Air Celeia studio apartment and gets the possibility of either presenting or exhibiting one's work in the public spaces in the city of Celje. The AiR Celeia Celje programme helps the artists with a stipend of up to 600 Euro monthly depending on the application. The residents must fund all their living expenses and travelling costs.
From 2005 to 2011 the AiR Celeia hosted the following residents: Deirdre Mc Kenna, painter, and Lorraine Burrell and Susan MacWilliam video artists and photographers from Ireland, Daniel Hafner, multimedia artist from Austria, Yana Kostova, critic and curator from Bulgaria, diSTRUKTURA artistic tandem from Belgrade, Joanna Karolini, site-specific artist from Poland, Iris Garrelfs, sound artist and performer from Ireland, Mircea Nicolae engaged in public art of Romania, Marko Stamenković, art historian, critic and curator from Belgrade who curated the international show The Raft of Medusa in Celje, Juan de Nieves, independent curator from Valencia/London, Jaroslav Kysa, video, photography and performance artist from Košice/London, Travis Dewan, independent curator and cultural manager from Brisbane (Australia), a director of Vegas Spray web platform, Katarina Zdjelar, video, sound and book artist from Belgrade/Rotterdam and Ali Bramwell, sculptor and performer from New Zeland/Düsseldorf. A 2012 resident from Plovdiv, HR-Stamenov from Plovdiv participeted with his video public art work at the Admission Free Festival and held exhibition at the Likovni salon Celje, while Irena Borić, an independent curator from Zagreb conducted an 'in-situ' research for an exhibition project in 2014 in the Center for Contemporary Arts Celje.
A project by HR-Stamenov in Celje, 2012
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