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Organizer Information THE JOURNEY fanzine is an independent, self-produced editorial project curated by Italian artist Enzo Comin. The project’s first issue, released in 2024, was dedicated to contemporary Ukrainian artists, and was presented publicly at CasaNetural in Gorizia alongside an exhibition of paintings by Comin and fellow artists Roberto Cantarutti and Aleksander Velišček. Comin has […]

Organizer Information The Fitzwilliam Museum, part of the University of Cambridge, is one of the UK’s leading university museums and a major cultural institution in Cambridge. Founded as the principal museum of the University, it connects the University with local, national and international audiences through its collections, research, exhibitions and public programmes. Its collections span […]

Organizer Information Artspace Aotearoa is a leading contemporary visual arts organisation based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. Founded by artists and arts workers in 1987, the organisation was established to support contemporary art practices that were underrepresented in Auckland and beyond. Today, Artspace Aotearoa develops critical discourse, supports artists, and connects Aotearoa’s contemporary […]

Organizer Information This is Gender (TiG) is a global visual storytelling initiative housed within Global 50/50, an independent think tank focused on advancing gender justice through research, data, advocacy, and institutional accountability. TiG uses photography and visual culture to challenge dominant narratives around gender and representation. Its photography competitions attract thousands of submissions internationally, with […]

Organizer Information The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington (VAC) is a not-for-profit art gallery and arts education centre in Bowmanville, Ontario. With approximately 50 years of community engagement, VAC presents contemporary art by Canadian regional and national artists while providing educational and public programs for children, youth, and adults. The Centre operates from a four-story […]

Organizer Information The Joan Mitchell Foundation was established following Joan Mitchell’s death in 1992, under a mandate in her will to “aid and assist” working artists while stewarding her artistic legacy. Since its founding, the Foundation has developed a range of programs supporting living artists, including grants and the Joan Mitchell Center, a residency facility […]

Organizer Information The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) is a multidisciplinary museum dedicated to the art, history, and natural science of California. OMCA was founded in 1969 through the merger of three previously independent institutions — the Oakland Public Museum, the Oakland Art Gallery, and the Snow Museum of Natural History — with the groundwork […]

Organizer Information Esther Schipper is a Berlin-headquartered contemporary art gallery founded by Esther Schipper in Cologne in 1989, which relocated its operations to Berlin in 1997 following German reunification. In 2015, the gallery acquired Johnen Galerie and folded its program into its own, and it has since expanded internationally, opening a company in Korea in […]

Organizer Information The Kunstpalais is the museum for international contemporary art of the city of Erlangen, Germany, presenting four to six changing exhibitions per year across roughly 500 m² of exhibition space. It is the successor institution to the Städtische Galerie Erlangen, which has been housed since 1974 in the Palais Stutterheim, a baroque building […]