The members
Curators' Network: five cultural organizations from five European countries
Madrid, Spain: Hablar en Arte
This independent project platform works to support the creation and dissemination of contemporary culture. It curates visual art exhibitions and performances, designs and implements educational activities and cultural promotional events and advises institutions on new ways of how to promote emerging and contemporary culture.
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This association of emerging Hungarian artists, curators and art critics sees its primary purpose to support and publicise the work of its members. The association also helps Hungarian and foreign curators get in touch with the Hungarian art scene. The Studio of Young Artists has an exhibition space where the most cutting-edge projects are shown.
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This non-profit organisation was founded by a group of young Polish curators to promote their projects. Their most ambitious undertaking is Photomonth, a photography festival held each May in Krakow. The festival has become the leading contemporary photography event in Poland and has garnered significant support from both the public and private sectors.
Visit websiteBrukenthal National Museum, Sibiu, Romania
Founded in the late 18th century, the museum shows works from every region and artistic period. The contemporary art department of the museum primarily organises exhibitions featuring artists from Romania. In recent years, the department has become the point of reference for cutting-edge Romanian conceptual art.
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The Kunsthalle Exnergasse (KEX), located in the WUK Werkstätten und Kulturhaus in Vienna defines itself as a non-commercially orientented, open platform and exhibition space for the presentation and realization of projects belonging to innovative, experimental and contemporary art in its most different formats and forms.
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