You are kindly invited to join us for the opening event and come see our exhibition:
CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS?
Exhibition opening
Sat 8 September 2012 » 5:00 – 18:00
Exhibition open
Sun 9 September 2012 » 0:00 – 17:00
Participants
Lucy Aaronson (UK)
Duygu Nazlı Akova (TR)
Ivanka Annot (NL)
Stephan Blumenschein (AT)
Olivier Bouchon Kersten (FR)
Chun-Han Chiang (TW)
Joel Colover (UK)
Caspar Connolly-Hiatt (AU)
Chrysso Cosmas (UK)
Monika Czyz’yk (PL)
Stella de Kort (NL)
Claire Dearnley (UK)
Sabrina Fernandez (ES)
Victoria Frost (UK)
Lin Gerritse (NL)
Bethany Hermitt (UK)
Ask Holmen (NO)
Johanna Illerhag (SE)
Maaike Knibbe (NL)
Petra Kühnle (DE)
Timo Kurppa (FI)
Lily Lanfermeijer (NL)
Iris Leenknegt (NL)
Bart Lescrève (BE)
Gerardo Madera (US)
Maeve Molloy (UK)
Vibe Overgaard (DK)
Ürün Anıl Özdemir (TR)
Egil Paulsen (NO)
Frederique Pisuisse (NL)
Sebastian Rivera Varas (CL)
Annice Slater (UK)
Jessica Tucker Dill (US)
Marit Tunestveit Dyre (NO)
Marnix Alexander Van den Berg (NL)
Claire Vandenkerchove (BE)
Evita Vasiljeva (LV)
Lisa Vlamings (NL)
Clara Walsh (UK)
Kristin Wiking (SE)
Participating Academies & Universities
Academy of Fine Arts Krakow, Poland
Bergen National Academy of Visual Arts, Norway
Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Istanbul Kültür University, Turkey
KUVA Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki, Finland
Leeds Metropolitan University, School of Contemporary Art & Graphic Design, UK
Minerva Art Academy, Groningen, The Netherlands
University of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria
Pratt institute New York, USA
School of Art Glasgow, UK
Sint Lukas Art Academy Brussel, Belgium
Location
2012 marks the 10 Year anniversary of the European Exchange Academy (EEA). In celebration, a group exhibition featuring over thirty internationally established and upcoming young artists will take place in Flutgraben e.V. in Berlin.
The show will take place between the 17th of August and the 19th of August.
Opening Friday, 17th of August at 8 PM.
The European Exchange Academy, founded in 2003, is a five week intensive art course which takes place yearly in Beelitz-Heilstatten, a former tuberculosis-clinic near Berlin. Over the past ten years approximately 400 art-students from over 40 different nationalities from internationally renowned art schools have participated in the project. Each year, the participants are guided by 10-15 resident and guest advisors and artists, headed by Amsterdam based artist Harry Heyink.
The EEA alumni group show is curated out of project proposals from former participants and advisors of the EEA. Mixing together installations, prints, two dimensional work, sculpture, video projections and performances the show will reflect the devotion and spirit that embody the communitiy and network founded through the EEA.
participating artists
Anssi Pulkkinen
Lukas Hoffmann
Christopher Holloran
Rachel Heemskerk
Asaf Ben-Yehuda
Sirin Erensoy
Wayne Horse
Pepe Smit
Pilvari Pirtola
Johann Arens
Inge Meijer
Fraser Stewart
Jaakko Pallasvuo
Siarhei Tserasiuk
Nathalie Vanheule
Janneke Raaphorst
Susan Kooi
Henna Hyvärinen
Anna Rokka
Hannah Carpenter
Niels Bekkema
Tobias Karlsson
Konstanze Friederike Klecha
Aaron McLaughlin
Jasmin Patel
Ismay Wolff
Saana Inari
Andrea Zavala Folache
Tom Backe Rasmussen
Huub Vinken
Jan Pötter
Charlott Markus
Spike Raquette
Christine Bax
Julia Retz & Oskar Maan
Sarah Gerats
The application period for EEA12-TR has come to an end. We have received an overwhelming number of interesting submissions from people worldwide and we are evaluating them at this very moment.
Participants selected for the second round, will all be contacted soon with instructions on the rest of the process.
Thank you all for your enthusiasm and interest in EEA12-TR.
Dear You,
The Title of this years European Exchange Academy was “Borders: Reach & Move” and that’s what we did with the help of great advisers and new-found friends. During the intense working period we all tried to reach new territory. Our working methods changed, we all tried new mediums and styles and unforeseen collaborations came about.
The show is a collection of works that were either made during the exchange, are a remix of the work we did or works that are still very much influenced by the new working methods that we developed during that period. This exhibition was a great opportunity to come back together as a group and to reflect on the impact that the EEA had on us.
We would love to see you at our exhibition opening and to enjoy some fine tunes and some nice typical EEA food.
See you there!
And we told you not come!
Kisses
EEA11 participants
