DFEWA Sommerakademie 2026


DFEWA Sommerakademie 2026 – Carei, Rumänien

Die DFEWA Sommerakademie 2026 findet in Carei, Rumänien, statt und wird von den Dozentinnen Kamila Bednarska, PhD (Universität Rzeszów, Polen) und Dorothea Fleiss, PhD (DFEWA e.V., Deutschland) geleitet.

Das Projekt entsteht in Zusammenarbeit mit der Universität Rzeszów und dem Studentenverband Polen. Ziel der Akademie ist es, Studierende und junge Künstlerinnen und Künstler aus mehreren Ländern zusammenzubringen, um gemeinsam an interdisziplinären Kunstprojekten zu arbeiten und den kulturellen Austausch zwischen Ost und West zu stärken.

Die Teilnehmenden entwickeln während der Sommerakademie Werke in den Bereichen zeitgenössische Malerei, Künstlerbuch, Installation, Performance und experimentelle Kunstpraxis.

Abschlussausstellung

Die Ergebnisse der Sommerakademie werden im Rahmen der Buchkunstbiennale EIBAB im Kunstmuseum Sathmar präsentiert.

Diese Ausstellung bietet den Studierenden eine internationale Plattform, um ihre Arbeiten einem breiten Publikum aus Kunstfachleuten, Kuratorinnen, Künstlern und Kulturinstitutionen zu zeigen.


DFEWA Nyári Akadémia 2026 – Nagykaroly, Románia

A DFEWA Nyári Akadémia 2026-ban Nagykárolyban kerül megrendezésre. A programot Kamila Bednarska PhD (Rzeszówi Egyetem, Lengyelország) és Dorothea Fleiss PhD (DFEWA e.V., Németország) vezetik. A projekt a Rzeszówi Egyetemmel és a Lengyel Hallgatói Szövetséggel együttműködésben valósul meg.

A résztvevő hallgatók interdiszciplináris művészeti projektekben dolgoznak, a kelet–nyugat kulturális párbeszéd jegyében.

A nyári akadémia zárókiállítása a EIBAB Könyvművészeti Biennálén, a Szatmári Művészeti Múzeumban kerül bemutatásra.












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