On October 20, at 6 p.m., the ARCHITEXTURA LAB space in the Architektūros Center (former Central Kaunas Post office) will host the creative workshop "Feel senses behind materials" led by the artist-in-residence of the "Archi/Textura: Invisible & Similar" project from J...
This year we continue the reciprocal residency programme DeMo. On March 3rd at 6 p.m., artist Mark Buckeridge, who resides at Kaunas Artists' House, will present the performance "Lunchtime Broth", speak about his artistic practice, and will make a short introduction to ...
Kaunas Artists’ House (KAH, Lithuania) together with the ACROSS residencies bythankyouforcoming (based in Nice, French Riviera, France) are starting to carry out the Reciprocal Residency Programme DeMo (abbreviation of Decoding Modernity) as part of the ACROSS residen...
We are excited to continue our Artist in Residence program with our second visiting artist from Serbia!
Marija Krstić is using her experience in the production of radio documentaries and in puppet theater in her own creative process. The artist works with her personal dilemmas and stories, which later she turns into a body movement performance or a contemporary circus pe...
Final presentation of the Residential Format Laboratories Touch, community and intimacy during quarantine. Is a quality relationship possible? Three artists whose practices are connected by movement: Indrė Puišytė-Šidlauskienė, Vilma Pitrinaitė and Marija Nemčenk...
Kaunas Artists’ House is launching a new residency program “DeMo” (Decoding Modernity) with its first resident artist Niamh Seana Meehan (GBR), on 24 February, 6 pm., presenting interactive performance/readings “Arriving from Elsewhere”.
In 2019, Kaunas Artists’ House residency programme “Unlearning Eastern Europe”* invites guest curators from Baltic countries and aims to reconsider the contemporary issues of the region, ranging from traumas of historical past, opportunities for decolonization to ...
In 2019, Kaunas Artists’ House residency programme “Unlearning Eastern Europe”* invites guest curators from Baltic countries and aims to reconsider the contemporary issues of the region, ranging from decolonialisation options to the politics of public spaces.
In 2019, Kaunas Artists’ House residency programme “Unlearning Eastern Europe”* invites guest curators from Baltic countries and aims to reconsider the contemporary issues of the region, ranging from decolonialisation options to the politics of public spaces.