Spring 2020 residents selected

We are thankful to all the artists who shared their ideas with us and applied for our Spring 2020 residency programme! We received 66 applications from talented and dedicated artists coming from 31 country, working in different fields from photography to performance art. Since we can offer a limited number of residency place, the selection process was very competitive and challenging. After careful and thoughtful consideration of all applications submitted the Selection committee has chosen 7 artists who are granted the opportunity to spend one month at Rucka Artist Residency.

The residents of Rucka Artist Residency programme Spring 2020 are:

  • Albert Allgaier (Austria)
  • Tjorven Brunnel (Belgium)
  • Morgane Clement (Canada) 
  • Zoe Crook (New Zealand)
  • Johan Hovinga (The Netherlands)
  • Charlotte Thömmes (Germany) 
  • Jonas Vansteenkiste (Belgium)

We look forward to welcoming our new residents and we wish every success to all the artists who applied for the programme!

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