Author Archives: Elda

BOGOTÁ: Inaugurating the Ecologists at Risk (ER) Latin America Residency Network (ER-RRAL) 🌿

Led by Perpetuum Mobile (PM), Ecologistas en Riesgo (ER) – Red de Residencias en América Latina (ER-RRAL), in Spanish, brings together representatives from Latin America and the Caribbean, founding a continental support network for eco-cultural practitioners at risk. 👥 The … Continue reading

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Lives of Artists at Risk: Fatima Khaliqi & Masiha Khaliqi 

After nearly three years of fear, hiding and uncertainty, the Afghan actress Fatima Khaliqi and her daughter, actress Masiha Khaliqi, have safely arrived in Germany with their family through the longstanding efforts of the Artists at Risk (AR) Afghanistan Team. … Continue reading

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AR-Resident Olga Karpenko’s “Helsinki–Kyiv” exhibition opening soon in Helsinki!

Join us at Myymälä2 for “Helsinki–Kyiv”, the first solo exhibition in Finland by Ukrainian artist and AR-Safe Haven resident Olga Karpenko.     📍 Myymälä2,Uudenmaankatu 23 F, HELSINKI 00120 🗓 9–19 April 2026, Wed-Sat 12-18, Sun 12-17, Mon-Tue Closed ✨ Opening: … Continue reading

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BERLIN this FRIDAY: Join us for dialogue and dance at the Humboldt Forum!

Curator and artist Barış Seyitvan engages in conversation with AR’s Ivor Stodolsky and Marita Muukkonen followed by a DJ set by Alissa Zaddi. Come along for a chat, a drink and dance at this informal format of a “Späti” – … Continue reading

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AR–UNB Network Workshop, Nida 2026

We’re gathering in Lithuania for the Ukraine/Nordic-Baltic (AR-UNB) Residency Cooperation Network workshop at Nida Art Colony (Vilnius Academy of Arts), on  29–31 March 2026. The workshop strengthens cooperation and supports artists at risk across the Nordic–Baltic region and Ukraine, as … Continue reading

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AR-Resident Olga Karpenko

Born in 1966, Olga lives and works in Kyiv. A mathematician by education, psychologist by profession, and artist by vocation, she works in watercolor, sepia, watercolor monotype, pen and ink, Chinese ink, and acrylic, focusing on landscapes, flowers, marine life, … Continue reading

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AR-Cultural Traffic

Cultural Traffic is a Kharkiv-based NGO supporting artistic and research-driven practices through residencies, exhibitions, research projects, and heritage initiatives that strengthen local cultural knowledge in eastern Ukraine. Its rural residency Slow River House offers artists a space for focused work, … Continue reading

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AR-Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art

The Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, established in 1989, is one of the leading interdisciplinary art centres in Central and Eastern Europe. Its residency program has been hosting over 300 artists and curators from around the world … Continue reading

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Artists at Risk (AR) Opening IrídiaFest 2026

✨ Artists at Risk (AR) Opening IrídiaFest 2026 Artists at Risk (AR) is honored to open the fourth edition of IrídiaFest 2026 in Barcelona with a conversation on art, protection and human rights. In the opening session of the festival, … Continue reading

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PRESS: Iranians from artistic exile: “You don’t negotiate with monsters; Europe should see that” by Cultura B

Source:  Cultura B by Joana Justícia, 12 March 2026, Link to original article: https://culturab.cat/entrevistes/iranians-exili-artistic-monstres-no-negocia-europa-ho-hauria-veure/ Automated machine translation: Iranians from artistic exile: “You don’t negotiate with monsters; Europe should see that” Joana Justícia | 12 March 2026 | Barcelona (Eixample) | Cultura … Continue reading

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