10'000 YEARS OSLO
GUEST EXHIBITION AT SALON MONDIAL
Anniversary exhibition for the 10th anniversary of the Ateliergemeinschaft Oslo
10'000 years, 10'000 ideas, projects, encounters, collaborations, exhibitions,
Works, studios, potential and possibilities.
Starting from the shared exhibition space Salon Mondial, we follow the indications of the individual positions into the working spaces of the people of Oslo Atelierhaus and Ateliers Mondial.
In conversation with the people of the Oslo cooperative, exchange and community form an important aspect of their circumscription of their very own Oslo. How often and whether the different disciplines and positions overlap is to be shown in the Salon Mondiale, which is being performed together. Here we follow the idea of the interior / interior painting.
Caroline von Gunten and Simon Lieberherr of Offspace Galerie 3000 have accepted with joy and curiosity the request to curate this anniversary exhibition. They present their outside view and the impressions of the conversations with the people of the Olso in an exhibition that connects and yet strengthens the individual positions.
Also included are works by our Atelier Mondial guest artists Martin Désilets,
Ilya Federov-Fedotov and Gabriela Galvan.
Duration of the Exhbition: March 12th -28th 2021
Opening evening on March 13th from 4 to 9 p.m.
The exhibition is open on the following days:
March 14th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th (2-4 p.m.)
& on March 28th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For visits outside of these times, registration is required at info@oslo-ateliers.ch.
Up-to-date info also at http://www.oslo-ateliers.ch/
and the Instagram account: House Oslo Ateliers
CURRENTLY STAYING WITH ATELIER MONDIAL IN BASEL
With us in the programme:
- Gabriela Galván (in cooperation with Residency Unlimited)
- Martin Désilets (in cooperation with Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec)
- Ilja Fedotov-Fedorov (in cooperation with Pro Helvetia)
Outside our programme, Atelier Mondial currently resides trough partnerships with various institutions:
- Pilar Quinteros & Patricio Blanche (for Explorers Film Club)
ATELIER MONDIAL IN THE CMS-MAGAZINE RADAR NR. 5
Travel around the world with artists from Atelier Mondial
The fifth issue of the CMS magazine RADAR is entirely dedicated to the exchange programme Atelier Mondial and lets former scholarship holders tell about their experiences.
Grant Holders
2021
The Atelier Mondial Juries met at the end of August 2020 and awarded 13 artists from the region of Basel/South Baden/Solothurn/Alsace a work stay abroad: From a total of 171 applications received, four juries in the fields of visual arts, literature, dance and fashion & textiles have selected the following artists for an Atelier Mondial Fellowship 2021:
| Berlin (January – June 2021) | Sanna Reitz |
| Berlin (July – December 2021) | Anna Diehl |
| Jerewan (July – December 2021) | Emmanuel Henninger |
| Cape Town / South Africa (July – December 2021) | Gregory Hari |
| New York (February – July 2021) | Tobias Nussbaumer |
| Paris (July – December 2021) | Sabine Hertig |
| Paris (January – December 2021) | Nico Müller |
| Tokyo (January – March 2021) | Sofia Durrieu |
| Travel Scholarship | Christa Ziegler |
| Oaxaca (March – August 2021) | Eva Brunner |
Atelier Mondial is an international scholarship programme that offers artists in the fields of visual arts, literature, fashion & textiles as well as dance & performing arts the opportunity to spend several months working in one of ten partner countries. Once a year, these 13 scholarships are announced for application in the Tri-Regio, plus a travel scholarship for a free project. The studio scholarships consist of a contribution to the cost of living as well as free use of a studio with a flat or a studio on site.
2020/2021: Atelier Mondial, like many other art programmes, was unexpectedly hit by the pandemic and many artists had to cancel or interrupt their residency this year. However, our many years of exchange with destinations all over the world have strengthened our conviction that art is an important basis for communication between cultures, regions and practices - a basis that can give us impulses for the quality of flexibility, experimentation and provisionality so much needed in these times. It is against this background that the scholarships for 2021 have been awarded again, subject to certain pandemic conditions. We would like to thank the partner institutions worldwide for their inspiring cooperation and the sponsorship for their support.
