Four Artists Selected for the Residency Programme
The Art of Remembrance project is pleased to announce the four artists selected to take part in its international residency programme, which will unfold across four WWII remembrance sites in Belgium, France, Italy, and Poland between April 2025 and January 2026. The selected artists will each spend eight weeks engaging with the historical and social […]
Art of Remembrance Announces Jury for Artist Selection
With the Art of Remembrance call for artists now closed, the project moves into its next key phase: the selection of the four artists who will undertake residencies at WWII remembrance sites in Poland, France, Italy, and Belgium. To ensure a fair and rigorous selection process, we are honored to introduce our distinguished jury, composed […]
Art of Remembrance Call Closed: 190 Applications Received
The call for artist residencies for ‘Art of Remembrance’ officially closed on 5 February 2025 at midnight, marking a significant milestone in the project’s development. We received 190 applications from 50 different countries, reflecting a strong interest from artists across disciplines, including visual arts, sculpture, photography, digital arts, installation, and performance. This diversity of approaches […]
Call for Artists to Engage with WWII History
The Art of Remembrance project has officially launched its call for artists, offering a unique opportunity for creatives to immerse themselves in the history and memory of World War II. This ambitious initiative invites artists from across the globe to participate in a residency program that reimagines how we connect with the past through contemporary […]
The “Art of Remembrance” project kicks-off
This week marked the launch of the EU-funded Art of Remembrance project, as partners gathered at Tempora’s office in Brussels for a comprehensive kick-off meeting. The project, a collaboration between leading cultural and historical institutions across Europe, aims to bridge the gap between history and contemporary art, engaging audiences across Europe with innovative artistic expressions and narratives.
