Tuula Närhinen, The Reef Atlas , 2024.

Tuula Närhinen

The Reef Atlas

Rikke Luther, detail "The Mud World Maps. Ocean Lands – Mud Within the Earth System: Gotland"  2024.

Rikke Luther

DUST & FLOW

From the exhibition THE WORM: TERRESTRIAL, FANTASTIC AND WET on Campus Gotland in 2022. Photo: Karl Melander.

Artist residencies in academia: utopia or madness?

GRASS Fellow programme

Photo: Azadeh Fatehrad

Azadeh Fatehrad

Making Home

Peace march Gotland 1981. Photo: Maud and Hans Söderberg

Kalle Brolin

PEACE TALKS

Izyum to Liverpool, Katya Buchatska, 2023. Still from film.

Exhibition at the Art Museum

Kindling

Poster: ”Peace Week”, Channa Bankier, 1984

On Languages and Landscapes of Mobilisation

On Mobilisation

Network Meeting theme: "Sustainable Artistic Freedom"

SWAN

Swedish Artist Residency Network

Rikke Luther, The Sand Bank. Part of three canvases 2.25x4m, as part of backdrop for The Tap Dance Show, 2018.

Artist’s Talk: Concrete The Great Transformation

Out of the Sky, into the Earth

Anne Duk Hee Jordan and Pauline Doutreluingne

Brakfesten

The Worm: Terrestrial, Fantastic and Wet

Flo Kasearu, ”Godzilla" from the "Fears of a Museum Director” series, 2014.

Flo Kasearu

The Fears of Gotland

Photo: Ludivine Thomas

BAC and the Baltic Centre for Writers and Translators

Talks on Artistic Freedom

Art of Heritage Research Residency, artist Augustas Serapinas in the collection storage of the Museum of Gotland.

The Art of Heritage

Seminar

Ulrika Knutson

Lecture: Peace with the earth

Åsa Sonjasdotter

Peace with the Earth

Photo: Production still Sam Smith, 2018

Sam Smith

Lithic Choreographies

Photo: Ingela Johansson "The Nearest Point to the Free World, 1989" (2018)

Ingela Johansson

The Nearest Point to the Free World, 1989

LCCA

Latvian Center for Contemporary Art

Portable Landscapes. Gotland. A Shelter with a View of Home

Henrik Andersson

Sound work during the Almedal Week

BAC -Baltic Art Center is a residency for contemporary art on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Se

Baltic Art Center

BALTIC ART CENTER

Events

2024

›
The Reef Atlas

›
DUST & FLOW

›
GRASS Fellow programme

›
Making Home

›
PEACE TALKS

2023

›
Kindling

›
On Mobilisation

›
Swedish Artist Residency Network

2022

›
Artist’s Talk: Concrete The Great Transformation

›
Out of the Sky, into the Earth

›
Brakfesten

›
The Worm: Terrestrial, Fantastic and Wet

2020

›
The Fears of Gotland

2019

›
Talks on Artistic Freedom

›
Seminar

›
Lecture: Peace with the earth

›
Peace with the Earth

2018

›
Lithic Choreographies

›
The Nearest Point to the Free World, 1989

›
Portable Landscapes. Gotland. A Shelter with a View of Home

›
Sound work during the Almedal Week

2024

› The Reef Atlas

› DUST & FLOW

› GRASS Fellow programme

› Making Home

› PEACE TALKS

2023

› Kindling

› On Mobilisation

› Swedish Artist Residency Network

2022

› Artist’s Talk: Concrete The Great Transformation

› Out of the Sky, into the Earth

› Brakfesten

› The Worm: Terrestrial, Fantastic and Wet

2020

› The Fears of Gotland

2019

› Talks on Artistic Freedom

› Seminar

› Lecture: Peace with the earth

› Peace with the Earth

2018

› Lithic Choreographies

› The Nearest Point to the Free World, 1989

› Portable Landscapes. Gotland. A Shelter with a View of Home

› Sound work during the Almedal Week

›
The Reef Atlas

›
DUST & FLOW

›
GRASS Fellow programme

›
Making Home

›
PEACE TALKS

›
Kindling

›
On Mobilisation

›
Swedish Artist Residency Network

›
Artist’s Talk: Concrete The Great Transformation

›
Out of the Sky, into the Earth

›
Brakfesten

›
The Worm: Terrestrial, Fantastic and Wet

›
The Fears of Gotland

›
Talks on Artistic Freedom

›
Seminar

›
Lecture: Peace with the earth

›
Peace with the Earth

›
Lithic Choreographies

›
The Nearest Point to the Free World, 1989

›
Portable Landscapes. Gotland. A Shelter with a View of Home

›
Sound work during the Almedal Week