The presentation of the study by dr Vasilijus Safronovas on the emigration and immigration patterns of Curonian Spit inhabitants after WWII took place on the 24th of January at the Curonian Spit History Museum. Aspiring to become a bibliographic rarity, the book will be later translated to English and available at Vilnius Academy of Arts bookstore in Vilnius, Nida Art Colony, and Thomas Mann Museum in Nida. Initiated by VAA Nida Art Colony, the study is part of the project 4Cs: From Conflict to Conviviality Through Creativity and Culture. 

The Open Call for residency applications in 2019-2020 and contributions to the 9th Inter-format Symposium on the Fluidity of Humour & Absurdity is here! Application deadline is 15 March.

Application deadline: 15 March 2019

On the 26th of January (Saturday), 4 pm Nida Art Colony wants to invite you to the first Open Studios event this year. Kristina Marić (HR), Sandra Kosorotova (EE), Emily Dundas (CA), Natalija Vujosević (YU-ME), Tara Langford (GB), and Marlaina Read (AU) will present artworks and projects developed during their stay at Nida.  

Open Studio days happen every month and provide a unique opportunity to meet the artists, learn of their works, and find out about their experiences and discoveries in Nida.

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*The event will be held in English.

From the smallest to the most significant events – this year was especially abundant and peculiar. We have nourished present connections and promising projects that will continue to grow in 2019, too. So once again, by beginning new year, we have prepared a short review that will acquaint those who were not there and let us turn the page as well as take a peek to the future events and open calls together.

Hello 2019! Residents of the first month in the new year are: Marlaina Read (AU), Tara Langford (GB), Natalija Vujosevic (YU-ME), Kristina Maric (HR), Sandra Kosorotova (EE), Emily Dundas Oke (CA).

On the 29th of December the last residents in 2018 Marlaina Read (AU), Tara Langford (GB), Demelza Watts (GB), and Katherina Heil (DE) presented their works developed during the stay at Nida Art Colony.