Bits from group project 'Art Work' at the project space 'Kioskas'

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Photo by Julija Navarskaitė
On the 10-27 of April Nida Art Colony temporary project space Kioskas (11 Taikos st, Nida) was turned into an Open Studio space. Residents Marion Blume, Christine Cheung, and Christina Smiros worked there interchangeably and allowed viewers to witness their artistic practices.
Marion Blume (DE) was carving apple seeds from an apple tree branch she brought from her parent's garden in Munich, Germany.

Christine Cheung (CA) made drawings using sand, salt and other various materials. By the end of the project, she made an installation out of sand.

Christina Smiros (US) was editing a series of video and film works, however she unfortunately did not make it into the brief documentation process.

The patron of the project is Andrius Tamaliūnas.
Project is supported by Lithuanian Council for Culture.

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Photos by Julija Navarskaitė and Indrė Liškauskaitė

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