Institution in Residency: MUSTARINDA
- Published on Monday, 06 February 2023 12:41
Michaela Casková, Mustarinda House, 2020
During February Mustarinda association (Finland) stays in residency at NAC. The Mustarinda Association is a group of artists and researchers, whose goal is to promote the ecological rebuilding of society, the diversity of culture and nature, and the connection between art and science. At the centre of our activity lie contemporary art, boundary-crossing research, practical experimentation, communication, education and events. The Mustarinda Association reaches towards a post-fossil culture by combining scientific knowledge and experiential artistic activity. The Mustarinda Association is active both internationally and locally. Our activities are rooted at the Mustarinda house at the edge of the Paljakka nature reserve in Kainuu. MUSTARINDA MEMBERS: Tiina Arjukka Hirvonen (b.1988) lives and works in Kainuu, Finland. Tiina is an art educator, artist, cultural worker and most importantly a husky companion. She currently works as artist-pedagogue in the Kainuu culture centre for youth and children and in Evolution in Action, art-science education project in the University of Jyväskylä. Michaela Casková is a visual artist, educator, nomadic gardener, host, friend and forager keeping an eye on atmospheric events. Motivated by processes of sharing and learning, Michaela is constantly flowing between collaborative and interdisciplinary projects. She works and lives in Finland and Czech Republic. Robin Everett is a visual artist and writer working living and working between Finland and Norway with themes and concerns that encompass the macro and micro of Nordic biomes and wider socio-ecological concerns via contemporary art, environmental education, residency hosting, research, and publishing practices. The processes often question how our understanding of environments and ecologies are impacted through systems that operate at the intersection of the human and more-than-human spheres. Residency is funded by: Nordic Culture Point
Lithuanian Council for Culture
Neringa municipality
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