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bildingship“ ist ein Arbeitsstipendium für junge KünstlerInnen bis 31 Jahre, die für ein halbes (optional verlängerbar) Jahr einen Atelierplatz im bilding mit ihrer Kunst bespielen, sowie im Ausmaß einer geringfügigen Anstellung (500€ bei ca. 10 Wochenstunden) im bilding-Werkstättenbetrieb mitarbeiten sollen. Ziel ist es die Idee, das Konzept und die Arbeitsweise von bilding den KünstlerInnen näher zubringen und gleicherweise künstlerische Entstehungsprozesse anhand der eigenen Arbeit vor Ort direkt an die Kinder und Jugendlichen vermitteln zu können, gegenseitige Bindungen aufzubauen und den internationalen Diskurs im Bereich der Kunst- und Kulturvermittlung mit jungen Menschen über die praktischen Erfahrungen im bilding zu erweitern.

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Angaben zur Person und bisherigen künstlerischen Tätigkeiten (max. 2 Seiten), Motivationsschreiben (Max. 1 Seite), kurze Darstellung der eigenen Vorhaben während der residency (max. 1 Seite), Portfolio (max. 10 Seiten), tabellarischer Lebenslauf (inkl. Geburtsdatum) und künstlerischer Werdegang

Einreichungen bitte bis spätestens 21.3.2024 als PDF Datei an info@bilding.at
Gerne kann man sich auch telefonisch unter +43 699 12847939 über das bildingship informieren

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bildingship insight

bildingship artist Gergö Bánkúti, letter, 13th june 2021
I didn’t really know what to expect before I came here. It wasn’t just an artist residency program I was part of, it really drove me back to the roots of creation by working with kids. Maybe bilding is not as big as a school but it has a much greater importance in teaching young people and children art, and it looks way better as well.
Apart from the amazing architecture, it is fully equipped with painting materials, woodworking and graphic tools and various artistic appliances – which provides a wide range of possibilities of expression and an inspiring atmosphere. It‘s a place where you can engage in various art workshops with kids and youngsters by making art TOGETHER. Being part of it is a special opportunity in which one can gain instinctive methods by co-working with little fellows in order to create.
Personally, working with children helped me a lot to find different ways of creation and offered me a fresh gaze to look at my own work – which is essential in every artist‘s life. An artist should be open minded, creative, and most importantly brave enough to try out new things. I think this fits very much to the philosophy of bilding and that’s not a coincidence, because nothing is impossible – except swimming in lava.

bildingship artist Kristina Kapeljuh, letter, 5th june 2023
Questioning art meaning within a context and framework, creating design that functions within a community, and exploring experimental teaching and learning processes – while engaging in several tasks – hands in mud of ceramics or tusche, maintaining an unexpectedly philosophical conversation with a seven-year-old in German – all at the same time. That was one of my first impressions here. There’s no doubt that this experience boosts creative skills in a variety of dimensions. It opened my eyes to the importance of clarity in creative processes. In collaboration with children and within the framework of the German language (which I had little knowledge of), simplicity is crucial. It was a great surprise to observe how communication can be effective even in the realm of the unknown language, culture, and context. Obviously, through art. Through exploring and doing, a lot of unnecessary theorization was revealed, while simultaneously the importance of dialogue was highlighted. Even now, at the finishing line of this crazy marathon, I am on my way to understanding and reflecting on this immense and profound experience. My attempt to do so is embodied in the design of this years programme booklet; through a joinery with my comrades that witnessed bilding’s changes throughout 2023.
P.S. Even swimming in lava is possible with bilding team

bildingship residents

Gergö Bankúti (Ungarn), Juli 2020 – Juli 2021
Evan Reinhold (Großbritannien), Juli – August 2021
Lea Abendstein (Österreich), Feber – Juli 2022
Kristina Kapeljuh (Ukraine), Juli 2022 – Juli 2023
Divleena Singh (Indien), Oktober 2023 – Juli 2024