Delfina Residency
The Goethe-Institut London and Delfina Foundation offer residencies in collaboration. Their joint residency programmes have different curatorial foci on contemporary art and everyday life.
Since its inception in 2010, Delfina Foundation and the Goethe-Institut London supported several cultural practitioners’ residency programmes. In 2010, Asli Sungu explored the field of Turkish migration in contemporary art. In 2012, Jamila Adeli investigated London’s museum landscape, curational practices and cultural connections between Europe and the Middle East. And in 2015, curator Marianna Liosi examined the effects of digitalisation on the public sphere.
By offering residencies, Delfina Foundation and the Goethe-Institute London provided opportunities for artists, curators and writers to develop their practice, explore connections, and build collaborations with peers, communities and institutions.
Find out more on the Delfina Website.
Since its inception in 2010, Delfina Foundation and the Goethe-Institut London supported several cultural practitioners’ residency programmes. In 2010, Asli Sungu explored the field of Turkish migration in contemporary art. In 2012, Jamila Adeli investigated London’s museum landscape, curational practices and cultural connections between Europe and the Middle East. And in 2015, curator Marianna Liosi examined the effects of digitalisation on the public sphere.
By offering residencies, Delfina Foundation and the Goethe-Institute London provided opportunities for artists, curators and writers to develop their practice, explore connections, and build collaborations with peers, communities and institutions.
Find out more on the Delfina Website.
