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// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

// A Science of Singularity in the Age of Light – Public Colloquium // 26.–29.05.2026

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between the Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and PART International Art Residency Austria.

From May 26–29 Public Colloquium 2026 unfolds as a four-day open seminar at THE HALL — bringing together artistic researchers and audiences in a shared space of inquiry and exchange.

The colloquium will feature presentations by 15 doctoral candidates from the PhD in Art programme, each offering insight into their ongoing artistic research. Their presentations will be followed by public conversations, feedback sessions, and critical reflections with four invited guest critics.

Across these four days, THE HALL becomes a site of dialogue, where practices are tested, ideas are challenged, and new perspectives emerge. The event invites audiences to engage directly with current artistic research and to take part in its unfolding. All the programmes will be documented by reportage drawing and photography.

Studio Intakes 🌿 A glimpse into the studio of our current resident Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession 💚

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

#BeauxMendes #StudioIntakes #PARTResidency

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Recap 🌿

Yesterday we welcomed curators, artists, and guests to PART for a brunch and a series of resident studio visits.

Together with @NeverAtHome, curator Melanie Schreiner (@Mjschein), @CommuneGallery, Stella Asiimwe from @WeltmuseumWien, and curator István Virágvölgyi (@Viristvan), we spent the afternoon moving through the studios of our current residents and engaging in conversations around their ongoing work and research.

@KleytmanAlina, @NjolaImpressions, Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom), @Kate_EWallace, and @Pakui_Hardware opened their studios and shared insights into the projects they are currently developing during their residency at PART.

Thank you to everyone for the generous exchange and inspiring discussions throughout the day.

#PARTresidency #StudioVisits #ResidentBrunch

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Beaux Mendes (@Absalomabsalom) (NYC) in cooperation with @ViennaSecession🌿

Beaux Mendes begins by going out into the field to paint from observation. Repeated trips to sites invoke rituals of passage and pilgrimage. Their surfaces unfold in a continuum of unusual ingredients: animal hide, wood, marble dust, and distemper. Animated by enigmatic layers of abstraction and apparitional figures, appearances arrive as much as they withdraw in Mendes‘ work, opening up spaces of irresolution.

During the residency at PART, Beaux Mendes will focus on preparing for their upcoming exhibition at the Secession, scheduled to open this December. In parallel, they will begin developing compositional studies for a large-scale, multi-figure distemper painting which they intend to complete upon returning to Los Angeles, where they live and work.

Image 1: Portrait Beaux Mendes, Photo by Jonathan Chacon
Image 2: Untitled
Image 3: DrLazarus

#BeauxMendes #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Conversation: Karolina Jabłońska with Sophie Thun

🗓 Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 6:45 pm
📍STUDIO 2, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistraße 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

@Karolina_Jab will speak about her painting practice, which draws on ordinary scenes and the subtle discomfort embedded within everyday gestures.

The evening will also offer an opportunity to encounter new works developed during her residency at PART, followed by a conversation with Vienna-based artist @Sophie.Thun

Photo: Courtesy of the artist

#PARTresidency #KarolinaJablonska #SophieThun

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Conversation: Karolina Jabłońska with Sophie Thun

🗓 Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 6:45 pm
📍STUDIO 2, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistraße 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

@Karolina_Jab will speak about her painting practice, which draws on ordinary scenes and the subtle discomfort embedded within everyday gestures.

The evening will also offer an opportunity to encounter new works developed during her residency at PART, followed by a conversation with Vienna-based artist @Sophie.Thun

Photo: Courtesy of the artist

#PARTresidency #KarolinaJablonska #SophieThun

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Conversation: Karolina Jabłońska with Sophie Thun

🗓 Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 6:45 pm
📍STUDIO 2, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistraße 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

@Karolina_Jab will speak about her painting practice, which draws on ordinary scenes and the subtle discomfort embedded within everyday gestures.

The evening will also offer an opportunity to encounter new works developed during her residency at PART, followed by a conversation with Vienna-based artist @Sophie.Thun

Photo: Courtesy of the artist

#PARTresidency #KarolinaJablonska #SophieThun

Studio Intakes 🌿 A glimpse into the studio of our current resident @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 💚

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

#NjolaImpressions #StudioIntakes #PartResidency

»A pause, an exchange, a place to reflect. To take part means to immerse yourself in an environment unlike your own, to share stories and space together during a period in which your own movements shift. Taking part means being open to altered routines, embracing new paths and connections to fuel creative practice. For me, being here means a change in pace, a pause to known schedules and a familiar rush of the everyday. To slow down to collect and observe new details.« — KATE WALLACE, current residents at PART

🌿 Under the theme What does it mean to take PART?, we invite our residents to reflect on participation, process, and presence within the context of the residency.

#PARTResidency #KateWallace #WhatDoesItMeanToTakePART

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Screening with Alina Kleytman

🗓 Tuesday, May 26, 2026, 6:30 pm
📍 Studio 4, PART International Art Residency Austria

During the evening, Alina Kleytman will present her latest video works, all produced and filmed at PART during her residency, followed by a conversation and exchange with the audience.

The videos will later premiere as part of Kleytman’s upcoming exhibition Trigger Warning at Kunstverein Friedrichshafen (DE), opening on July 3, 2026.

Image: Alina Kleytman

#PARTresidency #AlinaKleytman #StudioScreening

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Screening with Alina Kleytman

🗓 Tuesday, May 26, 2026, 6:30 pm
📍 Studio 4, PART International Art Residency Austria

During the evening, Alina Kleytman will present her latest video works, all produced and filmed at PART during her residency, followed by a conversation and exchange with the audience.

The videos will later premiere as part of Kleytman’s upcoming exhibition Trigger Warning at Kunstverein Friedrichshafen (DE), opening on July 3, 2026.

Image: Alina Kleytman

#PARTresidency #AlinaKleytman #StudioScreening

Save the Date 🌿

Studio Screening with Alina Kleytman

🗓 Tuesday, May 26, 2026, 6:30 pm
📍 Studio 4, PART International Art Residency Austria

During the evening, Alina Kleytman will present her latest video works, all produced and filmed at PART during her residency, followed by a conversation and exchange with the audience.

The videos will later premiere as part of Kleytman’s upcoming exhibition Trigger Warning at Kunstverein Friedrichshafen (DE), opening on July 3, 2026.

Image: Alina Kleytman

#PARTresidency #AlinaKleytman #StudioScreening

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence @NjolaImpressions (UG) in cooperation with @WeltmuseumWien 🌿

Nabukenya Allen, aka Njola and founder of Njola Impressions, is a Ugandan multidisciplinary artist. Her practice transforms discarded materials, including plastic, flip flops, and tyres, into artworks, fashion, and installation. Through recycling and community engagement, her work explores sustainability, creativity, and the power of art to turn waste into opportunity.‍

During her residency at PART, the artist will be working on her upcoming exhibition at the Theseustempel (Weltmuseum Wien) in Vienna, opening on May 28, 2026. She will also deepen exploration and experimentation within her practice of transforming discarded materials into artworks. Rather than arriving with a fixed outcome, she wants to first experience the environment, materials, and artistic context of Vienna, allowing these encounters to guide the direction of her work and open new possibilities for her practice.

Image 1: ©️ the artist
Image 2: Kiteezi Collection ©️ Giulio Molfese
Image 3: Allen Nabukenya, SEWING IN THE WATER, 2022, Mixed media on canvas, 46 1/2 × 40 1/5 in | 118 × 102 cm

#NjolaImpressions #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Studio Intakes 🌿
A glimpse into the studio of @Kate_EWallace (AUS), in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 💚

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 – “𝐀 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭”

The Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna @dieangewandte is opening its doors for four days of live presentations, critical dialogue, and public exchange.

We bring together 15 doctoral researchers to share their ongoing practices, followed by open conversations with four international guest critics at PART International Art Residency Austria @partresidency

📅 26–29 May 2026
🕐 13:00–18:00 each day
📍 THE HALL, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistrasse 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

Participants:

• Žarko Aleksić
• Katarina Damiani
• Imani Rameses
• Helena Nikonole
• Sanja Andelković
• Conny Zenk
• Marie Reichel
• Joanna Bruckner
• Konstanze Stoiber
• Jo O’Brien
• carrick bell
• Ksenia Yurkova
• Lilla Szász
• Maria Luigia Gioffre

Opening Speech by the Rectorin of Angewandte Ulrike Kuch and Introduction by Miya Yoshida.

Guest Critics:
Prof. Gerhild Steinbuch, Universtiy of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Isabel Kranz, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Gertrud Sandqvist, Malmö Art Academy, Lund University
Prof. Füsun Türetken, University of Arts Bremen

Drawing artist: Xiaopeng Zhou @z_x_p_

📷
Image 1: Lea Sonderegger
Image 2-3: Simos Batzakis
Image 4: Sakoto Nema

𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 – “𝐀 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭”

The Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna @dieangewandte is opening its doors for four days of live presentations, critical dialogue, and public exchange.

We bring together 15 doctoral researchers to share their ongoing practices, followed by open conversations with four international guest critics at PART International Art Residency Austria @partresidency

📅 26–29 May 2026
🕐 13:00–18:00 each day
📍 THE HALL, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistrasse 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

Participants:

• Žarko Aleksić
• Katarina Damiani
• Imani Rameses
• Helena Nikonole
• Sanja Andelković
• Conny Zenk
• Marie Reichel
• Joanna Bruckner
• Konstanze Stoiber
• Jo O’Brien
• carrick bell
• Ksenia Yurkova
• Lilla Szász
• Maria Luigia Gioffre

Opening Speech by the Rectorin of Angewandte Ulrike Kuch and Introduction by Miya Yoshida.

Guest Critics:
Prof. Gerhild Steinbuch, Universtiy of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Isabel Kranz, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Gertrud Sandqvist, Malmö Art Academy, Lund University
Prof. Füsun Türetken, University of Arts Bremen

Drawing artist: Xiaopeng Zhou @z_x_p_

📷
Image 1: Lea Sonderegger
Image 2-3: Simos Batzakis
Image 4: Sakoto Nema

𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 – “𝐀 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭”

The Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna @dieangewandte is opening its doors for four days of live presentations, critical dialogue, and public exchange.

We bring together 15 doctoral researchers to share their ongoing practices, followed by open conversations with four international guest critics at PART International Art Residency Austria @partresidency

📅 26–29 May 2026
🕐 13:00–18:00 each day
📍 THE HALL, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistrasse 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

Participants:

• Žarko Aleksić
• Katarina Damiani
• Imani Rameses
• Helena Nikonole
• Sanja Andelković
• Conny Zenk
• Marie Reichel
• Joanna Bruckner
• Konstanze Stoiber
• Jo O’Brien
• carrick bell
• Ksenia Yurkova
• Lilla Szász
• Maria Luigia Gioffre

Opening Speech by the Rectorin of Angewandte Ulrike Kuch and Introduction by Miya Yoshida.

Guest Critics:
Prof. Gerhild Steinbuch, Universtiy of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Isabel Kranz, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Gertrud Sandqvist, Malmö Art Academy, Lund University
Prof. Füsun Türetken, University of Arts Bremen

Drawing artist: Xiaopeng Zhou @z_x_p_

📷
Image 1: Lea Sonderegger
Image 2-3: Simos Batzakis
Image 4: Sakoto Nema

𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐮𝐦 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 – “𝐀 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭”

The Artistic Research PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts Vienna @dieangewandte is opening its doors for four days of live presentations, critical dialogue, and public exchange.

We bring together 15 doctoral researchers to share their ongoing practices, followed by open conversations with four international guest critics at PART International Art Residency Austria @partresidency

📅 26–29 May 2026
🕐 13:00–18:00 each day
📍 THE HALL, PART International Art Residency Austria
Meiereistrasse 3 & 16, 1020 Vienna

Participants:

• Žarko Aleksić
• Katarina Damiani
• Imani Rameses
• Helena Nikonole
• Sanja Andelković
• Conny Zenk
• Marie Reichel
• Joanna Bruckner
• Konstanze Stoiber
• Jo O’Brien
• carrick bell
• Ksenia Yurkova
• Lilla Szász
• Maria Luigia Gioffre

Opening Speech by the Rectorin of Angewandte Ulrike Kuch and Introduction by Miya Yoshida.

Guest Critics:
Prof. Gerhild Steinbuch, Universtiy of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Isabel Kranz, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Prof. Gertrud Sandqvist, Malmö Art Academy, Lund University
Prof. Füsun Türetken, University of Arts Bremen

Drawing artist: Xiaopeng Zhou @z_x_p_

📷
Image 1: Lea Sonderegger
Image 2-3: Simos Batzakis
Image 4: Sakoto Nema

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence

Meet our current Artist in Residence Kate_EWallace (AUS) in cooperation with @CommuneGallery 🌿

Melbourne-based artist Kate Wallace (1990) explores experiences of place and urban life through representational painting. Working with scale, cropping, blur, and repetition, her practice translates memory and the construction of the past, often drawing on photographs taken in moments of waiting or transit. She completed a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne in 2018, and has exhibited across non-profit, public, and commercial contexts. Residencies include the NARS Foundation, New York (2022), and Woollahra Gallery, New South Wales (2023).

During her residency at PART, Wallace intends to draw upon the richness of the surrounding environment and architecture to develop a new series of paintings, using her time to research and collate materials. Culminating in an exhibition with Commune Gallery, she wishes to connect with the local art community, meeting with artists, curators and other creatives based in Vienna. Through such exchange, she hopes to establish ongoing collaboration and dialogue.

Image 1: Portrait of Kate Wallace, Photo by Rudi Lorimer
Image 2: Kate Wallace, A place of a former meeting, 2025, oil on board, 24 x 18 cm (Detail)
Image 3: Kate Wallace, A small world, 2025, oil on copper, 15 x 10 cm

#KateWallace #PARTResidency #ArtistInResidence