Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts scholarship, 2022, Austria

Publish Date: Apr 24, 2022

Deadline: Apr 29, 2022

Event Dates: from Jul 18, 2022 12:00 to Aug 27, 2022 12:00

The Summer Academy welcomes applications to its different scholarship schemes for its exciting 2022 course programme. The programme reflects current intersectional developments in contemporary art practices such as performance and indigeneity, digital image archiving, and collaborative/community-oriented practices, as well as methodological approaches to decoloniality, eco-criticism, in/visibility/impairment, and (queer-)feminism. It also holds unique opportunities in advancing individual practices in artistic and curatorial research, drawing, educating, painting, performing, print-making, photography and film-making, sculpting, and writing together in an international collaborative environment. 
Most scholarships cover the participation fee, while some include travel and accommodation expenses. Together with the artistic instructors, an international jury will award the scholarships. Every year about 100 scholarships are given to a global community of students. 

On solidarity 
The Summer Academy is a place of solidarity encounters and international exchange between artists, cultural workers, and others. For the first time, ten full scholarships are available for people forced to flee to Europe. They cover course fees, travel, accommodation, and an allowance. 
Courses will be held at the Hohensalzburg Fortress (on-site or online participation), the Untersberg Quarry (on-site participation) and in Kassel (on-site participation). Each year, the Academy invites international artists, curators, collectives, educators, scholars, and writers to serve as instructors for its course programme.

Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Art
Founded in 1953 by renowned Austrian artist Oskar Kokoschka (1886–1980) as the “Schule des Sehens” (school of seeing), the Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts at Hohensalzburg Fortress is the oldest of its kind in Europe. Approximately 20 courses are offered each summer and attended by more than 300 participants from over 50 countries, making the Academy a vibrant venue for international artistic and creative exchange. The Academy offers an open application process to anyone interested, no degrees required; a unique opportunity to study with outstanding international artists, curators, collectives, educators, scholars and writers; devote time exclusively to making art or developing ideas while also learning about and reflecting on art and its discourses; 

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Disciplines

Arts

Culture

Environmental Studies

Films

Fine Art

Photography

Study Levels

Graduate

MA

Master’s

Postdoctoral

Postgraduate

Opportunity Types

Scholarships

Eligible Countries

International

Host Countries

Austria