QMA Artist Collective 2024
work currently in process
External jury
Ana de Almeida
Ana de Almeida is an artist and researcher from Lisbon, currently living and working in Vienna. In her practice, de Almeida deals with processes of remembering from a socio-political perspective, with the intersection of family-narratives and macro-political events and with processes of privatization of history.
Recent shows and projects have been with Belvedere 21 (2023), Kunsthalle Wien (2023), House of Arts Ústí nad Labem (2021) and Tabakalera International Centre for Contemporary Culture in Donostia/San Sebastián (2020) to name a few.
Selected artists
Eszter Katalin
Céline Struger
Tahereh Nourani
Laia Fabre
Sissi Petutschnig
Rosa Andraschek
Hannah Parth
Elisa Schober
Marlene Lahmer
Francisco Valenca Vaz
Michaela Nagyidaiova
Kia Sciarrone
Miao Fangping
Sunggu Hong
Dominykas Cinauskas
Chaerin Park
Jelisaveta Rapaić
Rafał Morusiewicz
Rafał Morusiewicz, PhD (they/them, no pronoun), is a Vienna-based researching visual artist, curator, and writer. Their artistic-research practice has led to several experimental films, screened at festivals, presented as installations at exhibition venues, and programmed at online platforms in and outside Vienna. Since 2020, they are part of Maggessi/Morusiewicz: by employing tools and strategies stemming from their diverse backgrounds (design, found-footage film, performance, sampling, stitching, silkscreening), they explore modes of creating archives and fabulating futures in expanded and intimate ways.
Selina Shirin Stritzel
Selina Shirin Stritzel is a theater maker, political educator and transmedia artist. She studied Theatre-, Film- and Media Studies and a Master's degree in Critical Studies at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. As a theater maker she worked from 2014 to 2017 at Ballhaus Naunynstraße Berlin amongst other things as a dramaturge and director of the akademie der autodidakten. In Vienna she worked with Gin Müller for the "que_ring drama project" & "JUSTITIA! Identity Cases" & "JUSTITIA! IL*LEGAL MONSTERS" at brut Wien. Her artistic practice also involves painting and videoart, through which she negotiates themes around identity politics, classism and hybridity. Her works undergo a process of self-reflexivity, culminating in spaces or assemblages made out of her personal and extended archive.