BIP VISUAL ARTS / Liberec, CZECH REP.
An intensive international one-week workshop bringing together art and design students to collaborate, experiment, and create. Participants develop individual and collective artistic projects through workshops, performances, and discussions led by invited artists. The programme includes lectures, an art talk, and a performative workshop, culminating in a final exhibition and public vernissage at the Culture Center Linserka.
Learning outcomes:
By the end of the BIP Visual Arts workshop, participants will be able to:
Develop and complete an original artistic work within an intensive, time-based framework.
Collaborate and communicate in an international environment, engaging with diverse artistic perspectives.
Apply performative and experimental approaches through guided workshops and artistic practice.
Articulate and write a clear description of their artistic project, suitable for professional presentation.
Present and discuss their work publicly, including participation in an art talk and final exhibition.
Plan and realize the installation of an exhibition, considering spatial and curatorial aspects.
Reflect critically on contemporary artistic practices, informed by lectures, discussions, and gallery visits.
Engage with professional artistic contexts, including interaction with invited artists and exposure to exhibition formats.
Applications can be submitted until Monday, March 30 via the following form:
https://forms.gle/ngCeHfwcmLFSGKTS8
The form includes contact details and a short questionnaire.
BIP Democracy in Space (16.–21. 3. 2026)
The international Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) Democracy in Space will take place at the Faculty of Arts and Architecture of TUL from 16 to 21 March 2026.
Exhibition Opening in Elblag
We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition We Can’t Build What We Can’t Imagine, which will take place on 12 February 2026 at 6:00 PM at Galerie El in Elbląg, Poland.
FAA TUL will be represented by lecturers from the Department of Art: Blanka Kirchner, Jaroslav Prokeš, and Petra Vlachynská, along with student Filip Čapek.
The exhibition was previously presented in Szczecin, Poland, and is now expanded with new artistic works.
Perfomance Night
Thursday, 11 December 2025, 4:30 PM
Performance by Viktorie Maďarová, presented as part of the accompanying programme to the exhibition We Can’t Build What We Can’t Imagine.
The performance expands the themes of the exhibition through live action, exploring the relationship between imagination, the body, and the possibilities of artistic expression. It offers a temporal and experiential dimension that complements the exhibited works and invites the audience to engage directly with the ideas underlying the exhibition.