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Hank Schmidt in der Beek / Group XXV

Hank Schmidt in der Beek / Group XXV

Oct 2007–Mar 2008
Rene Magrit, Joan Miro, and Ein Muenchner Im Himmel, 2007-2008
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Stefan Rutzinger & Kristina Schinegger / Group XXVII

Oct 2008–Mar 2009
Prototype, 2009
Latex, stainless steel, PVC
Markus Hanakam und Roswitha Schuller / Gruppe XXVII

Markus Hanakam und Roswitha Schuller / Gruppe XXVII

Oct 2008–Mar 2009
Jochen Traar / Group I

Jochen Traar / Group I

Oct 1995–Mar 1996
Sonia Leimer / Group XXI

Sonia Leimer / Group XXI

Oct 2005–Mar 2006
Open House, 2006
Event and installation (real estate flyer)
Simon Fujiwara / Group XXVII

Simon Fujiwara / Group XXVII

Oct 2008–Mar 2009
Impersonator, 2009
Performance
Mathias Poledna / Group VIII

Mathias Poledna / Group VIII

Apr–Sep 1999
Give, Get, Take and Have, 1999
Research project
David Zink Yi / Group XIX

David Zink Yi / Group XIX

Jan–May 2005
Open House, Open Studio, 2005
Video and dia projection
Dorit Margreiter / Group XII

Dorit Margreiter / Group XII

Apr–Sep 2001
20/35 Vision,2001
Installation
Felix Burrichter & Sarah Ortmeyer / Group XXX

Apr–Sep 2010
XXX BURRICHTER ORTMEYER, 2010
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Andreas Fogarasi / Group XXII

Andreas Fogarasi / Group XXII

Apr–Sep 2006
Donor Walls, 2006
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MAK-Schindler Scholarship Program at the Mackey Apartments, Los Angeles

MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program
The Austrian Federal Chancellery / Arts Division in cooperation with the MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art, Vienna, annually awards a total of six scholarships for residency at the Mackey Apartments, Los Angeles. These scholarships are open to free-lance artists, advanced students of architecture ("2. Studienabschnitt"), and graduates of architecture immediately after completion of their degree.
The MAK Center Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program at the Pearl M. Mackey Apartments is a six-month residency offered twice annually to a total of six emerging international artists and architects. The main focus of the residency is on the purposeful long-term support of individual young artists and architects, and on creating new interdisciplinary opportunities and confrontations through lively exchange. This unique program is funded by the Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, the Civil Service and Sport, in cooperation with the MAK.

Each spring, a high profile jury is convened in Vienna to select the winning applications submitted by early career cultural producers from around the world. The residencies are awarded to independent projects exploring and complicating the relation between art and architecture. Projects are chosen according to their ability to critically examine current trends in art, architecture, and society; make a compelling connection with Los Angeles as a place for implementing or continuing the applicant's own work; and demonstrate a conceptual and experimental approach.

Emphasis is placed on the location of the residency in Los Angeles. Without a doubt, Los Angeles has become a primary location for critical activity in art, architecture, and urban theory, and residents’ projects often reflect, incorporate, and address specific facets of the city and its social fabric.

Residency terms run from October through March, and from April through September. The program has been running continuously since October 1995.

Each resident is given an apartment in the R.M. Schindler-designed Pearl M Mackey Apartments (1939) in the Mid-Wilshire District of Los Angeles, a monthly stipend, and the support of MAK Center staff. Key staff members work with the residents to arrange meetings with relevant artists, architects, curators, critics, and educators, and to facilitate their research and projects. Residents are encouraged to participate in MAK Center activities, as well as attend meetings, workshops, and project discussions with other artists and students.

Completed works are presented to the public in an exhibition towards the end of each residency period. Documentation of these works is then permanently catalogued in the MAK Center Archive—an online version of the archive is available at MAKcenterarchive.org

The residency program has a distinguished list of nearly 200 alumni and has included participants from Austria, Bulgaria, China, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Peru, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, and the UK.
 

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MAK Center for Art and Architecture

MAK Center for Art and Architecture

The Californian branch of the MAK in Los Angeles
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles, founded in 1994, is a contemporary, experimental, multi-disciplinary center for art and architecture and is based today in three of the most important houses by the Austrian-American architect Rudolph M. Schindler. The core of the programming includes the internationally sought-after MAK Artists and Architects-in-Residence Program, an annual residency program for emerging international artists and architects.

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