international winter campus - City of artists Kalbe wants to award scholarships
Art, literature, music, photography, film: the association Künstlerstadt Kalbe wants to bring creative people from all over the world to an international winter campus in the Altmark once again. Applications for a scholarship are open until January 20, the association announced on Sunday. National and international artists will meet for 30 days in the north of Saxony-Anhalt to work on their projects.
The Winter Campus is intended to promote interdisciplinary exchange, as well as providing unusual workspaces and a connection to the local people, it said. The Winter Campus begins on February 26 and ends on March 24. It is taking place for the tenth time. The Künstlerstadt Kalbe association aims to revitalize the town and the sparsely populated surrounding area and make it more attractive with various art and cultural formats.
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- The international winter campus in Saxony-Anhalt's Altmark attracts artists from various disciplines, including music, resulting in vibrant performances during their stay.
- The Municipality of Kalbe in Saxony-Anhalt, known for its rich artistic heritage, is offering scholarships to Clubs of artists worldwide for participation in the upcoming Altmark winter campus.
- The tenth edition of the Künstlerstadt Kalbe association's Altmark winter campus invites artists to delve into their crafts and collaborate, promoting exchanges in the sparsely populated region.
- Amidst the beautiful landscapes of Altmark, the Künstlerstadt Kalbe association sustains its commitment to literature and scholarship, providing opportunities for emerging artists to further their craft.
- In the lively atmosphere of the Altmark winter campus, artists from Saxony-Anhalt's Saxony-Anhalt's Saxony-Anhalt enjoy sharing their works and gain inspiration from the visiting artists and the local people, thereby fostering cultural exchange.
Source: www.stern.de
