Anna Maria Luczak

sociaal-maatschappelijk - installatie

Anna Łuczak is a visual artist, performer and film maker from Łódź, Poland. She lives and works in Rotterdam, Charlois. The Netherlands. Europe. Through her projects she explores subjective, fragmented and intuitive approaches to collective histories and their influence to daily life. In 2018, together with Erika Roux, Marta Hryniuk, Nick Thomas and Sophie Bates she has co-founded WET (www.wetfilm.org) Rotterdam-based production and distribution cooperative for film, video and artists' moving image with monthly online screenings.

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    • Video Idiom

    Workshop

    Communal Luxury

    Workshop

    • 28-10-2020 t/m 30-10-2020
    • In samenwerking met: Wet Film, Piet Zwart Institute
    • Locatie: De Player , Rotterdam
    • Communal Luxury was a three-day intensive workshop in the Player, which asked the question: what would truly collaborative filmmaking look like? Organized by WET FILM for the MFA students of Piet Zwart Institute
    • http://wetfilm.org/2020/11/24/communal-luxury-workshop/

    Peach @W139

    Tentoonstelling / presentatie

    • 02-12-2016 t/m 31-12-2016
    • In samenwerking met: Sabrina Chou, Hunter Longe, Ghislain Amar, W139
    • Locatie: W139, Amsterdam
    • For the duration of one month, W139 was PEACH — the apartment and artist-run space normally located at Grondherendijk 9b, Oud Charlois, Rotterdam. The exhibition offered a personal look upon the community and ethos of PEACH. It was an explosion of the domestic. Both a physical caricature of the original apartment, highlighting the qualities of familiarity and intimacy found in a home, as well as a continuation of Peach's role as host.
    • https://w139.nl/en/event/peach-2/

    Erkenningen

      Stipendium

    • Jan van Eyck Academie

    • 2018
      Collectie

    • CSW Ujazdowski Castle

    • 2016, Warsaw
      Publicatie

    • Trust Speakers

    • 2015
    • exhibition cataloque
    • CSW Zamek Ujazdowski - edited by Romuald Demidenko, with text by Jan Verwoert