La Becque: Principal Residency
Laureates (2026/2027)




















































La Becque dedicates particular attention to projects exploring the ever more intertwined notions of nature, the environment, and of technology. At the core of contemporary preoccupations and of growing urgency, these themes feed into all disciplines of the arts – and artists are among those best equipped to map out alternative relationships to both technology and nature.

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Civitella Ranieri - Artist in Residence 
(2026)




















































Civitella is an international residency program for writers, composers, and visual artists. Since 1995, Civitella has hosted more than 1,000 Fellows and Director’s Guests. Civitella Ranieri enables its Fellows to pursue their work and to exchange ideas in a unique and inspiring setting.

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International Advisory 
Board of 
Prince Claus Fund  






















































Representing various geographical regions, disciplines, themes, and backgrounds, the International Advisory Board members possess excellent track records

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CTM Festival and transmediale 2026:
Transhemispheric Resonance  
















































In this two-part programme presented by transmediale and CTM, Nursalim Yadi Anugerah and Vica Pacheco take the stage separately—yet together they compose a trans-hemispheric conversation across forest soundscapes and time-honored breath-based codes and technologies.

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CTM Festival and DAAD 2026:
Ecology as Transmission









































Khrystyna Kirik, Ioana Vreme Moser, and Nursalim Yadi Anugerah in conversation with Mariana Berezovska This panel explores ecology not as an external environment, but as something inseparable from human bodies, technologies, and histories.

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Tempo Magazine:
A Review












































Nursalim Yadi Anugerah, everything was transient, until it was no more. (self-released) // Eyvind Kang, Riparian. (Kou) // Jessika Kenney, Uranian Void. (Kou)
Review by Keir GoGwilt


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