SUMMER ACADEMY 2017 BLOG - Table of Contents

JULY
17	In Between the Thought and the Artwork - The Focus is on Art Production!
18	At the Beginning, We Make Connections
19	Making a Stepping Stone in Painting Practice - A Talk with Mark van Yetter
20	Gesture as the fluid of life - a talk with Melissa Gordon
21	The ABCs of Printing with Lukas Pusch
21	The First Week of First Times
24	Showing the Reality We Believe Inside - A Talk with Valerie Jouve
25	Telling Stories Together with Tex Rubinowitz
26	Thinking with Ruth Noack - A Few Words About the Curatorial Course
27	Wednesday is the Day for Officials - The Landesrat Came By!
28	Settling in. Am I Making Friends yet?
31	The Story of Kokoschka
AUGUST
1	The Magic of Untersberg
2	Tony Chakar and the Class of Contemporary Flanerie
3	Curating is working with people. People like Grace Samboh
4	What Does it Mean to Be a Blogger?
7	Step Out of Your Comfort Zone. Let Bernhard Martin Guide You!
8	Exploring Contemporary Drawing in Real Life with Till Megerle
9	Jazzy Time: Art and the City
10	Cake, Beer and Bosna - Getting the Actual Taste of Salzburg
11	The Art of Tiny Objects. I talked to Marc Monzo about the Jewelry Class
14	Building an Art Institution? Here's What to Keep in Mind.
15	In love with the Stone - I spoke with Andreas Lolis
16	Practicing the Ways of Seeing
17	Transitioning Through the Periscope
18	On Energy and Excitement from a Blogger's Perspective
21	Working in Different Ways - I Talked to Michael Beutler About His Class
22	Filmmaking is a Complex Thing. I Watched Distruktur and Their Students
23	The Value of Gesture in a Magazine
24	Miniature is More Than a Technique - I Talked with Aisha Khalid
25	The Class of Paulina Olowska Exploded with Color
26	So long, Princess! Chaos Calls!

I am grateful to all the Summer Academy staff - Hildegund, Simone, Gabi, Amy <3, and Laura.

Special thanks, I owe to the kings of my favorite room, technicians Thomas, Sebastian, Stephen, and Johannes who were kind enough to stoically bear with my moodiness, especially when good coffee was lacking.

I appreciate the openness of all the teachers and students. Belgrade is not across the world, so ring me up when you're in the Balkans.

Do skorog viđenja!

Ana