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Telegraph Studio accepts all art forms. The residency lasts 4-12 weeks. The artist's headquarters is a studio and an apartment right in the Telegraph premises. It also includes an accompanying program in the form of an open studio or opening reception.

Nevena Aleksovski & Maja Babic Kosir_foto_Jaka Babnik
Nevena Aleksovski & Maja Babic Kosir_foto_Jaka Babnik
Nevena Aleksovski & Maja Babic Kosir_foto_Marijo Zupanov
Maja Babic Kosir_foto_Marijo Zupanov
Nevena Aleksovski_foto_Sonja Stavrova
Maja Babic Kosir_foto_Marijo Zupanov
Nevena Aleksovski_foto_Marijo Zupanov

CURRENT ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: MAJA BABIČ KOŠIR & NEVENA ALEKSOVSKI

Maja Babič Košir is a sculptor educated at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana, with further studies at EINA University School of Design and Art in Barcelona. Her work has been presented internationally at institutions and art fairs including MG+MSUM Ljubljana, Cukrarna, ARCOmadrid, Art Brussels, Vienna Contemporary and Zurich Art Weekend. Working with sculpture, assemblage and spatial installation, she explores memory, absence and personal archives through found and familial materials. Her practice transforms sketches, letters and objects into tactile interventions that balance intuition with formal precision, creating layered works that reflect on intimacy, loss and the emotional traces embedded in material culture.

Nevena Aleksovski is a visual artist educated at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Novi Sad (2008) and the University of Ljubljana, where she completed an MA in Cultural Studies (2014). Her work has been presented internationally in exhibitions and art fairs including ŠKUC, Cukrarna, Vienna Contemporary, Artissima, ARCOmadrid and Berlin Art Week. In 2022 she published Melancholy of the Abandoned Lands, a book tracing her family’s migration history during and after Yugoslavia’s dissolution. Working across painting, drawing, installation and found objects, Aleksovski explores displacement, memory, labour and historical transformation through a feminist perspective and a minimalist visual language.