One Day at Kurzbauergasse Studios

Janne Schipper gives an insight into her everyday life as a student in the Kurzbauergasse studios. Janne shows which materials she is currently working with and what the rooms in the students' studios in Kurzbauergasse look like.

Ceramics workshop in Kurzbauergasse

The video recordings by Janne Schipper show an insight into the ceramics workshop in Kurzbauergasse. How can the ceramics workshop be used by students? How do they work there and how can students realize their own projects?

Metal and wood workshop on Kurzbauergasse

Janne Schipper gives an insight into everyday working life in the wood and metal workshop in Kurzbauergasse. How can the wood and ceramics workshop be used by students? How do they work there and how can students realize their own projects?

Janne Schipper received her bachelor's degree in sculpture from the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague (NL), Department of Fine Arts. She is currently studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna in the Object Sculpture class (AT). Her practice includes installations, sculptures, poetry, photographs, drawings and textile works.  

"In my practice I apply different artistic methods and pursue art making as an existential investigation. As a basis for my artistic practice, I work with wood, plaster, clay and stone. These materials open up questions about the monumental and at the same time can preserve small and intricate details, resulting in a sensitive sculpture or installation. I find it important to show vulnerability in my artworks. Uncertainty is not only present in the making of art, but also in the viewing of art. I think a work of art can highlight a sense of recognition of the chaos we all face."