DailyArt.NewsLa Becque Artist Residency has unveiled its ambitious Summer 2026 program, bringing together contemporary art, performance, research, publishing, and international collaboration on the shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
The season features Open Studios, Art Basel week events, groundbreaking public programs, cross-disciplinary performances, global fellowship initiatives, and the release of Midmeste, a new collaborative album by Judith Hamann and James Rushford. Artists, writers, musicians, and researchers from around the world will engage in projects that explore cultural exchange, artistic experimentation, embodied knowledge, archives, sound practices, and emerging creative technologies.
Highlights include the July 25 Open Studios event, collaborations with Kunsthalle Basel during Art Basel, the launch of a new public program series, participation in the international Tender Mesh fellowship, and innovative performances across Switzerland, Italy, and beyond.
Through residencies, exhibitions, publications, and global partnerships, La Becque continues to champion research-driven creativity and foster meaningful connections between artists and audiences worldwide.
