Curators-in-residence
The 2026 cohort
Five curators working across Europe and the Americas, whose practices span public art, environmental research, performance, archives and speculative world-building.
Josefina Barcia
New York & Buenos Aires
Argentine curator based in New York whose practice bridges contemporary art, performance, sound and archival research within Latin American and Global South contexts. She holds an MA in Curatorial Studies from Bard College, and in 2026 curated Monitor Yin Yang by Matías Duville for the Argentine Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale. From 2011 to 2021 she worked in the Curatorial Department at MALBA, Buenos Aires, and later as a Hartwig Foundation Curatorial Fellow at Performa, New York.
Alexander Burenkov
Paris
Paris-based curator, cultural strategist and writer working at the intersection of contemporary art, alternative pedagogy and artistic direction, exploring exhibitions as epistemic and experiential infrastructures. His roles include Curator (with Nicolas Bourriaud) of Ceremony at La Monnaie de Paris, Founding Head of Curatorial Practices at the Moscow School of Contemporary Art, and founder of Yūgen App; his writing has appeared in Artforum, Spike and Foam.
Tea Kříž
Liberec & Prague
Chief Curator and contemporary art researcher at the Museum of Fine Arts Lázně in Liberec, working between Prague, Liberec and internationally as an editor and critic. Her curatorial practice focuses on environmental issues, landscapes and materiality, approaching curating as a metaphor for tending a garden; she has held fellowships at Delfina Foundation, London, MuseumsQuartier Wien, and Viafarini, Milan.
Nadine Peters
London
London-based Public Art Curator at John Hansard Gallery, working on the Co-Creating Public Space programme in Southampton, with a practice exploring art, place and community through socially engaged approaches to public space. She also works as Public Realm Art Consultant for Southwark Council, and was awarded the Rank Foundation Memorial Award (2026) for an international public art research fellowship in New York.
Zoë Latzer
San Francisco Bay Area
Writer and curator based in the San Francisco Bay Area, serving as Curator and Director of Public Programs at the Institute of Contemporary Art San José. Her practice explores technology, mythology and speculative world-building through immersive exhibitions, including Esteban Samayoa: Blood Be Water and In a Knotted World; she holds an MA in Curatorial Practice from California College of the Arts.