Announcing the Largest Extension of the Secondary Archive!

🌸We are thrilled to unveil the biggest extension of the Secondary Archive, dedicated to female-identifying artists from Central and Eastern Europe! This new edition is made possible through the collaboration of 10 international partners, further strengthening the platform’s mission to spotlight female voices across the region.

This expansion marks the third extension with the Visegrad Group countries – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia – and the second extension with Albania, Kosovo, and Serbia. Additionally, we are excited to welcome new partners from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and North Macedonia into the archive.

📌 The archive grows with:
15 Polish artists
11 Hungarian artists
10 Czech artists
8 Slovak artists
5 Kosovar artists
11 Albanian artists
14 Serbian artists
18 Montenegrin artists
24 Macedonian artists
32 Bosnian artists

To provide a deeper contextual understanding, the curators from our new partner countries – Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Montenegro – have committed to publishing essays that will offer a comprehensive insight into the artistic, cultural, and social landscape of their regions.


🕔 March 8 at 5 PM (CET)
📍 Live webinar streamed on Facebook

Artists and curators will share their experiences and insights, discussing their contributions to the project. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage with the expanding artistic community!😊

The project is realized in partnership with 
@tiranaartlab (Albania), 
@galerija.manifesto (Bosnia and Herzegovina), 
@meetfactory (Czech Republic), 
@easttopics (Hungary), 
@oralhistorykosovo (Kosovo), 
@institute_of_contemporary_art (Montenegro), 
@akto_fru (North Macedonia), 
@czkd_bg (Serbia), 
@bjornsonova (Slovakia).

The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund @visegradfund The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.