About

Andrej Kapor is an artist, writer and creative producer working across disciplines in media and culture.

Andrej Kapor holds a BA in Visual Communications from IADT (Dublin, Ireland) and a Research MA in Media, Art and Performance Studies from Utrecht University (Utrecht, Netherlands). He is the host of The Ramshackle at De Nijverheid, Under the Albatross on Birdcage Radio, and the poetry programming of Ten Club. He is an international curator of The Poetry Brothel, and chairperson of the board at Moira Cultural Centre.

Currently based in the Netherlands, Andrej Kapor has recently been working with Streem Media, The Poetry Society of New York, IMPAKT Centre for Media Culture, and Bloomsday Festival, among many others.

His work has been published, exhibited, and toured internationally.

Curriculum vitae

  • The Poetry Society of New York
    International Curator, Production Lead (Associate) 2015 – present
  • Streem Media Monitoring and Analysis
    Media Analyst, Content Producer and Editor 2020 – present
  • IMPAKT Centre for Media and Culture
    Media Producer, Event Host, Researcher 2018 – present
  • The James Joyce Centre
    Creative Designer, Event Producer 2016 – 2020
  • Utrecht University
    RMA Media, Art and Performance Studies 2018 – 2020
  • La Catedral Studios and The Back Loft
    Artist in Residence 2015 – 2018
  • KnockanStockan Music and Arts Festival
    Production Manager 2012 – 2018
  • The Bogman’s Cannon Alt Culture Hub
    Contributing Editor 2013 – 2015
  • Camile Thai Kitchen
    Lead Graphic Designer 2012 – 2015
  • EQ Audio and Events
    Production Technician 2011 – 2013
  • Exchange Dublin
    Facilitator, Board Member 2009 – 2012
  • Institute of Art, Design and Technology
    BA Visual Communications Design 2008 – 2012

Exhibits and publications

  • Take Heart Pop-up
    group exhibition 2018
  • Artonomy, MART gallery
    group exhibition 2018
  • Looking at the Stars
    anthology 2017
  • Sunday Matinee
    solo exhibition 2017
  • La Catedral Studios 10 Year Retrospective
    group exhibition 2016
  • Early Dawn & Letters Betrayed
    chapbook 2015
  • Stories of the A. M.
    digital art release 2014
  • Sugar Coated
    group exhibition 2010
  • Naked & Hungry
    compilation EP 2009
  • Census 2, Seven Towers
    anthology 2009
  • Baby Beef
    art zine 2008
  • Revival Press
    poetry magazine 2007

Collaborations

  • International Open Stage
    ACU, Utrecht ongoing
  • The Poetry Brothel
    NYC / London / Paris / Berlin / Barcelona / Dublin / Amsterdam ongoing
  • The PeopleSway, Dance Among Other Things
    Dublin Fringe Festival 2018
  • Fringe Lab Residency
    Live stream art & performance collaboration 2017
  • Claiming Our Futures
    Art as Activism Camp 2016
  • Aphorisms; I knew that word once
    by Ella De Burca 2015
  • LOQ ensemble and showcase
    2012 – 2017
  • Exchange Words
    as part of Exchange Dublin 2009 – 2012
  • Framemakers: Choreography as an Aesthetics of Change
    Daghdha Dance Company 2005
  • Basta Youth Collective
    2003 – 2006

Appearances and performances

  • Electric Picnic
    Stradbally 2009 – 2018
  • Bloomsday Festival
    Dublin 2016 – 2019
  • Morning Ireland
    RTE 2016
  • Culture Night
    Dublin 2010 – 2018
  • Body & Soul Festival
    Ballinlough Castle 2018
  • Club Insomnia
    Berlin, Germany 2017
  • Wolvenplein
    Utrecht, Netherlands 2017
  • Prostibulo Poetico
    Barcelona, Spain 2017
  • Moksh Cafe
    Rishikesh, India 2017
  • Five Lamps Arts Festival
    2016, 2018
  • Lingo Festival
    Dublin 2015 – 2017
  • Apollo House / Home Sweet Home
    2017
  • Imagine Arts Festival
    Kilkenny 2017
  • Paris Lit Up
    La Culture Rapide, Paris 2016
  • Sturm Und Drank
    Amsterdam, Netherlands 2016
  • K-Fest Music & Arts Festival
    Killorglin 2016, 2018
  • IMMA Summer Rising Festival
    2015
  • Red Line Festival
    2009, 2010
  • West Cork Literary Festival
    Bantry 2010
  • Festival of the Fires
    Uisneach 2010
  • Dun Laoghaire Festival of World Cultures
    2008
  • Balcony TV
    2008
  • Love Poetry / Hate Racism
    2008