For the third year in a row, Kuma International was proud to partner with Radio Elsewheres, an online and terrestrial low-power digital radio-art project exploring movement and displacement—whether voluntary or forced—of human and non-human bodies, languages, ideas, recipes, botany, musical…

Bosnia you would not expect: Travel Voices between Memory and Beauty is a podcast produced both in Italian and English for the Giacomo Leopardi School of Advanced Studies, directed by Prof. Carla Danani (Università di Macerata) and ASSI, the Alliance of Italian University Schools…

Kuma’s most enduring initiative is the Kuma International Summer School, whose first edition took place in Sarajevo in June 2018. What began as a small educational program bringing together twenty participants has since grown into an internationally recognised platform for…

In 2025, Kuma International continued to develop its Residency Program as a platform supporting long-term artistic and research practices engaging with memory, post-conflict societies, migration, identity, and contemporary social realities. Through its residencies, Kuma provides artists, photographers, curators, and researchers…

Kuma International is proud to announce a new collaboration with RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, bringing together researchers and creative practitioners working at the intersection of art, memory, reconciliation, and transitional justice in post-conflict societies, with a particular focus on…

From September to November 2024, artist Lora Adžić joined Kuma International for a two-month residency in Sarajevo. Originally from Sydney, Australia, with family roots in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lora came to Kuma to further develop her artistic research on diaspora…

In 2024, Kuma International once again had the opportunity to work with Italian and Bosnian youth through a project organized by UNFPA, with the support of the Italian Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As one of the implementing partners, Kuma…

Kuma International is proud to announce that it has been selected as one of 50 organizations worldwide to receive support from the 2024 Creativity Pioneers Fund, chosen from more than 2,100 applications across 136 countries. Organized by the Moleskine Foundation…

In October 2024, Kuma International welcomed artist Aida Šehović and architect Arna Mačkić for a residency dedicated to the development of Cups of Memory, a collaborative research project exploring the public memory of the Srebrenica Genocide within Dutch history and…