ARTYPICAL
CURATORIAL RESEARCH. ART, AI & CARE INTERSECTION
ARTYPICAL is a space for critical reflection and collective imagination— where art, technology, and care converge. Founded by curator Natalia Fuchs
ARTYPICAL builds on a decade of curatorial practice at institutions including Ars Electronica in Austria, ZKM Karlsruhe in Germany, Barbican Centre in the UK, Garage Museum for Contemporary Arts, Polytechnic Museum, and the National Center for Contemporary Arts in Russia.
It is home to the ARTYPICAL Archive, a research platform documenting art, science, and technology from a post-Soviet perspective, and to the ARTYPICAL Media Art School, an educational initiative offering programmes, workshops, and residencies at the intersection of contemporary art, emerging technologies, and critical theory.
ARTYPICAL is also a platform for public engagement—through exhibitions, events, and publications that bring together artists, curators, researchers, and communities to explore the urgent questions of our time. This practice is rooted in care ethics, media archaeology, and practice-based research, and driven by a conviction that creativity is always also a practice of relationship: with materials, with histories, with technologies, and with each other.
It is home to the ARTYPICAL Archive, a research platform documenting art, science, and technology from a post-Soviet perspective, and to the ARTYPICAL Media Art School, an educational initiative offering programmes, workshops, and residencies at the intersection of contemporary art, emerging technologies, and critical theory.
ARTYPICAL is also a platform for public engagement—through exhibitions, events, and publications that bring together artists, curators, researchers, and communities to explore the urgent questions of our time. This practice is rooted in care ethics, media archaeology, and practice-based research, and driven by a conviction that creativity is always also a practice of relationship: with materials, with histories, with technologies, and with each other.
Natalia Fuchs
Founder, Curator & Producer
Curator & Producer bridging art practice and evolving narrative of research-driven cultural activities. Co-author of AI Art Manifesto. Nominee for the Kuryokhin International Contemporary Art Award (Grand-Prix category with audiovisual performance NOTATION_AI). PhD in AI Ethics certified in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Natalia Fuchs
Founder, Curator & Producer
Curator & Producer bridging art practice and evolving narrative of research-driven cultural activities. Co-author of AI Art Manifesto. Nominee for the Kuryokhin International Contemporary Art Award (Grand-Prix category with audiovisual performance NOTATION_AI). PhD in AI Ethics certified in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Natalia Fuchs, Peter Kirn, Chris Salter, Emilio Vavarella, Moises Horta Valenzuela
AI Art Manifesto
AI Art Manifesto was created by the artistic collective of Natalia Fuchs, Peter Kirn, Chris Salter, Emilio Vavarella and Moises Horta Valenzuela during "A Postcard from the Future" online-residency at the Futurological Congress in the frame of Transart Festival 2020 in Bolzano, Italy.
Mentorship & Coaching for Creative Professionals
- A Cognitive Behavioural ApproachCreative practice is demanding — intellectually and technically, emotionally and relationally. Artists, curators, and cultural practitioners navigate uncertainty, rejection, burnout, and the relentless pressure to produce. Yet professional development in the creative industries rarely addresses the psychological dimensions of sustaining a practice
Drawing on my postgraduate training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and years of practice with creative professionals, I offer a distinctive mentorship and coaching service designed specifically for those working at the intersection of art, technology, and culture - Who is this for?Artists — Navigating creative blocks, performance anxiety, imposter syndrome; building sustainable practice habits
Curators — Managing institutional pressures, decision fatigue, complex stakeholder relationships
Researchers — Structuring writing, managing academic anxiety, maintaining motivation through long-term projects
Cultural Practitioners — Professionals working with digital technologies and contemporary art, cultural managers and producers, balancing multiple roles, setting boundaries, developing resilience in uncertain sectors - What We Work OnAttentiveness — Noticing patterns in thinking, feeling, and behaviour that support or undermine creative work
Responsibility — Clarifying values, setting intentions, taking ownership of professional direction
Competence — Building skills in communication, decision-making, and self-management
Responsiveness — Developing flexibility in the face of feedback, criticism, and changing circumstances
Solidarity — Cultivating supportive professional relationships and sustainable collaboration - Format & Logistics
- One-on-one, online (video) or in-person (by arrangement)
- 60-minute sessions, weekly or bi-weekly
- Minimum 10 sessions recommended for meaningful progress
- English, Russian
- Get in touchI offer a free 30-minute introductory consultation to discuss your needs and explore whether this approach is right for you
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