Coordinating the pioneer phase of the Museumsquartier Bern, that reunites 11 cultural and educational institutions in the city of Bern, Switzerland.In the first three years collaborations were developed between the institutions, several projects were initiated together, an umbrella brand is being launched and decisions for a new urban space were taken. This process happened in a collaborative and iterative way, with the employees of the institutions, in dialogue with inhabitants and other stakeholders.

Consultant, workshop facilitator, lecturer, mentor, jury member for different organisations:Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund Zurich (CH), HKB Bern (CH), La Manufacture Lausanne (CH), ZHdK Zurich (CH), Eikon Fribourg (CH), Frascati Amsterdam (CH), K3 Hamburg (DE), Cifas Bruxelles (BE), EHCAV Sierre (CH), Tanzquartier Vienna (AT), Dutch-Flemish Theatre Festival (BE/NL), ...

Contributor to different publications:Frakcija, oncurating.org, Substitut, Galerie Fortlaan 17, Arsenic, Transvaluation, Journal for Visual Arts Practice, Etcetera, De Morgen, Flemish Government, …

'This Book is Yours' is a handbook for artistic collaboration, with contributions by artists and other experts in the form of recipes, toolkits, texts, scores, essays, methods, drawings, instructions, … Edited by Sally De Kunst, in collaboration with Julien Babel, Alberto de Andrés, Valentine Paley, Gosie Vervloessem and Julien Vuilleumier.Contributions by: Fatin Abbas, Caroline Fournier & Miguel Alarcon, Metasitu – Eduardo Cassina & Liva Dudareva, Andrea Phillips, Kristien Van Den Brande, and many others.Published by art&fiction (Lausanne) & Vexer (St. Gallen / Berlin). www.thisbookisyours.com

Arc was an artist residency for research and dialogue that offered a space for agency at the intersection between the arts and society, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. In different residency formats artists were invited to engage with experts from other fields, as this process allowed them to widen their fields of investigation and forge innovative partnerships beyond the confines of the art world. Over the course of 4,5 years, Arc kept re-inventing itself, by continuously questioning the residency as an art institution from within and without, challenging values, testing new ways of collaboration and questioning the wider socio-cultural ecology. A growing group of shareholders (artists, thinkers and makers who returned in different roles) was invited to contribute to this questioning the art institution from within, and this ‘re-inventing the residency’ was implemented in the daily practice of the organisation. - Re-invention of the existing residency into an interdisciplinary, collaborative research program; development of the formats, thematic residencies and public events. - Hosting and supporting artists and experts from other fields - Management of the organisation, administration, communication, finances and building maintenance. - Development of communication, public relations and network. - Management of a small team of 1 fixed member, a few freelancers and volunteers. - Member of the board of the Directorate of cultural and social affairs of the Federation of Migros CooperativesArchive: www.arcartistresidency.ch

Belluard Bollwerk International is an arts festival that takes place every year at the beginning of the summer in Fribourg (CH). The festival takes a special position in the Swiss and European festival landscape through its pointed, transversal program, its scale and unique location. Belluard Bollwerk International is a multilingual festival, in a city on the crossroads of the German and French speaking part of Switzerland. It brings together artists from inland and abroad. It confronts local with international art practices and puts Fribourg in the centre of a global art context. It is on the one hand a festival where both emerging and established artists can present work. On the other hand the festival is a producer of projects on the edge of practices. The festival offers discussions on a high level, and encourages reflection and cross thinking, and this all in a convivial atmosphere.www.belluard.ch (festivals 2008 - 2013) - Artistic direction of the annual festival program (20 projects, 60 artists) - Professionalized and raised more visibility for the festival - Financial management and fundraising; stabilized and raised the budget - Production, administration and logistic organization of the festival - Management of a fixed team of 3 persons and a freelance staff of 30 professionals and 80 volunteers in the 4 months up to and during the festival - Developing of public relations and international network

The Migros Culture Percentage Watch & Talk project, which I developed in collaboration with Daniel Imboden, invited 10 international artists to a 10-day residential project during the Theater Spektakel Festival in Zurich. The focal points of the project included visits to performances, group discussions and sharing of one's own practice. For this format I developed and tested workshop formats and discussion tools. The Watch & Talk format was later also proposed to other Swiss festivals.

- Artistic direction of the season dance & performance - Artistic direction and production of the biannual festival program Klapstuk (20 projects, 60 artists) - Financial management and fundraising for the budget of the season dance and the festivalsCoordination of the residency program - Administration, communication and production - Public relations and international network

- advisor theatre projects- text editor- artistic research

- journalist in the cultural section of newspaper- critic theatre, dance, performance & film- interviews with artists- follow up cultural politics