Vera Korman
Artist • Researcher • Educator • Curator
Artist • Researcher • Educator • Curator
Driven by an ongoing artistic practice and a deep engagement with visual culture, Vera Korman brings over fifteen years of experience in higher education, curatorial practice, and cultural programming. She translates theoretical and creative research into engaging courses, exhibitions, workshops, and public programs.
Her professional experience includes lecturing and curriculum development at art academies, curating six editions of the Musraramix Festival, presenting work at institutions including the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, and collaborating with the Israel Festival.
Based in Barcelona, Vera develops independent educational formats, philosophical walking tours, and specialized workshops in collaboration with universities, cultural organizations, corporate clients, and global audiences.
At the heart of her practice is an interest in how images, objects, technologies, and the spaces we inhabit shape how we understand the world. She approaches visual and material culture not as static objects, but as living archives and active spaces for thought. Her practice explores how these forms shape collective memory, beliefs, and everyday experience.
Bringing together art history, architecture, contemporary art, and visual culture into immersive, research-based learning experiences, for museums, cultural organizations, and lifelong-learning audiences, in person and online.
Research-based walks that read Barcelona through art, architecture, and story, revealing the hidden corners only locals know.
Book an ArtWalk →An independent forum in Barcelona: a study circle of three sessions, built around one central question each semester. Circle One is now open for registration.
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Hands-on, interdisciplinary workshops combining discussion, observation, and artistic practice, for museums, schools, companies, and private groups.
Alongside her research, teaching, and curatorial work, Vera maintains an independent artistic practice: an ongoing, personal body of work in its own right.