Dominika Jackuliaková

Dominika Jackuliaková is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Photography and New Media within the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. Her work bridges documentary photography, autobiography, and cultural inquiry, focusing on themes of mobility, land, and identity in Slovakia and transnational contexts.

• Educations: MFA (no specific institution listed), grew up in Lučenec, Slovakia.

Research Interests: Explores material culture (e.g., stone’s role in history and preservation), displacement, and familial narratives through long-term projects like R2 (2023 Urbanautica Award-winning series) and A History of Dis/appearing. Her practice integrates personal history with broader sociocultural critiques.

Exhibitions & Awards: Featured in venues such as the Slovak National Gallery, Filter Space Gallery (Chicago), and Museum of Contemporary Photography. Honored with Fulbright funding, multiple Slovak Arts Council scholarships, and residency grants.

Grants & Recognition: Residencies in the U.S. (Latitude, Columbia College Chicago) and Slovakia. Collections include Slovak National Gallery and the Museum of Contemporary Photography (Chicago).

Lab/Team Affiliations: Not explicitly mentioned in texts, but collaborates with curators and institutions listed in exhibition records.