Artists' Residency Programme > Previous Participants

01 Apr 2010
31 May 2010
Juliette Blightman (UK)
Juliette Blightman uses film to capture moments in which time seems to stand still. Her films are not staged, each scene existing regardless of her camera filming or not.

15 Feb 2010
31 May 2010
Sally Osborn (UK)
The complexity of vision can never be fully reconciled with language, the space or gap between written, spoken and visual language lies at the heart of Sally Osborn’s practice.

01 Jan 2010
28 Feb 2010
Yotaro Niwa (Japan)
Niwa works with a variety of media including sculpture, drawing, installation and photography. His practice involves the use of everyday objects, such as household goods, food and clothing, combined with the use of industrial materials such as electrical cable and fluorescent lighting.

01 Dec 2009
28 Feb 2010
Will Kwan (Canada/Hong Kong)
Will Kwan’s artistic practice takes a critical view of the visual and material culture of globalisation and examines the sociopolitical and cultural consequences of how the ‘global’ is represented.

01 Oct 2009
31 Jan 2010
Sam Jury (UK)
Sam Jury’s practice examines the psychological impact of mass media and screen based technologies on society’s relationship with reality.

01 Oct 2009
28 Feb 2010
Eliza Newman-Saul (USA)
Eliza Newman-Saul’s work consists of videos, photographs, installations, writing and performances, or rather, communicative moments.

01 Sep 2009
22 Nov 2009
Tine Melzer (Germany)
The interdisciplinary work of visual artist Tine Melzer primarily focuses on the coded nature of language and aims to deconstruct the fears and desires bound to its imagery.

01 Sep 2009
31 Oct 2009
Alexandra Navratil (Switzerland)
The video work of Alexandra Navratil aims to reveal the processes behind image making while leaving the magic of the image intact.

01 Aug 2009
30 Nov 2009
Nadja Bournonville (Sweden)
Nadja Bournonville searches her own background, as well as in literature, daydreams, desires and wishes, for the starting point of stories.

12 Jul 2009
30 Aug 2009
Lorena Carbajal (Argentina)
Carbajal's work is placed on the borders of a web of cultural crossovers, where ideas such as migration, place, distance, homeland, memory and foreignness, all meet.

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