Artists' Residency Programme > Previous Participants

02 Jan 2007 21 Feb 2007

Tea Mäkipää (Finland) Within the framework of her installations, films and photographs, Tea Mäkipää has critically examined the sustainability of the Western way of life: consumerism, environmental issues, the gulf between rich and poor, the downsides of globalisation.

01 Nov 2006 31 May 2007

Fernanda Chieco (Brazil) Fernanda Chieco’s work sits somewhere between a medical textbook, a folio of classical drawings and the physical laboratory of a lunatic inventor.

31 Oct 2006 31 Mar 2007

Mark Garry (Ireland) Mark Garry has a site-specific installation practice concerned with devising methods that engage with and navigate viewers through physical spaces.

02 Oct 2006 31 Mar 2007

Delphine Balley (France) For French photographer Delphine Balley the camera is a tool, which allows her to see through reality and have access to fantasy.

01 Sep 2006 23 Nov 2006

Shiro Masuyama (Japan) Shiro Masuyama artistic process originated with his studies at architecture school. Masuyama is interested in involving the people he comes across in the city in his work.

01 Sep 2006 31 Dec 2006

Anne Seagrave (Ireland/Spain) Anne Seagrave is a visual artist specialising in movement based live art performance, video installation, original audio and interdisciplinary practice.

01 Aug 2006 30 Sep 2006

Kirstin Arndt (Germany) Kirstin Arndt’s work deals with the possibilities of being in time and space. She is interested in the fruition of the ‘image/picture’.

01 Jul 2006 31 Oct 2006

Idetsuki Hideaki (Japan) Idetsuki Hideaki is concerned with the distance between human beings and their surroundings.

01 Jul 2006 31 Aug 2006

Thessia Machado (Brazil) Machado is a Brazilian artist living and working in New York. Her work explores the integration of materials through installation and digital animations.

01 Jun 2006 31 Jul 2006

Abinadi Meza (USA) Meza is interested in using ephemeral media such as sound to create transformative spaces and unusual situations that suggest new possibilities, readings and methods.

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