- 2024
- Graduate Programme 2023-2024
- July Visual Artist Residency
- 2023
- Interdisciplinary Residency September 2023
- Future Reimagined Scotland Ukraine Residency
- Darling X Newhaven Residency 2023 with ESW
- Chamber Music Scotland Interdisciplinary Residency October 2023
- Future Plan Artist Residency 2023 - 24
- Exchange: Tabakalera CCA Glasgow Hospitalfield
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2023
- Chamber Music Scotland Interdisciplinary Residency August 2023
- 'out of a conversation' residency June 2023
- Interdisciplinary Residency October 2023
- Interdisciplinary Residency July 2023
- Interdisciplinary Residency May 2023
- 2022
- Flexible Artist Residency
- Catapult-Visual Arts British Council Lebanon
- Courthouse Studio Programme June - August
- Courthouse Studio Programme September - October
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2022
- Arika Partnership Residency 2022
- Interdisciplinary Residency May 2022
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2022
- Interdisciplinary Residency October 2022
- Interdisciplinary Residency 2022
- Print Place Interdisciplinary Residency 2022
- 2021
- New Contemporary Studio Residency
- Visiting moving-image editor
- Arika Partnership Writing Residency
- "We can still see the horizon (and it’s curved)”
- Graduate Programme 2021-22
- Autumn Residency 2021
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2021
- Print Place Interdisciplinary Residency November 2021
- Interdisciplinary Residency October 2021
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2021
- Print Place Interdisciplinary Residency August 2021
- Interdisciplinary Residency May 2021
- Print Place Interdisciplinary Residency May 2021
- Print Place on Interdisciplinary Residency May 2021
- Interdisciplinary Residency 2021
- Angus Artist Residency 2021
- 2020
- Scotland / Japan Residency Exchange 2020
- Interdisciplinary Residency March 2020
- Print Place on Interdisciplinary Residency Late November 2020
- POSTPONED Glasgow International Partnership Residency 2020
- [Place cancelled due to Covid 19] Interdisciplinary Residency May 2020
- POSTPONED Print Place on Interdisciplinary Residency May 2020
- [Place cancelled due to Covid 19] Interdisciplinary Residency August 2020
- [Place cancelled due to Covid 19] Print Place on Interdisciplinary Residency August 2020
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2020
- Print Place on Interdisciplinary Residency November 2020
- DCA Partnership Residency
- Interdisciplinary Residency Late November 2020
- 2019
- Graduate Residency 2019
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2019
- ARCUS Project / Hospitalfield Exchange 2019
- Goethe Place on Autumn Residency 2019
- CBK Rotterdam / Hospitalfield Residency Exchange 2019
- New Contemporaries Studio Residency
- SWAP: UK / Ukraine Residency Programme
- Scotland / Japan Residency Exchange 2019
- Autumn Residency 2019
- Summer Residency 2019
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
- Interdisciplinary Residency May 2019
- Interdisciplinary Residency March 2019
- 2018
- Interdisciplinary Residency March 2018
- Summer Residency 2018
- Autumn Residency 2018
- SGSAH Researcher in Residence 2018
- THIStudios Residency Exchange 2018
- CCA Partnership Residency 2018
- DCA Partnership Residency 2018
- New Contemporaries Resident 2018
- Graduate Residency 2018
- Japan Residency Exchange 2018
- Meander Residency 2018
- Interdisciplinary Residency May 2018
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2018
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2018
- 2017
- Interdisciplinary Residency March 2017
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2017
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2017
- British Council Transatlantic Resident 2017
- Mondriaan Fonds Resident 2017
- SGSAH Researcher in Residence 2017
- India Exchange 2017
- Summer Residency 2017
- Autumn Residency 2017
- THIStudio Residency Exchange 2017
- New Contemporaries Resident 2017
- Graduate Residency 2017
- ROSL Visual Art Scholars 2017
- 2016
- Summer Residency 2016
- Autumn Residency 2016
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2016
- RSA Residency 2016
- DD Artists Residency 2016
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2016
- ROSL Scholars 2016
- Graduate Residency 2016
- Architecture Places 2016
- Future Plan Collection Residency 2016
- THIStudios Residency Exchange 2016
- Interdisciplinary Residency March 2016
- 2015
- Alumni Association Selected Residency 2015
- Hospitalfield in Industry 2015
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2015
- Graduate Residency 2015
- Autumn Residency 2015
- ROSL Scholars 2015
- Goethe Scholar Autumn 2015
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2015
- Summer Residency 2015
- 2014
- ROSL Scholars 2014
- Interdisciplinary Residency November 2014
- Graduate Residency 2014
- Autumn Residency 2014
- Interdisciplinary Residency August 2014
- Summer Residency 2014
- DD Artists Residency 2014
- Interdisciplinary Residency April – May 2014
- 2013
- ROSL Scholars 2013
- Graduate Residency 2013
- Autumn Residency 2013
- Summer Residency 2013
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Abigail King
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Abigail King is dress and costume researcher, costume designer and embroidery artist. She attended Edinburgh College of Art to study Performance Costume. Beginning her masters in Dress and Textile Histories at the University of Glasgow in 2018. Her work focuses on late nineteenth and twentieth/twenty-first century dress and costume, she is especially interested in the creation of character for film and TV and is completing her dissertation with the working title ‘Sister Suffragette! How have the films ‘Mary Poppins’, ‘Iron Jawed Angels’ and ‘Suffragette’, conceptualised Suffragette characters and what effect do they have on an audience?’
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Anna Tipton
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Anna Tipton was born and raised in Northwest Indiana. Since studying Creative Writing at the University of St Andrews, she’s regularly contributed to Top Learning’s English language curriculum based in Beijing. Her interests have to do with “otherness” and the real verses the perceived self. Her writing explores the issues and questions of personhood, ethnicity, the body, and home.
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Annabel Taylor-Munt
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Annabel Taylor-Munt graduated from Goldsmiths University of London in 2018, her work investigates hyper-masculine spaces and their positions in society, re-interpreting these environments by abstracting and reconfiguring how they are engaged with to create new forms and interaction through choreography, film and performance. Through taking movements directly from these environments and open public dialogues her work examines our expectations of hyper masculine and feminine human body through history, media and art. Shows include Parallel Architecture IIIII Index programme, Yorkshire Sculpture International at Bridewell Prison Leeds Town Hall 2019, Tender Balance 2019, Leeds International Festival, Mod Copeland gallery 2018, upcoming Along the plane Leeds Inspired 2019.
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Betsy Dadd
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
I make experimental moving-image. This is the collision of many things: drawing, film, photography, sequence, sound, rhythm, time, editing, movement, projection, spatial installation – in infinite combinations – everything in a state of flux. I use these tools as a barometer to document locations undergoing change and explore the intersection between social and geographic place. I develop site-responsive film-making approaches devising new ways of looking and capturing. Inventive and ad-hoc uses of the camera are informed by the physicality of place – helping to extract the experiential, subjective and conditional aspects of location.
Previous projects have been shown/commissioned by Camden Arts Centre, South London Gallery, Venice Architecture Bienalle (collaboration with Assemble), Focal Point Gallery, V&A, MK Gallery, No-Mu, Japan, IndieLisboa, Portugal, Encounters Film Festival, Edinburgh Film Festival and Holland Animation and Film Festival.
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Dan Newton
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
I like lampposts, and things communicating, and sociological complications. I like scheming doorstops, societal tensions, disinformation, non-fictions, autonomous shower hoses, the anti-anthropocentric and things where they don’t belong. I like inactivity, inaccessibility, fences, domestic theatre and micro-misalignment. I like things that perform without anybody watching, and what happens if we are made to notice. I like neighbourhood watch signs, I like words, and I like first person narratives. Look closely. Look really closely. And keep looking.
MFA: The Glasgow School of Art (2018). BA: University of Leeds (2012)
CV and work: www.iamdannewton.com
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Dr Oonagh Murphy
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Dr Oonagh Murphy is Lecturer in Arts Management at Goldsmiths, University of London. As an arts manager, writer and lecturer her research has taken her around the world to explore international best practice on the scalability of emerging technologies for cultural organisations.
Oonagh is Principal Investigator and cofounder of the Museums + AI Network, which is funded through an AHRC Network Grant. The Network was established in 2019 with Pratt Institute (New York), National Gallery (London) and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York).
Alongside writing for The Guardian, Arts Professional and the Museums Journal she has presented at key international conferences including Museums and The Web (Portland, OR), and Museum Next (Amsterdam). She is a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellow and a Fellow of the Higher Education academy.
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Eric Dickson
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Eric Dickson (b1975 Los Angeles) is an installation artist, writer, and researcher who teaches politics and psychology at New York University. Originally trained as a theoretical physicist, his academic work explores the strategic and psychological foundations of identity and power in contemporary societies. His artistic practice probes related questions and explores the frontier between storytelling and installation art through interactive audio installations that embrace literary, technical, and site-specific challenges. His recent work has broadcast fragmentary tales of an epic overland journey from antique wardrobes dispersed around a square mile of Nevada desert; scattered monologues from an uncertain collapse, ambiguously describing the end of a relationship or the fall of a republic, around an abandoned military base; and developed a unique soundscape blending first-person narrations of dreams with scripted stories constructed from recycled dream elements. www.ericdickson.net
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Freya Johnson Ross
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Freya Johnson Ross is an artist and researcher working primarily with sound and installation. Her interests are focused on sound and listening across disciplines, knowledge production and understanding, and equality, and she strives through her practice to invoke people’s reflection on the intangible and their own perceptions. Her current work addresses the politics of listening and the making and re-purposing of sound archives. London based, though originally from Glasgow, she works at UCL, and has degrees from the University of Cambridge, Wimbledon College of Art, and the University of Sussex.
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Josh Blackwell
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Josh Blackwell is an artist and teacher. Their work has been exhibited in venues such as the Museum of Arts and Design, New York, the Mackintosh Museum at the Glasgow School of Art, and MoMA PS1 in New York. Recently their work is included in Vitamin T: Threads + Textiles in Contemporary Art, published by Phaidon Press in 2019.
Blackwell’s works are called Neveruses (never·uses). Neveruses are hybrid painting-objects comprised of recovered plastic bags and colored fibers such as wool yarn, silk thread, and patterned cloth. They invert painting conventions by disordering the traditional protocols of form, use, and meaning through exhibition and performance. Blackwell’s honors and awards include a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and fellowships from the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, ZKU Berlin, Santa Fe Art Institute, the Delfina Studio Trust in London, and the Corporation of Yaddo. Blackwell is a member of the visual arts faculty at Bennington College in Vermont and is represented by Kate MacGarry, London.
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Maitreyi Maheshwari
Interdisciplinary Residency August 2019
Maitreyi is a curator and Programme Director at the Zabludowicz Collection in London, where she was initially initially responsible for the public programme of live events and educational initiatives. Since 2014 she has overseen the programme of exhibitions, residencies and events across all locations, curating the Annual Commission solo shows. As a curator, her focus has been on examining the impact of new technologies on lived experience, and has recently been working extensively with VR.
She previously worked on the Interaction programme at Artangel and the Youth programme at Tate Modern. She has a degree in History of Art from Edinburgh University and a research masters in Humanities and Cultural Studies from the London Consortium, Birkbeck College.