2019 ARTISTS IN RESIDENCY
Bianca Baldi’s image making practice takes up historical plots to reveal complex webs of political, economic and cultural influences. Baldi addresses hidden power structures and narratives of oppression which are fashioned incorporating photography, film, writing, publishing and installation.
Bianca Baldi received the support of Wallonie-Bruxelles International program for her residency.
Martin Belou is an artist who creates performative situations and experiences with the four elements: earth, water, air, and fire (...)
he recent works of Valérie Blass are filled with a dual tension that contrasts the notions of visibility and invisibility, as well as the boundaries between volume and surface. Her sculptures, whose anthropomorphic postures tend toward abstraction (...)
Her installations combine ready-made objects with elements made from humble materials readily available in DIY shops. Her preferred medium is plaster, for its ease of use and its ability to create an instant (...)
Kah Bee Chow works with forms of enclosures in relation to animals and the human body, with close attention to particularities of space and site. (...)
Ghislaine Leung (b. 1980, Stockhom, SWE) lives and works between London, UK and Brussels, BEL.
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Plastic, aluminum tape, dye, glue, children's playhouse, metal, dimensions and title variable. Playhouse purchased in country of exhibition. Tape at minimum ceiling height for country of exhibition.
Installation View at Frieze, New York 2018. Courtesy of the Artist and ESSEX STREET, New York.
Caroline Mesquita’s sculptural practice intertwines the materiality of her altered, oxidized, and painted copper and brass sheets with theatrical playfulness (...).
Clémence de Montgolfier collaborates as The Big Conversation Space (TBCS) since 2010 with American artist Niki Korth (born in 1987, lives and works in San Francisco). Together and apart, they interrogate the circulation of discourse within the frame of its contemporary technologies of production and reproduction (...)
Aniara Omann is welcomed as part of the international exchange program between Glasgow Sculpture Studios and Triangle France - Astérides.
A 6 years old exchange program realized in partnership with Glasgow Sculpture Studios, with support from the City of Marseille Foreign Relations Office.
Jean-Charles de Quillacq develops a set of sculptures, both organic and abstract, conceptual and fetishistic, which he shows most often according to exhibition protocols that invite guests to take part (...)
Sara Sadik describes her work as «Beurcore»: the essence of North African-descended youth living in french suburbs culture. Based on semiological and sociological analyses of the « beurness », Sara Sadik brings many alter-egos (...)
His work includes a range of media; from instinctive drawings to 3D rendered images and digitally fabricated objects and sculptures (...)
Fahmy Shahin has been supported by Mophradat for his residency.
"My work is presented as installations, video, sound art, and objects. The main base of my research is perception, and the millions of subjectivities that build up what we call Reality (...)"
Victor&I.
I had started to write (kind of pugnacious, impressionistic task) a story about victor before victor was born; victor&I are truly close, yet we have never met. I know about victor, as much as he knows about himself (...)
Pauline Zenk's research are based around the notion of the collective memory. She investigates which images we retain as part of our collective memory, and which images are lost or newly interpreted. Using the traditional mediums of paint and drawing she questions our relation to photographs as part of our collective and cultural memories. (...)
