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Artist-in-Residence Cristián Salineros

Artist-in-Residence Cristián Salineros

Cristián Salineros develops his work based on sculptural thinking as structural thinking, understood from a contemporary perspective in relation to our own behaviors, space, landscape, architecture, and construction methods, linking issues essentially related to space...
Artist-in-Residence Kiley Brandt

Artist-in-Residence Kiley Brandt

My time in Iceland has been spent finishing ideas that I started last year about tides, the ocean, the internet and belonging. I have also been exploring research into anti-AI practices and the social/environmental impacts that algorithms, AI complacency and...
Artist-in-Residence Jacinta Maude

Artist-in-Residence Jacinta Maude

I’m Jacinta Maude, a visual artist based in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia, working across painting, installation and sculpture. My practice explores a range of themes, with a particular focus on motherhood – both as an intimate act of care and as something shaped...
Writer-in-Residence Erika Thorkelson

Writer-in-Residence Erika Thorkelson

Erika Thorkelson is a writer of Icelandic, French and English ancestry who has lived in Winnipeg, Edmonton, Dublin and a small town in Japan. Her essays, criticism, journalism and short stories have appeared in The Walrus, Chatelaine, Room Magazine and Maisonneuve...
Artist-in-Residence Idris Salaam

Artist-in-Residence Idris Salaam

Idris Salaam (b. 1996, Brooklyn, NY) is an interdisciplinary artist working across painting, drawing, video, and installation. He received his BFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2021. Salaam’s work has been exploring how rituals and structures of...
Artist-in-Residence Tegan Brozyna Roberts

Artist-in-Residence Tegan Brozyna Roberts

I create dimensional, paper collages that explore my relationship to the environment. My work is not a replica of a physical place, but, rather, an expression of it. Referencing ideas of healing and repair, I deconstruct the world around me and then translate these...