Marco Huarancca Ninanya
Marco stopped writing “just for friends” over a decade ago. Thanks to writing workshops with Gabriela Wiener, Diego Trelles Paz, and Edgardo Scott (a workshop he has continued since 2019), he has affirmed his interest in Hispanic literature and … Continued
Ana Nemirovsky
Ana Nemirovsky is a comedian and conceptual artist with a degree in Political Science (University of Buenos Aires) with a focus on Communication. She trained in Art History, Gender Theory, and Audiovisual Scriptwriting. She co-managed @amordel2000 (2017-2019), an account that went … Continued
Nina Violette
Nina Violette is a French transdisciplinary artist based in Rennes. Alongside her jobs in social work and care, and after training in textile art at the University of Art and Design in Hamburg, she obtained her diploma in plastic … Continued
Elena Giulia Abbiatici
Art historian, art writer and curator of contemporary art. Her research focuses in particular on artistic processes that interrogate new media and/or express themselves through them, with a focus on the anthropological and perceptual implications that techno-capitalism, migratory phenomena … Continued
Rhia Laing
Rhia Laing’s research-based practice is multi-disciplinary, with a focus on experimental video and writing. Choosing to observe and explore the archival traces left by our collective pasts and study the non-figurative aspects, she aims to frame them in an … Continued
Aiyah Sibay
Aiyah Sibay is a Syrian-American poet, writer, and artist. Her multimedia work is rooted in the stories of Arab women and their position in the world. Through the combination of photography, textile, and writing, she examines the individual and … Continued
Guadalupe Pérez Recalde
Guadalupe Pérez Recalde nació en Buenos Aires, en el invierno de 1974. Pasó su infancia y adolescencia en Quilmes. A los veinticinco años, después de una estadía de un año en Francia, se mudó a Buenos Aires y desde … Continued
Rhia Laing
Rhia Laing’s research-based practice is multi-disciplinary, with a focus on experimental video and writing. Choosing to observe and explore the archival traces left by our collective pasts and study the non-figurative aspects, she aims to frame them in an … Continued
Clare Harmon
Clare Harmon is an interdisciplinary artist, poet, and translator completing a PhD in Comparative Studies in Discourse and Society at the University of Minnesota. Recent work has been published in Poetry Magazine and FENCE. Clare’s translations of censored canti … Continued
Anuka Fernández Fuks
Anuka Fernández Fuks was born in 1985 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She is a journalist, writer, and cultural agitator. Her education includes studies in literature, linguistics, human rights, gender studies, communication, journalism, and audiovisual languages. Beyond academic studies, she … Continued
RESIDENTS
Josefine Saietz
A danish artist living and studying at gerrit rietveld academie in amsterdam. working with photography, animation video, and textile history. interested in folklore, myths, and environmental issues, which is especially reflected in... READ MORE
Mario Moroni
Mario Moroni is an italian-born poet and poetry performer, long time resident of the united states, where he taught in various colleges and universities, he retired in 2019. in the course of... READ MORE
Helena Kotnik Mercade
Helena will create a painting in her own distinctive style. Through it, she will reflect on the landscape and environment of Can Serrat. Her aim is to produce a large-scale piece. Her... READ MORE
Louise Charlotte Hinman
Lou is a multidisciplinary visual artist with over 20 years of experience. Originally from London, she now lives in Baix Penedès. She studied Fine Art and later specialised in the professional field... READ MORE
Virgilia Ferrao
My project, a young adult futuristic / fantasy novel, is about an African kingdom hidden in the world, and two young sisters (twins), separated from birth. One twin is being raised in a... READ MORE
KC Trommer
KC Trommer is a poet and cultural worker in New York City. Her books include We Call Them Beautiful (Diode Editions, 2019) and The Hasp Tongue (Dancing Girl Press, 2014). A finalist... READ MORE