Artists

  Gillian is a writer and architect. She worked as an architect doing Aboriginal housing and health buildings for over thirty years. She holds a Ph.D. from the Writing and Society Group at the University of Western Sydney. Her topic … Continued

  Marianne Vieulès is a visual artist and writer currently based on Earth. Her latest works are poetry written by and for wild machines. This year she worked on the rehabilitation of women who have participated in the history of … Continued

  May 1, 1980. City of Havana. Cuba. Javier is a Visual Artist we have had the pleasure of inviting to return to Can Serrat through an exchange.  He graduated as an electrician and at the same time made the … Continued

  Danica Olders is a Montreal based visual artist. She completed a BFA, majoring in textiles with a minor in fashion at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University in 2011. Her multi-disciplinary practice combines textile practices with … Continued

  Natalya grew up in Olympia, Washington and is now based in Berlin, Germany. She graduated from The Evergreen State College in 2015. Her short stories and poetry explore the liminal space of multicultural identity, sexuality & the bodies experience … Continued

  As an artist and freelance filmmaker, Mohammad Al Faraj’s practice reflects a collaborative and multifaceted relationship to making and sharing content, moving with ease between commercial jobs, network television projects, artworks for exhibition and material shared via social media. … Continued

  Lien Mingwei (*1983) is a contemporary Taiwanese writer. He graduated from the Institute of Creative Writing and English Literature of Donghua University, Taiwan. During that time, he explored different genres as a writer including poems, essays, fictions, stage plays, … Continued

  Chaz O’Neil is the recipient of the OAL residency at Can Serrat in El Bruc, Spain, as well as, the GCAC Dresden Exchange Residency in Germany. He received his BA from Otterbein University and his MFA from Bowling Green … Continued

  Louise Omer is a writer and critic whose work focuses on feminism, religion, and books. Her first book, Holy Woman, interrogates modern religion and gives a raw and personal exploration of spiritual life under patriarchy. It will be published … Continued