Past Residents

Paris Giachoustidis is a precise observer of his environment, either in person, or on the media. His critical practice objectifies the semiology and the culture. Which kind of culture? for sure not only from his own land. His work scrutinizes … Continued

Mihyun Maria Kim is a Korean-Canadian painter who also works with sound and installation as her works revolve around memories, language, interpretation, and perception.  She grew up in Toronto, and currently lives and works in Edmonton, Canada. In recent years … Continued

By day, Alexandra is a copywriter and marketing manager. By night—and early morning—she writes fiction. She is completing a Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Sydney, Australia.

LUCIA LEMAN (b. 1972) is an awarded multi-cultural poet, novelist and creative media practitioner published under two names (i.e. as Lucija Stamać and as Lucia Leman) and in three languages (respectively, Croatian, German and English). She has 27 years of … Continued

Øystein Wyller Odden (b. 1983 in Telemark) is educated from the Academy of Fine Art in Oslo (BA 2009). His work with light, objects, and installations is characterized by an intense aestheticism and fascination for technology. He has previously exhibited … Continued

Hanne Grieg Hermansen (b. 1984, Oslo) was educated at Bergen Academy of Art and Design (MA 2010) and Oslo Academy of the Arts (BA 2008). She has previously taken part in group exhibition at venues such as The Norwegian Drawing … Continued

Pete Sheldon is a recent graduate of Virginia Tech’s Theatre and Cinema program. His notable projects with Virginia Tech include composing for a workshop of Prometheus Bound, directing a thirty minute segment from the play Birdland by Simon Stephens, starring … Continued

James Rudd is an emerging freelance journalist, creative writer, critic, illustrator and miniature hobbyist who lives between Adelaide, South Australia, and Murcia, Spain. His writing is inspired by tradition, superstition, revolution, connection to the land and the spiritual undercurrent of … Continued

Ross Peter Nelson is a playwright from Helena, Montana. His dark comedy on internet surveillance, Becoming Number Six, premiered last October in New Orleans. His short plays have been performed on three continents and several are available from Heartland Plays. In … Continued