CURRENT
French Version
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ARTISTS SELECTED FOR OUR 2018 RESIDENCY PROGRAM
JANUARY - MID-APRIL: Fahmy Shahin (EG), Valérie Blass (CA), Clémence de Montgolfier (FR)
MID-APRIL - JULY: Bianca Baldi (South Africa), Martin Belou (FR), Juan Diego Tobalina (PE)
SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER : Sara Sadic (FR), Kah Bee Chow (NZ) + 1 artist of our exchange program with Glasgow Sculpture Studios.
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CONTACTS & STUDIO VISITS
Studio visits are only available to professionals. Please contact us for appointments: residence@trianglefrance.org.
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IN RESIDENCY FROM SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER 2017
Maya Beaudry (CA)
Lives and works in Vancouver (CA).
www.mayabeaudry.com
Maya Beaudry (b. 1988 Vancouver) works predominantly in sculpture and installation, exploring the concept of interiority as it relates to domestic architecture and the symbiotic relationship of mental states and living spaces. Her most recent work has centred on the architectural prevalence of the rectangle as a shape for containment and the corporeal experience of inhabiting geometric space as an organically shaped organism. She is interested in both the act of building and the “softening” of the built environment, approaching textiles, upholstery and furniture as a kind of membrane between bodies and architecture.
She holds a BFA from Emily Carr University and an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. In 2016 she received the Felix Gonzales Torres Grant to construct a free-standing studio on an island in British Columbia, the first step towards a long-term project of operating a small residency. She is the founder of Sunset Terrace, an artist-run space in Vancouver and the recipient of the Hnatyshyn Foundation prize for emerging artists. Recent exhibitions include “Period Pieces: A Sunset Terrace Retrospective” at Projet Pangee in Montreal, “Ambivalent Pleasures” at the Vancouver Art Gallery, and “Enter the Fog” at The Rooms, St. John’s, Newfoundland. She holds a BFA from Emily Carr University and an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts.
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Adam Lewis Jacob (GB)
Lives and works in Glasgow (GB)
I’m interested in developing situations for shared authorship, in which I explore filmmaking as a space for relinquishing total control, incorporating traces of process and performance, amidst a surplus of objects, information, images and stuff. Currently I am interested in exploring the intersections between Spiritualism and Anarchism. Through this research I have started to combine different styles of filmmaking, creating dream-like portals as triggers for psychedelic experiences. While my work is predominantly moving image based, I often make installations that incorporate the material used to create the film. This can include altered lighting, objects, sound and animation.
Adam Lewis Jacob is graduated from the MFA programme at the Glasgow School of Art in 2015 during which he studied on exchange at Piet Zwart Institute and in 2011 was selected for the Mountain School of Arts program in Los Angeles. In 2016, Adam was the recipient of the Superlux research award alongside Elizabeth Murphy. Recent exhibitions include: Emotional Need, Collective, Edinburgh, ANITPHON, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016, India, Double Parrhesia, Catalyst, Belfast and FFWD, Duolon Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai. Adam is co-founder of exhibition space Celine and until May 2017 was a committee member at Transmission Gallery.
Adam Lewis Jacob, Wildcat, video
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Anoucha Oler (FR/CH)
Lives and works in Brussels (BE)
Her practice brings together sculpture, writing and performance within videos in which the narratives often focus on the encounter between the characters that she creates and a disruptive material environment. Objects and individuals refuse to function as planned leading the characters to ponder about how this refusal to co-operate will affect their lives. Actors then engage in inquiring with impetuosity how, what and of whom are they made of. Through their speculative narratives and implicit to their playful and idiosyncratic attitude, they question the way that power circulates in shared and constructed spaces and its impacts on the construction of the self. So far in her work, numerous investigators explored affects, caring, sociability and living together.
Born in 1988, Saint Malo (FR) Lives and Works in Brussels (BE).
She holds an MFA from the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam and was part of the post-master program of the Lyon’s School of Arts in 2014/2015. Recent solo and two-person shows include Out of Place Artefacts, Galería Javier Silva, Valladolid (SP) with Amélie Bouvier (2016) ; Thingness? at Cooper Gallery (UK); Irma, Wisconsin, Present Works in Milwaukee (2015) ; I Smoked a Cigarette, Wondered About the Colour and Looked at You Once More in AiR-Jakobstad (FI) with Marion Jaulin (2014) and It Is Forbidden To Feed The Sculptures, Kölnischer Kunstverein/OG2, Cologne (2013).
Since 2010 she showed her works amongst group exhibithions at apes&castles, Bruxelles (BE), MOTinternational, Bruxelles (BE), Frac Île de France / Le Plateau, Paris (FR), Le Magasin-CNAC, Grenoble (FR), La Villa Arson, Nice (FR), The Front Gallery, New-Orleans (USA), De Appel, Amsterdam (NL), Tent, Rotterdam (NL), LIVEINYOURHEAD, Geneva (CH).
Anouchka Oler, Nothing remains, only us, 2015, video 10'