The aim of the International Artists’ Residential Studio is to encourage International Artists to visit Ireland, create work and actively exchange practice and expertise with artists, local arts initiatives and people living and working in Dublin city. Dublin City Council Arts Office welcomes International Artists to apply for a residency (3-6 months) or visit (1 week to 1 month).
The International Studio includes:
- Comfortable living accommodation & large studio space.
- Broadband Internet access
- Administrative and curatorial support from Dublin City Council Arts Office.
There is no application form. Artists apply in proposal form – cover document stating why a residency in the Red Stables is desirable, letters of support from Dublin based partners – artists/arts organisations/collectives, up to date c.v. and samples of work. The proposal will be considered under the parameters of how your period in residence is beneficial to the city, the work of Dublin City Council Arts Office and the citizens of Dublin at large.
For further info www.theredstables.ie
The International Studio is booked for 2011 and is currently accepting proposals for 2012.
2011 Residencies:
Lee Welch(1975, USA) is currently residing in the international studio at The Red Stables.
He completed an MFA at the Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam and gained his BFA from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin. His practice takes many forms, with work including the periodical, ANAL; a project space, Telephone Booth; as well as episodic events as part of One Thousand & One Nights. In 2008, Welch was Director of FOUR gallery (2005-09), and since then he has been awarded international residencies, including the Banff Residency, Canada (2010). In 2011, his work has been featured in group exhibitions at NoPlace, Oslo, Norway; MuHKA, Antwerp, Belgium; Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León (MUSAC), León, Spain; and Pallas Projects, Dublin.
Lars Wikstrom, Sweden, in association with Graphic Studio Dublin.
Ethan Murrow, USA, in association with Graphic Studio Dublin.
Toine Horvers, Holland, performance artist working in association with Pallas Projects.
2010 Residencies:
Matthew Northridge, USA, in association with The LAB Gallery Exhibition Programme.
Chu Yuan, Malaysia, resident artist – researcher working with Curator Jay Koh
Maryam Rashidi, Australia, resident artist – researcher working with Curator Jay Koh
Ray Langenbach, USA, resident artist- researcher working with Curator Jay Koh
2009 Residencies:
Tsui Kuang Yu, Taiwan
In partnership with The LAB and Dublin City Council Open Spaces Programme
)+(=a0 Project – Ursula Mawson-Raffalt and Anthony J.Faulder-Mawson
In partnership with The Tyrone Guthrie Centre, The LAB Gallery, DanceHouse and Dance Ireland, Solstice Arts Centre, Meath County Council, The Dock, Leitrim County Council, Project Arts Centre, The International Theatre Festival Sibiu, Deutsches Kulturzentrum Hermannstadt.
Paul Furneaux, Edinburgh Print Studio and Merijean Morrissey, Canada
In partnership with Graphic Print Studio
2008 Residencies included:
Magnihld Opdoel (Norway) for a four-month residency In association with the exhibition programme at The LAB Gallery.
2008 Visiting Artists included:
Li Ke and Yin Yi (China) and Fearghus O’Conchuir for Arts Council Commissions Award Commissioned by Dublin City Council
Michelle Sank (U.K.) In association with Sirius Arts Centre, Cork
Ken Fanning and Mike Byrne In association with Barabbas Theatre Company
Fearghus O’Conchuir and Bernadette Iglich (U.K.) In association with Project Arts Centre, Dublin
2007 Residencies included:
Arturo Vidich, USA In partnership with The Genesis Project & The Arts Council
2006-07 Visiting Artists included:
Klavdij Sluban, Slovenia In partnership with Sirius Arts Centre and The Arts Council
Delphine Balley, France In partnership with The Irish Museum of Modern Art, Kilmainham
Adam Chodzko, UK In partnership with Breaking Ground, Ballymun
Ligna, Germany In partnership with Out of Sight and The Arts Council Xiao Ke In partnership with Dance Artist in Residence, Dublin City Council
