Past Residents
Past Resident2018: Mifal Hapais
Lihi Turjeman
Lihi Turjeman creates large-scale monochromatic painting installations that explore the multiple meanings of space. Her works emphasize the duality of a wholistic approach and attention to details, achieved by ‘mapping’ and scratching surfaces. Turjeman’s practice lies between figuration, abstraction, and action painting.
Lihi Turjeman has exhibited work at Tel Aviv Museum of Art; CCA Tel Aviv; and Petach Tikva Museum of Art, among others.
Lihi Turjeman, Lost and Found, 2018, mixed media on canvas, 47 × 20 in. (119.38 × 50.8 cm).
Lihi Turjeman, Floaters, 2017, mixed media on round table, 47 × 47 in. (119.38 × 119.38 cm).
Lihi Turjeman, Sand and Solitude, 2017, mixed media on canvas, 150 × 160 in. (381 × 406.4 cm).
Lihi Turjeman, Maktub (Polyptych), 2015, mixed media on canvas, 100 × 255 in. (254 × 647.7 cm).
Lihi Turjeman, Demons (triptych), 2013, charcoal and graphite on canvas, 124 × 253 in. (314.96 × 642.62 cm).
Residents from Israel
Past Resident2018: Danish Arts Foundation
Honza Hoeck
Honza Hoeck approaches artistic expression with subjectivity, engaging with inscription through painting or drawing, creating interventions in spaces of arts representation through photo documentation, and on the management level through curation or investigations of economies underlying artistic processes. Until recently his practice was centered around the exhibition space and artist group TOVES operating out of Copenhagen.
Honza Hoeck has exhibited work at Tranen, Copenhagen; Museet For Samtidskunst, Roskilde; and Import Projects, Berlin, among others. Hoeck is currently a professor of artistic practice at Jutland Art Academy.
Events & Exhibitions
Fall Open Studios 2018
November 9–November 10, 2018
Honza Hoeck, Pix R up, 2017, poster, 95 × 95 in. (241.3 × 241.3 cm).
Honza Hoeck, The Sale, 2018, crate, sales prospectus, brand, copyrights, organization, gallery lighting, inventory, and artworks, dimensions variable.
Honza Hoeck, A Leaf Growing lnto The Ground, Falling Back On A Branch, 2015, satin sponsor banner, acrylic glass title signs, frames, plinths, podiums, brushstrokes applied with printer ink on temporary tattoo paper, documentation images on flat screen TV and distributed online and in portfolios, application for financial support utilized as press release, flyer distributed in print, on the internet and in sprinkled pigment at the exhibitions space, newly designed info area for the institution, draft for the opening speech of the Mayor, dimensions variable.
Honza Hoeck, Søby Gradient, 2016, chroma key paint on pea shingels installed in a parking lot, gouache on paper and image edited into documentation photographs, dimensions variable.
Honza Hoeck, TOVES annual report 2014, 2015, polystyrene, C-print on pvc foam, studio lights, videos on flat screen monitors, dimensions variable.
Residents from Denmark
Emily Floyd
Emily Floyd works with sculpture, printmaking and public installation. Her work takes place at the intersections of sculpture, public space, design and social crisis. It embraces elements of expanded sculpture and a range of print media and typographic artifacts, including the poster and the manifesto.
Emily Floyd has exhibited work at All the World’s Futures, Venice Biennale; Sheila Johnson Design Centre at Parsons School of Design, New York; Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, among others.
Emily Floyd, This place will always be open, 2013, steel, paint, and printed matter.
Emily Floyd, Labour Garden, 2015, aluminum, paint, and printed matter.
Emily Floyd, Kesh Alphabet, 2017, aluminum, paint, and printed matter.
Emily Floyd, Kesh Alphabet, 2017, aluminum, paint, and printed matter.
Emily Floyd, Field Libraries, 2015-18, screen prints.
