Past Resident
2022: AES+F

Artist

Pavlo Grazhdanskij

Pavlo Grazhdanskij works from the perspective of Ukrainian culture in the field of research of strategies of representation; problematics of documentary and found material; artistic approaches and manual labor in data processing and collection; dead-ends and turns of logics of sustainable states; biopolitics; reproduction techniques of existence–cycle, tradition, rituality, fatum, authoritarianism, insuperability, and other images of survival strategies; and abstraction, collaborationism, and intentionality.

Pavlo Grazhdanskij has exhibited at Detenpyla gallery, Lviv; Sörnäinen public bomb shelter, Helsinki; and Rosa’s House of Culture, Saint Petersburg among others.

Events & Exhibitions

Artists at Work: Pavlo Grazhdanskij with Volk Lika and Anton Varga

June 28, 2022, 6–7pm

2022 Spring Open Studios

April 22–April 23, 2022

In Deep Water: from Cheryomushki district to the present day.

Pavlo Grazhdanskij, from Cheryomushki district to the present day, 2018, installation.

Video brings you through the walk around the biggest housing complex in USSR, in present — the sleeping district of Kharkiv, which in 70s has massively been overgrown with covers and pipes of cellars, and considers the cellar phenomenon in its socio- economic, everyday, defensive and psychic groundings.

Pavlo Grazhdanskij, Shelters, 2018, single-channel video , 16:22 min.

Pavlo Grazhdanskij, Ponivecheno, 2020, single-channel video , 103 min.

Residents from Ukraine

Anton Kats

Germany, Ukraine

Senate Department for Culture and Europe, Berlin

2020

Oleksiy Radynski

Ukraine

Ukrainian Institute

2019

Natalia Filonenko

Ukraine

TMU - Trust For Mutual Understanding

2002

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Canada

Past Resident
2022: Alberta Foundation for the Arts

Artist

Taryn Kneteman

Taryn Kneteman documents moving bodies and changes of state with video, sculpture, and works on paper. Using tactile, process-intensive working methods that offer chances for unexpected intervention–from materials, weather, technological glitches, and feedback–she combines stretches of habitual routine with gestures of dream-like divergence. Her work considers the cyclical nature of seemingly permanent materials and reflects on the intricacies of their transitions.

Taryn Kneteman has exhibited at Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff; Art Gallery of Alberta and SNAP Gallery, both Edmonton, among others.

Events & Exhibitions

2022 Spring Open Studios

April 22–April 23, 2022

A charcoal bath bomb shaped like an anatomical heart is gently held by a gloved hand.

Taryn Kneteman, Bath bomb heart, 2020, 4k digital video with audio, 3:02 min.

A hand reaches for a small bowl containing an egg yolk shaped like a human brain.

Taryn Kneteman, Egg yolk brain, 2020, HD digital video with audio, 3:12 min.

A rectangular piece of paper pierced by many irregular shaped holes floats in front of a white wall.

Taryn Kneteman, Surf’s edge like pine needles, 2018, screen print, graphite ink and fluorescent acrylic on torn paper, 22 x 30 inches.

Three oxidized foil sculptures sit centered on a light background.

Taryn Kneteman, Everyday Rituals (survival tactics), 2015, archival pigment print on metallic paper, 29 x 36 inches.

The image is divided into four quadrants and each is a scene of a city street at night with bright streetlights.

Taryn Kneteman, Frequency Finding, 2021, HD digital video with audio, 2:00 min.

Residents from Canada

Asal Andarzipour

Canada, Iran

Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Behdad Esfahbod

2025

Braxton Garneau

Canada

Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, Edmonton Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts

2025

Jude Griebel

Canada, United States

Canada Council for the Arts

2016

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Canada

Past Resident
2022: Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Canada Council for the Arts

Artist

Tyler Los-Jones

Tyler Los-Jones produces objects and images from his home in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta. Interested in the role photography plays in the production and the fulfillment of our expectations for environments, the work he had produced over the past decade aims to complicate inherited assumptions of environments by bringing the unnatural aspects of the western conception of nature to the forefront.

Tyler Los-Jones has exhibited work at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Banff; Confederation Centre Art Gallery, Charlottetown; and Norberg Hall, Calgary, among others.

Events & Exhibitions

2022 Spring Open Studios

April 22–April 23, 2022

Folded Photographic net of alpine wildflower field featuring Arnica, Aster, and Castilleja flowers. The photograph has been printed, folded, and knit into the form of a net. The pattern of the net reflects the petal pattern of the flowers in the original image.

Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Arnica / Aster / Castilleja , 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 80¹/₄ × 31¹/₂ in. (203.83 × 80.01 cm).

Detail of a folded Photographic net of alpine wildflower field featuring Arnica, Aster, and Castilleja flowers. The photograph has been printed, folded, and knit into the form of a net. The pattern of the net reflects the petal pattern of the flowers in the original image.

Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Arnica / Aster / Castilleja , 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 80¹/₄ × 31¹/₂ in. (203.83 × 80.01 cm).

A folded Photographic net featuring bright pink Moss Campion flowers. The photograph has been printed, folded, and knit into the form of a net. The pattern of the net reflects the petal pattern of the flowers in the original image.

Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Moss Campion, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 17³/₄ × 17³/₄ in. (45.08 × 45.08 cm).

A folded Photographic net of wild Shooting Star flowers. The photograph has been printed, folded, and knit into the form of a net. The pattern of the net reflects the petal pattern of the flowers in the original image.

Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Shooting Star, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 24¹/₂ × 25¹/₄ in. (62.23 × 64.13 cm).

Detail of a folded Photographic net of alpine wildflower field featuring Glacier Lilly, Western Anemone, and White Geranium flowers. The photograph has been printed, folded, and knit into the form of a net. The pattern of the net reflects the petal pattern of the flowers in the original image.

Tyler Los-Jones, The knots of the net; Glacier Lilly / Western Anemone / White Geranium, 2021, folded archival inkjet print, adhesive, 36¹/₄ × 37¹/₄ in. (92.07 × 94.61 cm).