Past Resident
2023: Creative Australia, The Dr. K. David G. Edwards & Margery Edwards Charitable Giving Fund

Curator

Liz Nowell

Liz Nowell is a curator and cultural leader with 15 years experience in Australian and international contemporary art. Her curatorial practice is informed by cross-cultural collaboration, intersectionality and trauma-informed frameworks. Nowell has held leadership positions at Institute of Modern Art and Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, and is the CEO of Adelaide Contemporary Experimental, all in Australia.

Liz Nowell has curated exhibitions at Institute of Modern Art; Australian Centre of Contemporary Art; and Adelaide Contemporary Experimental, all in Australia, among others.

Sally Smart, The Violet Ballet, 2019, curated by Liz Nowell, installation view, Adelaide Contemporary Experimental.

Gathering of people listening to two female speakers

Liz Nowell and Marianna Simnet in conversation, 2020, Institute of Modern Art.

Gordon Hookey, A MURRIALITY, 2022, curated by Liz Nowell and Jose Da Silva, installation view, Adelaide Contemporary Experimental.

Yhonnie Scarce, Missile Park, 2021, curated by Liz Nowel, Lisa Waup and Max Delany, installation view, Australian Center for Contemporary Art.

Group exhibition, Next Matriarch, 2017, curated by Liz Nowell, and Kimberley Moulton, installation view, ACE Gallery.

Residents from Australia

Tom Polo

Australia

Creative Australia

2024

Caroline Garcia

Australia

The Dr. K. David G. Edwards & Margery Edwards Charitable Giving Fund, Creative Australia

2020

George Egerton-Warburton

Australia

Creative Australia, The Dr. K. David G. Edwards & Margery Edwards Charitable Giving Fund

2022

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Ireland

Past Resident
2023: Arts Council of Ireland

Artist

Celina Muldoon

Celina Muldoon is a multidisciplinary artist that uses live performance, film, and installation to investigate identity and the relationships between sociopolitical structures and the body. Muldoon explores live performance methodologies in response to site and content through collaborative processes and uses satire and humor to create uncertainty in her live performances, which often rely on audience engagement and interaction.

Celina Muldoon has exhibited work at The Dock; R.H.A. Gallery; and Live Collision, Project Arts Center, all in Ireland, among others.

live performance, moving image and installation

Celina Muldoon, Untitled, 2018, live performance, LIVE COLLISION, Project Arts Center.

Celina Muldoon, Untitled, 2018, live performance, LIVE COLLISION, Project Arts Center.

Celina Muldoon, SIRENS III, 2019, live performance.

Celina Muldoon, Kurnugia NOW!, 2022, live performance.

Residents from Ireland

Sonia Shiel

Ireland

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin

2014

Aileen Murphy

Ireland

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin

2023

Aideen Barry

Ireland

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin

2023

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Israel

Past Resident
2023: Artis

Artist

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin

Merav Kamel and Halil Balabin are a Tel Aviv-based collaborative duo working together since 2012. Their artistic practice is the outcome of their collective intuition; they follow their instincts to create works that combine absurdity and humor with history, sexuality, and fantasy. Their work is frequently rooted on an inner joke or ironic anecdotes from their daily lives that mix into widespread critical claim. They use with such as fabric, wood, metal, and ceramic to create sculptural dolls and large-scale drawing installations.

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin have exhibited work at Israel Museum, Jerusalem; Summlung Philara, Düsseldorf; and ZONAMACO Art fair, Mexico City, among others.

A black wolf sewn out of fabric stands on a cylindrical black base. It has human teeth in its mouth and a small woman wearing a red t-shirt in its belly.

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin, Virginia Woolf, 2017, fabric and teeth, 16 × 8 × 4 in. (40.64 × 20.32 × 10.16 cm).

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin, Bile, 2023, installation view at Israel Museum, Jerusalem, wood, fabric, watercolor and ink on paper.

Female figure with blonde hair riding a green snake

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin, Riding the Hills, 2022, wood and color pencil, 20 × 31 × 7 in. (50.8 × 78.74 × 17.78 cm).

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin, Maalal, 2016, installation view at Inga Gallery, Tel Aviv, oil pastel and gouache on paper.

Merav Kamel & Halil Balabin, Pinhas, 2015, installation view at Kibbutz Gallery, Israel, photograph, back screening on fabric, PVC, 18 etchings and blue neon.