Past Residents
Past Resident2021: KdFS Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen
Daniel Neumann
Daniel Neumann is a New York City based sound artist, organizer, and audio engineer whose primary works are installations or performances with spatialized sound that engage focused listening.
Daniel Neumann has exhibited work at Fridman Gallery, New York; ZonaMaco, Mexico City; and TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, among others.
Events & Exhibitions
2021 Fall Open Studios
November 13, 2021
Daniel Neumann, CHANNELS, 2018, sound installation, dimensions variable.
Daniel Neumann, Disambiguation - Suspended Plate, 2020, sound installation, 84 × 84 × 14 in. (213.36 × 213.36 × 35.56 cm).
Daniel Neumann, Disambiguation - Cabinet, 2020, sound installation, 70 × 34 × 12 in. (177.8 × 86.36 × 30.48 cm).
Daniel Neumann, LAND-ING, 2018, sound installation, dimensions variable.
Daniel Neumann, Resounding the Tower, 2019, sound installation, dimensions variable.
Past Resident2022: Bunka-cho - Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan
Kenji Yamada
Kenji Yamada is an artist who carries out social practice and activities to share conflicts and paradoxes within international society. These conflicts and paradoxes emerge from application and misuse of ethnographical wisdoms, remains and modern heritages, including war ruins in a particular cultural area. He complexly questions undifferentiated historical views and public interest by cooperating with citizens to publicize and reveal historical artifacts that have been buried by the construction of public spaces to society.
Kenji Yamada has exhibited at 3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo; Yang Art Museum, Beijing; and Morgue Gallery, Chelsea College of Arts, London, among others.
Kenji Yamada, MITA Intercept, 2020, video installation, 5:28 min.
Kenji Yamada, Intercepted self-portrait, 2017, 3 channel video installation, 5:00 min.
Kenji Yamada, Cao Gang River meeting practice, 2016, 10 channel video installation, 67:00 min.
Kenji Yamada, Smurfed remain, 2016, 2 channel video installation, 90:00 min.
Kenji Yamada, BSIM (, 2011, Interactive video installation.
Past Resident2021: OCA - Office for Contemporary Art Norway
Marie Nerland
Marie Nerland’s independent curatorial practice involves writing, making, lecturing and performing. She is the founder of Volt, a long-term curatorial initiative that commissions and presents new projects by contemporary artists. Past projects have taken the form of exhibitions, sound art, performances, as well as publications, lectures, seminars, workshops and reading circles, all taking place in a wide variety of different locations and in public realm.
Marie Nerland has curated work at Volt, Bergen, among others.
Events & Exhibitions
2021 Fall Open Studios
November 13, 2021
Every Ocean Hughes, Help the Dead , 2019, live art project at Volt 2019. Photo by Thor Brødreskift.
Erick Beltrán, The Image of Power: A Bergen Parade, 2019, performance at Volt 2019. Photo by Thor Brødreskift.
Rabih Mroué, Chalk Outlines, 2019, exhibition at Volt 2019. Photo by Kobie Nel.
Cecilia Jonsson, Mareograph, 2018, installation at Volt 2018. Photo by Cecilia Jonsson.
Marie Nerland, The Imaginary Reader, 2016, Edited by Marie Nerland, published by Volt. Photo by Thor Brødreskift.
