David Thomas was the second residency hosted by IVAA in 2008. The process during the first month was no different to the habits of other artists in residence, that is, observing. It was his first experience directly observing Indonesia (Jogja), and it did not go as smooth as he expected. He was involved in a [...]
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From 1999 to 2003, UNESCO-IFPC together with Ford Foundation and Kelola Foundation supported the program “Bursaries for Artists”, where IVAA acted as one of the host. In this program, hosts select proposals from artists and the chosen are given facilities for two months staying period. Artists have the obligation to hold lectures, open studio and artwork presentation in forms of exhibition or performance.
From 2005 to 2008, IVAA had been cooperating with Asialink in hosting Australian artists and art managers. However in the future, we intend to alter the program to a residency for researchers.
Zanny Begg, Keg de Souza
From June until July 2008, IVAA hosted two Australian artists for residency. The artists, Zanny Begg and Keg de Souza, were supported by ASIALINK to stay and work in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. IVAA chose the two artists for their previous project: 2016 archive project. This art project that has been ongoing for 10 years in Redfern, [...]
Danius Kesminas
In 2006, Danius Kesminas of Australia held his residency at IVAA. Assisted by Samuel Bagas Wirasseto (Gentonk), he worked with a group of Yogyakarta young artists. Together they formed PUNKASILA, a group that makes music and performances inspired by social and political issues. PUNKASILA involved other artists because they used military iconography such as uniforms, [...]
Malcolm Smith
In 2005, Malcolm Smith of Australia held his residency in Indonesia. IVAA and Rumah Seni Cemeti hosted him for 2 months. During his residency he held a series of workshops. One was called “Do It Yourself Video Projector Workshop”, where he asked people to create their own video projector. Workshop participants were selected based on [...]
Att Poomtang-on (Yao)
Yao is a Thai artist who came with a project idea entitled “Jagalah, Berubahlah” (Preserve, Change). In this project he created lanterns and tents that he installed at Alun-alun Selatan (Jogja’s South Square) as a marker of his interaction zone with the public. He also distributed t-shirts and masks as an execution of his idea [...]
Lyra Abueg Garcellano
This program is a test after three previous residency periods. Lyra Abueg Garcellano, a selected Phillipine artist, was asked to package her obligation to exhibit in the form of a journal, to conduct artist talk and a general lecture, as well as a visiting program and an open studio. At the time, she created a [...]
Mahbubur Rahman
Mahbubur Rahman is a Bangladeshi artist. His works express a variety of ideas usually coming from responses to historical events. In this residency, Mahbubur is supported by Arya Pandjalu as Liaison Officer (LO). His exhibition was held at Kedai Kebun Forum, Yogyakarta.
Vincent Leow
Vincent Leow is a founder of Plastique Kinetic Worms (PKW), an influential alternative space in Singapore. By using performances, installations, sculptures, digital tools and mixed-media works, Leow maintains his anarchistic and rebellious tendencies. In Indonesia, he ended his residency period after exhibiting at the Gallery of Indonesia-France Institue, Yogyakarta. Vincent’s Portofolio Vincent can be accessed [...]
Sigitas Staniunas
Sigitas Staniunas was born in Lithuania, 30 April 1965. He creates paintings, installations and performances. In Indonesia, he ended his residency period with an exhibition of paintings and installations entitled “Chemistry of combustion and the illumination structure of flame”. Other works of Sigitas can be seen at: http://www.staniunas.lt/staniunas.html
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