THE JERWOOD NEWLYN RESIDENCY #2
We are working with Jerwood Arts to deliver six artists’ residencies, collectively known as The Jerwood Newlyn Residency, between 2021 and 2023. The residencies provide an extraordinary opportunity for artists to develop their own practice with the full support of the wider gallery team and its network.
2022 & 2023 RESIDENCIES
We have now recruited for the final four residencies, which will take place in 2022 and 2023
Libita Sibungu
5 Sep – 7 Dec 2022
Libita Sibungu currently lives and works in West Cornwall, where she grew up – a daughter to Namibian and English parents. As an
interdisciplinary artist, Sibungu’s solo and collaborative projects collage together text, performance, drawing, print, photography, and sound.
Ore Ahmeed
24 Oct – 17 Dec 2022
Amy Pennington
13 Feb – 1 April 2023
Amy Pennington is a interdisciplinary artist who works with film, performance and people. They are interested in meeting fellow queer and trans folk of Cornwall and are excited about making work by and in the sea specifically with an interest in Trans sealife.
Claye Bowler
May & June 2023
Claye Bowler is a sculptor and performance artist working with themes of the queer body and the archive. For this residency he will explore interactions of body and landscape in the sea, beach and inland; comparing himself, artists, and the public.
@clayebowler www.clayebowler.com
The first two residencies started in summer 2021.
George Morl, based in Essex, spread his residency over three periods in Penzance: 31 Jul – 15 Aug 2021 and 30 Oct – 14 Nov 2021, with a final month-long visit from June 2022
georgemorl.com/ABOUT.
Harry Meadley, based in Leeds, was here in 2021 for a six-week period: 17 Jul – 3 Sep 2021
harrymeadley.studio/recents
Jerwood Arts is the leading independent funder dedicated to supporting UK artists, curators and producers to develop and thrive. It enables transformative opportunities for individuals across art forms, supporting imaginative awards, bursaries, fellowships, projects, programmes and commissions. It is committed to supporting artistic freedom of expression and being as inclusive as possible across all its work. It presents new work and brings people from across the arts together through its exhibitions and events at Jerwood Space, London, as well as across the UK and online. www.jerwoodarts.org
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Photo by Abbey Rumbellow
