Mary Song is a Korean artist who works essentially with performance, questionning cultural connections and possible exchange via food and cooking for instance. Her “cooking performance” has already been shown in Ireland, Korea, Turkey, Finland, Estonia… An artist in perpetual move who actually made this moving a component of her work, she answers my questions. [...]

Julien Bismuth in conversation with Judith Souriau Residency Unlimited – Dialogues JS : You are currently having a solo show at GAK, Bremen called “The Ventriloquism Aftereffect.” Can you tell us more about it? JB : The project, exhibited in Bremen, departs from Austrian writer Karl Kraus’s (1874-1936) text “In dieser grossen Zeit” (“In these [...]

GEORGIA SAGRI Georgia Sagri is an artist. She lives and works in NY, Brooklyn. She is a graduate of Columbia University, Visual Arts Department. She is the founder and editor in chief of sound-only magazine Forté. She is currently developing a performance piece that will be presented in April at the Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao part [...]

Jennie C Jones (b.1968) is a Brooklyn based artist. She creates audio, sculptures and drawings, concentrating on the abstract, minimal and formalist languages of modernist art forms merged with the conceptual ideologies and techniques of avant-garde jazz. Jones says:”The general strands of thought I continue to expand upon are: ways of drawing sound, sound and [...]

[12:01] residencyunlimited: Hi there! [12:01] FPguest: I prepared ahead of time — I wanted to first ask on this chat about community service that an artist performs during an artist residency. Community service to me anyway seems a “free” or nominal cost event to benefit members of the community at large, that is, local to the artist’s [...]

Mladen Miljanovic (b.1981) lives and works in Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina. He describes his own works the following way: “I use art as the means of sublimation of the negative forms of the past, taking performance, installation, images and photographs as media through which the forms of the social trauma are being redefined”. Miljanovic is the recipient of the [...]

Miha Štrukelj (b. 1973) is a visual artist from Ljubljana, who represented the Slovenian pavillion at the Venice Biennial in 2009. He works primarily in painting, drawing and site-specific work. Strukelj explores the mechanism of perception and (de-)construction of images, examining the position of individuals in urban landscapes. He is a recipient of the Pollock-Krasner [...]