ED Tweddell Studio Residency

 
GRANT PARKE - current Ed Tweddell Studio resident Pen on Paper, 30x21cm each

GRANT PARKE - current Ed Tweddell Studio resident

Pen on Paper, 30x21cm each

 
 
 
 

The Ed Tweddell Studio Residency

The late Dr Ed Tweddell was a generous supporter of visual artists and contemporary visual arts practice and had a particular and practical interest in supporting the career development of South Australian artists.

Artists seeking to develop new work for an exhibition or other specified project are invited to apply for rent-free use of the studio for a period of six months.

An initiative of Central Studios Inc, the Ed Tweddell Studio is supported by the Government of South Australia through the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.

Applications for 2021 Round 2, 01/07/2021 to 31/12/2021, are now open.

APPLY HERE

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Former Residents

 

Lucy Turnbull

Tony Giles

Ruth Fazackerley

Ken Orcherd

Jon Orth

Sue Kneebone

Berenice Carrington

Paul Sloan

Eileen Lubiana

Louis Haugh

Katia Carletti

Josef Felber

Gail Hocking

Sheila Whittam

Julie Strawinski

Cathy Frawley

Thom Buchanan

Andrea Malone

Lisa King

Vivienne Robertson

Fran Callen

Kellie Ferguson

Gill Hicks AM MBE

 

APPLICATION FORM

APPLICANT DETAILS
Name
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Address
THE PROPOSAL
What is the primary medium/media or field your work employs?
Provide name, organisation (as appropriate) and contact details of three referees. NB: at least one referee should be established in your field of practice.
A brief description of what you intend to use the Ed Tweddell Studio for.
Provide a one page CV
Provide a link/s to examples of your work - eg. Instagram, Facebook , Dropbox
Alternate Funding
Have you sought funding from other sources for the proposed project?
 

Central Studios Inc respectfully acknowledges the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. We acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today.

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