British School at Rome Open Studios, Rome, December 2024
Work in British School at Rome Open Studios:
A Medium for All the Moments Outside of Time (film version)
Mirror Capricci
Plans for A Medium for All the Moments Outside of Time installation
Machine Plaques (edition of 6)
Meet the artists: Beau W Beakhouse and Sadia Pineda Hameed A Medium for All the Moments Outside of Time (film version)
Mirror Capricci
Plans for A Medium for All the Moments Outside of Time installation
Machine Plaques (edition of 6)
The British School at Rome is delighted to present Winter Open Studios 2023, an evening dedicated to studio visits of artists in residence at the BSR.
The artists will be present with some of their work to answer visitors’ questions and share their research: Hiba Alobaydi – Giles Worsley Rome Fellow, Beau W. Beakhouse & Sadia Pineda Hameed – Creative Wales–BSR Fellows, Michael Coppelov – Abbey Fellow in Painting, Aaron Ford – Sainsbury Scholar, Kerstin Kartscher – Bridget Riley Fellow, Sophia Lee Georgas – National Arts School Fellow, Sydney, Tura Oliveira – Abbey Scholar in Painting, Dominic Walker – Rome Scholar in Architecture.
The event represents a different way of experiencing research in progress, that aims to give the audience a broader insight into the artists’ work, to discover their residency projects, their creative practices and, most importantly, to understand how a new environment, meetings and network with the local artistic community, can give rise to new experimentations.
Curated by Marta Pellerini
Supported by British School at Rome, Arts Council Wales
Images: Luana Rigolli
The artists will be present with some of their work to answer visitors’ questions and share their research: Hiba Alobaydi – Giles Worsley Rome Fellow, Beau W. Beakhouse & Sadia Pineda Hameed – Creative Wales–BSR Fellows, Michael Coppelov – Abbey Fellow in Painting, Aaron Ford – Sainsbury Scholar, Kerstin Kartscher – Bridget Riley Fellow, Sophia Lee Georgas – National Arts School Fellow, Sydney, Tura Oliveira – Abbey Scholar in Painting, Dominic Walker – Rome Scholar in Architecture.
The event represents a different way of experiencing research in progress, that aims to give the audience a broader insight into the artists’ work, to discover their residency projects, their creative practices and, most importantly, to understand how a new environment, meetings and network with the local artistic community, can give rise to new experimentations.
Curated by Marta Pellerini
Supported by British School at Rome, Arts Council Wales
Images: Luana Rigolli