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ARRC
Art Residency Research
Collective
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Khaled Hourani
“The Colours of the Palestinian Flag” (2013) silkscreen (courtesy the artist)

ARRC is against violence, oppression, and extremism in any form, and for ceasefires around the world.


We are a band

of
gho
st
ly
 researchers, artists, curators and writers joined together in the
st
u
dy
 around art residencies’ shifting practices. In 2020, we formed a live and unfolding
hy
br
id
  residency, a space for gift exchange, response-ability, reflection, and care.

We collectively explore: the meaning of
presenc
iality
, or the condition of being present, and its others– 
chr
ono
diver
sity
, thick space, residential learning,
radical hospitality
,
nom
ado
logy
,
cou
nter-
hist
ory(s)
 and the creative act as embedded in
broader
ecologies.

A map of Cove Park’s position in Argyll and Bute Notes for ‘Configurations of Time’, Sept 2021. Photo: Angela Serino Landscape with the Fall of Icarus by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1558) Giuseppe Lana experimenting at the Art Centre during a studio-practice led by Regina Pilawuk Wilson. Durrmu Arts Aboriginal Corporation, Peppimenarti, Northern Territory, Australia. September 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa Laura Wiedijk, ‘Yield’, 2016, video still. Courtesy: the artist. Katia Mater, ‘Time is an Arrow, Error’ 2020, book. Courtesy: the artist. Cretto di Burri, Gibellina Vecchia (Old Gibellina), Sicily. July 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa. Knob Reserve, Stratford, Gippsland, Gunaikurnai Country. September 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa. Ngan’gikurungurr Country, Peppimenarti, Northern Territory, Australia. Sept 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa. Expeditions project by Apartment 22. Image taken from Pieprzak, K. (2010) Imagined Museums: Art and Modernity in Postcolonial Morocco. University of Minnesota Press Ngan’gikurungurr Country, Peppimenarti, Northern Territory, Australia. Sept 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa. Trans-Saharan routes map created as part of the project Beyond Qafila Thania (2018) Soil from Amstel Park, Amsterdam. May 2021. Photo: Angela Serino Dinner shared outside at Saari Residence Regina Pilawuk Wilson working with merrepen (sandpalm) fibres. Durrmu Arts Aboriginal Corporation, Peppimenarti, Northern Territory, Australia. September 2019. Photo Miriam La Rosa.