Victoria Paterson Always Already will examine relationships between natural pattern formation and textile structures, digital and analog processes and personal and collective memories.
Christopher & Therese Williams Drawn to the movement of aquatic birds - the divers and the waders - that swim, fly, hunt and gather above and below the water’s surface, collaborative duo Christopher and Therese Williams seek to collectively capture their water borne experiences and the movement of birds.
Elyas Alavi As an emerging artist and poet, Elyas Alavi intends to research and create a site-specific body of performance and video work responding to themes of displacement, memory, time and space through the act of walking.
Emmaline Zanelli Influenced by her father's work for SA Water and her brother’s as an apprentice plumber, Water Meter Reader collaboratively delves into the role water plays in the artists familial relationships.
Inneke Taal - Short residency project Across the five weeks multimedia artist Inneke Taal considers the internal and external spaces of Sauerbier House under their terms of 'heritage', questioning how can such walls be penetrated to speak to the human habitation of their present, past and future?The short residency will result in an exhibition of works to be exhibited during Adelaide fringe festival in February 2022.
Anastasia La Fey Visiting artist La Fey will create REMNANT - a series of site-responsive textile-based works exploring the potential of individual and communal growth and change within an environment in crisis.
Paul Gazzola Local South Australian artist Paul Gazzola explores the volatility of ideas, the aesthetics of an explosion and the essence of our creative impulses.
Emiko Artemis | April - June 2021 Visiting visual artist Emiko Artemis examines the intersection of bodily movement and space through photography and video installation. Her compositions use symbology, evocative imagery and the natural world to capture connections between both the inner and outer landscapes of mind, body and the environment.
Wes Maselli | April - June 2021 This residency will build upon research inspired by Lynn Kelly’s book, 'Memory Craft'.A memory palace is a created and fundamentally constant visualised space that can be encoded with analogues of information to be remembered. Excited to return to working in 2, over the three months, Wes will explore a variety of mnemonics (memory devices), including the creation of a ‘local landmark’ memory p
Shirley Morgan Whilst in residence, local artist Shirley Morgan will explore her art practice using various mediums and creating artworks that reflect her deep connection with her great-grandfather and her ancestral lands.
Silience Kollektive At the intersection of arts, psychology, geography and activism, the Silience Kollektive seeks to examine these questions through a series of psychogeographical dérives, playful interventions and self-imposed provocations inspired by the local Port Noarlunga community and landscape
Rita Kellaway Kellaway, an Adelaide based artist with family links to the area, will use a series of local geological trail guides as a starting point to explore, capture (through sketches, photography
Sonja Porcaro Sonja Porcaro is an Adelaide based artist working predominantly in sculpture and installation. Porcaro will explore both the physicality of Sauerbier House and its surrounds- including the river (Ngangkiparingga) - as well as the social interactions
Sasha Grbich & Kelly Reynolds We were granted a residency to explore architectural ruin and then COVID-19 happened. We found ourselves collaborating while socially distancing and undertaking a residency for an art space that can’t be visited. So instead we add our efforts to the global project of investigating new ways to live and adapt in these times – or “covalution” as we like to call it.
Jake Novick Exploring landscape as a metaphor for belonging and loss, Novick’s current work draws upon the tension of opposites; light and darkness, life and death.
Jake Holmes Jake Holmes is an Adelaide based artist who works across; printmaking, illustration, collage, mural painting and sound works.
Mary Pulford Mary Pulford is an Adelaide based visual artist, whose first love is of print making, and in particular artists books and book objects.
Cynthia Schwertsik Following Joan Tronto’s political notion of care, as everything we do to maintain and repair ourselves and our environment, Schwertsik is on a mission: what does it mean to care and how do we actively care without causing damage elsewhere?
Rosina Possingham & Brianna Speight Bloom is a collaborative project between Rosina Possingham and Brianna Speight exploring underwater photography and site responsive experiments that embrace the location and its natural environs. The artists will interact with the Onkaparinga/Ngangkiparinga River and the nearby ocean to create new work concentrating on themes of the body, fluidity and empathy.
Sue Kneebone Tracing the history of coastal passages to and from Port Noarlunga including the role jetties have played in the transportation of people and produce.