Meet artists-in-residence Annie France Noël, Kirsty Russell, and Julien Hübsch for an open studio evening. Come and discover the research in progress in their workspaces.

Free, open to all.

ANNIE FRANCE NOËL

Annie France Noël's practice explores the intimacy and vulnerability of the human experience through photographic and interdisciplinary approaches. Drawing on her own experience, she reveals the unspoken and unseen aspects of parenthood. She manipulates the dynamics of the gaze and of what is perceived, and exploits the inherent limitations of photography, an imperfect medium, to make invisible experiences detectable.

KIRSTY RUSSELL 

Politically, Kirsty Russell's work contributes to a cross-sectoral movement that aims to raise our consciousness of healthcare and prevention. Rooted in feminist thinking, her artistic practice draws attention to work that is often taken for granted and devalued in a capitalist, patriarchal society governed by production.

JULIEN HÜBSCH

Using found objects extracted directly from these spaces, Julien Hübsch researches and develops bodies of work that oscillate between sculpture, painting, environment, archive and installation. His process is guided by his eye for composition and color, as well as by the haptic qualities of found materials. This symbiosis results in fragmented assemblages and combinations that function as painterly interventions and contemporary witnesses to abstract urban space.