In residence: August - September 2026

Tennessee Watson is an award-winning journalist and documentary maker based in Wyoming, USA. Her work spans print, radio, video and public installations, using storytelling and inquiry to explore people, places and the world around us.

In residence: August - September 2026

Maggie Coblentz is a Canadian artist based in Brooklyn whose practice brings together photography, writing and cooking. Through experimental and often playful approaches, her work explores the intersections of food, science, landscape and storytelling. Previous projects have included fermenting in outer space, running a food truck at a solar observatory and experimental baking on a glacier.

In residence: July - August 2026

Kathy Sirico is a Brooklyn-based artist and poet whose practice spans collage-based painting, stained-glass sculpture and mixed-media installation. Her work explores relationships between humans and the more-than-human world, bringing together personal experience with scientific, mythological and poetic perspectives to reflect on ecological change.

In residence: June - August 2026

Alexandra Lockhart is a dancer and choreographer originally from Colorado, USA, and currently based in London, UK. Working across live performance, installation, film and photography, her interdisciplinary practice combines embodied knowledge with scientific research to explore ecological systems and our relationship with the natural world. Through movement, she seeks to create new ways of experiencing environmental change and foster a deeper sense of connection with the landscapes and ecosystems that surround us.

In residence: May - June 2026

Ida Freya Köhn is a multidisciplinary artist from Germany whose practice centres on sound as both material and method. Working with field recordings from Arctic and remote environments, she creates immersive sound installations that respond to the movement of the audience, encouraging attentive listening as a way of perceiving environmental change. Köhn has an academic background in biogeochemistry and ecology and has spent much of the past decade working in Arctic regions including Svalbard, northern Norway and Iceland.