Research Residencies
Each year we support a number of artists to develop research for new works through short research residencies at our studio in Newcastle. Please click here for more information about our 2019 research residency open call. >>
past residencies
In the light of the EU referendum result, our 2017 call asked for artists living or working in the North East of England whose practice was considering our relationship with Europe.
We worked with artists Juan delGado; Henna Asikainen and Arto Polus; and FanSHEN as part of our 2017 research residency programme.
Newcastle based artist collective FanSHEN, Rachel Briscoe and Dan Barnard, were in residence with us in February 2017, considering how we can create spaces for groups who never come into contact and who hold opposing views to encounter each other.
Finnish artist Henna Asikainen, working alongside Arto Polus, developed her ongoing work, which involves public performances and the creation of installations created from foraged natural materials in collaboration with refugees and asylum seekers.
London-based artist Juan delGado was in residence with us in January 2017, where he developed a new film programme around his recent work Altered Landscapes.
We worked with artists Juan delGado; Henna Asikainen and Arto Polus; and FanSHEN as part of our 2017 research residency programme.
Newcastle based artist collective FanSHEN, Rachel Briscoe and Dan Barnard, were in residence with us in February 2017, considering how we can create spaces for groups who never come into contact and who hold opposing views to encounter each other.
Finnish artist Henna Asikainen, working alongside Arto Polus, developed her ongoing work, which involves public performances and the creation of installations created from foraged natural materials in collaboration with refugees and asylum seekers.
London-based artist Juan delGado was in residence with us in January 2017, where he developed a new film programme around his recent work Altered Landscapes.
Juan delGadoJuan joined D6 in 2017 for a one-week research residency, where he developed new research for upcoming work looking into the archives of the Tyne. Juan also presented his recent work Altered Landscapes. >>
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Henna AsikainenFinnish artist Henna Asikainen, working alongside Arto Polus, was in residence at D6 to develop her ongoing work, which involves public performances and the creation of installations created from foraged natural materials in collaboration with refugees and asylum seekers. >>
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FanSHENNewcastle based artist collective FanSHEN, Rachel Briscoe and Dan Barnard, are currently in residence with us, considering how we can create spaces for groups who never come into contact and who hold opposing views to encounter each other. >>
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