Artists in Residents 2002-2026
Alphabetical order
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The artists are listed in alphabetical order by surname (with surname prefixes disregarded for sorting purposes). For each artist, the country of origin is indicated. If the artist currently lives and works in a different country, that country is also listed. The artist's principal artistic discipline is included as well.
 
Approximately half of the artists participated in the OBRAS residency programs only once, while the others returned, some on as many as ten occasions. Regardless of the number of residencies, each artist appears only once in this archive.
The total number of artist residencies was approximately 1,000. Residency periods typically ranged from three to ten weeks.

To facilitate browsing, the archive is divided into six alphabetical sections: A–D, E–G, H–L, M–P, R–T, and U–Z.
This page shows E-G.
 
Other pages list cultural events and the resident’s projects.

A visual collage of residents is in this slide show.

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Tam Eastley (Canada, Germany; writer)
Eki´Shola Edwards (USA; musician)
Mieke Eerkens (USA; writer)
Helga Eibl (Austria; visual artist)
Kaku Einan (China, Japan, Germany; art photographer)
Nina Elder (USA; multimedia)
Gregory Eltringham (USA; painter)
Peter Emptage (Australia; musician)
F
Stefano Falcone (Italy; pianist)
Bel Falleiros (Brazil, USA; visual artist)
Ivan Farmer (USA; multimedia)
Larry Feign (USA, living Hongkong; writer)
Aurélie Ferrière (France, Sweden; composer)
Ruby Fiedler (Australia; multimedia)
Andrew Fladeboe (USA; art photographer)
Jane Flett (UK, Germany; poet)
Benvindo Fonseca (Mozambique, Portugal; actor)
Colleen Franca (USA; painter)
Robert Franca (USA; painter)
Ana Friedman (Germany; visual artist)
Simon Frisch (USA; composer)
Ryan Froggatt (Canada; multimedia)
Katharina Fröschl-Roßboth (Austria; art photographer)
Janice Fuller (USA; poet)
Carolin Färber (Germany; filmmaker)
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Marja van Gaalen (The Netherlands; art photographer)
Mikella Gabrielides (Australia; yogi, sutras teacher)
Paul Gagner (USA; painter)
John Galan (USA; painter)
Liam Garstang (Australia; installation artist)
Victoria Gaslin (USA; multimedia)
Anna Geary-Meyer (USA, Germany; writer)
Beate Geier (Germany; art photographer)
Konrad Geier (Germany; art photographer)
Wilma Geldof (The Netherlands; writer)
Jolanda van Gennip (The Netherlands; painter)
Karin Gerfen (The Netherlands; installation artist)
Meinolf Gerling (Germany; art photographer)
Raymond Ghirardo (USA; video artist)
Sahar Gilani (UK; photographer)
Yuval Gilboa (Israel; musician)
Tim Gleason (USA; visual artist)
Amee Evans Godwin (USA; multimedia artist)
Paul Godwin (USA; performer)
Carla Gonzalez (Portugal, Mozambique; scientist)
Lenneke van der Goot (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Annette Goretzki (Germany; photographer)
Martin Goretzki (Germany; photographer)
Elleke van Gorsel (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Eugenia Gortchakova (Russia, Germany; multimedia )
Victoria Gosling (UK, Germany; writer)
Aubrey Grant (USA; scientist)
José Grasso (The Netherlands; installation artist)
Ginta Grūbe (Latvia; jewellery  maker)
Danny Greenfield-Campoverde (USA; visual artist)
Sanneke Griepink (The Netherlands)
Janet Griffiths (UK; painter)
Aly de Groot (Australia; visual artist)
Egle Genes Grunsfeld (Israel; mixed media)
Anaísa Guerreiro (Portugal; light designer)
Phoebé Guillemot (Canada, Germany; sound artist)
Jil Guyon (USA; dance performer, visual artist)