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 H-L.
 
Other pages list cultural events and the resident’s projects.

A visual collage of residents is in this slide show.

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Andrea Hackl (Austria, The Netherlands; dancer, choreographer)
Iris Haeck (The Netherlands; impresario; writer)
Noortje Hagens (The Netherlands; video artist)
Regan Halas (USA; multimedia)
Yvonne Halfens (The Netherlands; sculptor)
Maria Hannson (Sweden; singer and performative artist)
Elma van Haren (The Netherlands; poet)
Niv Harman (Israel; composer)
Sabine Harrer (Austria; game designer)
Thomas Havlik (Austria; sound artist, writer)
Harald Havsteen (Denmark; multimedia)
Cody Healey-Conelly (USA; video artist)
Elly Heise (Canada; visual artist)
Stefan Heitmann (Germany; art photographer)
Evelyne Hendrikx (The Netherlands; art photographer)
Mauro Hermínio (Portugal; actor)
Silke Heuer (Germany, London; visual artist)
Sarah Hickson (UK, The Netherlands; painter)
Debby Hill (Australia; Multimedia artist)
Duncan Hill (USA; art photographer)
Rachel Haley Himmelheber (USA; writer)
Minami Hirosawa (Japan; painter)
Hiten (Japan; mixed media)
Saaya Hitomi (Japan; video artist, performer)
Gemma Hodge (Ireland; writer)
Stuart Hodges (UK; visual artist, scientist)
Christel van Hoeckel (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Lorie Hoffman (USA; visual artist)
Vera Hofmann (Germany; visual artist)
Merel Holleboom (The Netherlands; installation artist)
Tetsuya Hori (Japan, Germany; composer)
Greg Hrbek (UA; writer)
Peter Van Huffel (Canada, Germany; musician)
Nico Huijbregts (The Netherlands; multimedia)
Jennifer Hurley (USA; poet)
Sonja Hébert (Canada; mixed media)
Hanns-Günther Högel (Germany; art photographer)
Christian Hüssel (Germany; writer)
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Skye Jamieson (Australia; visual artist)
Stephan Jarl (Sweden; percussionist)
Patrick Jarnfelt (Denmark; game designer)
Ralf Jaroschinski (Germany; musician, dancer)
Anna Jarosz (Poland, Portugal; creative assistant)
Johanna Jarry (Canada; writer)
Andreas Jentsch (Germany; art photographer)
Jully Jeunet (France; art photographer)
Paulien Jocher (Austria, Italy; graphical designer)
Chris Jonas (USA; musician, actor)
Edith Jourdan (Germany; photographer)
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Dena Kahan (Australia; painter)
Holen Kahn (USA, filmmaker, writer)
Gudrun Kainz (Austria; ceramist)
Margot Kalse (The Netherlands; singer, conductor)
Youngwha Kang (South Korea; composer)
Liudmila Kartoskina (Russia; video artist)
Eileen Keane (Ireland; writer and musician)
Julie Keating (Australia; painter)
András Kecskes (Hungary; painter)
Karen Kerkhoven (Australia; choreographer)
Gonde Kiessler (Germany; art photographer)
Jaakko Kiljunen (Finland; actor)
Jee Won Kim (South Korea; dancer)
Jun Kim (South Korea; sound artist)
Sung Ung Kim (South Korea; art photographer)
Josef Kleindienst (Austria; writer, actor)
Janke Klompmaker (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Maya Koenig (Israel; visual artist)
Paul Kohl (USA, Singapore and Portugal; art photographer)
Martine de Kok (Belgium; multimedia)
Sebastian Kok (The Netherlands, Sweden; writer)
Patricia Kolesar (Canada; textile artist, jewellery maker)
Annemiek Kooijman (The Netherlands; textile artist)
Alëna Korolëva (Russia, Canada; sound artist)
Vincent Kortmann (The Netherlands; writer)
Istvan Kovacs (Hungary; visual artist)
Jan Kremer (The Netherlands; writer )
Uschi Krempel (Germany; painter)
Alison Kruse (USA; painter)
Kayla Kurin (Canada; writer)
Monique Kwist (The Netherlands; visual artist)
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Marina Lacroix (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Ine Lammers (Belgium, visual artist; The Netherlands)
Inger Landen (Sweden; editor)
Leif Landen (Sweden; writer)
Mary Lapsey (Australia; visual artist)
Erny Larsen (USA; filmmaker)
Tori Lawson (Australia; visual artist)
Eric Layer (USA; writer)
Christine Leathem (UK (Northern Ireland); visual artist)
Wouter Thorn Leeson (The Netherlands; filmmaker)
Annelisa Leinbach (USA, Germany; painter)
Veridiana Leite (Brazil, Portugal; painter)
Florian Leitner (Germany; scientist)
Reinekke Lengelle (Canada; writer)
Frans van Lent (The Netherlands; performance)
Margaret Leonard (USA; painter)
Manuel Leromain (France, Belgium; visual artist)
Antoinette Leroy (The Netherlands; sculptor)
Lotte van Lieshout (The Netherlands; painter)
Rui Lima (Portugal; sound designer)
Aagje Linssen (The Netherlands; visual artist)
Tathiana Lobo (Brazil, Portugal; dancer)
Tracy Longley-Cook (USA; art photographer)
Paola Lopreiato (Italy; performing arts)
Annie Lord (UK; writer)
Pat Loucks (Canada; textile artist)
Marge Loudon (USA; visual artist)
Gio Lourenço (Angola, Portugal; actor; actor)
Monique Luchetti (USA; painter)
Bianca Ludewig (Germany, Austria; scientist)
Fran Lui (Taiwan; visual artist)
Ariella van Luyn (Australia; writer)
Seema Lyer (UK, Germany; writer)