Artists in Residents 2002-2026
Alphabetical order
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Alphabetical order
R-T
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 R-T.
Other pages list cultural events and the resident’s projects.
A visual collage of residents is in this slide show.
This page shows R-T.
Other pages list cultural events and the resident’s projects.
A visual collage of residents is in this slide show.
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Maj Rafferty (Denmark; film-maker, theatre director, video artist) Tamara Rafkin (USA, Belgium; art photographer) Lucília Raimundo (Portugal; choreographer, actor) Ulla Raitio (Finland; actor) Hong Bo ram (South Korea; multimedia) Sofia Ramos (Portugal; actor) Trish Ramsey (USA; textile artist) Jonaki Ray (India; poet) Eddy Reinhardt (Switzerland; sculptor) Igor Reinhart (Switzerland; sculptor, actor) Margret Reinhart (Switzerland; sculptor) Kit Reisch (USA; kinetic arts) Azila Reisenberger (Israel, South Africa; writer) Laura Reixach (Spain; visual artist, illustrator) Carla Ribeira (Portugal; dancer, choreographer) Diane Richey-Ward (USA; mixed media) Matias Ringheim (Norway; sculptor) Sue Anne Rische (USA; visual artist) Lucie Robert (Canada; visual artist) Lizzie Roberts (USA, Germany; writer) Megan Roberts (USA; video artist) Jacobien de Rooij (The Netherlands; drawing) Cathy Rose (USA; writer) Jonathan Roson (Australia, UK; sculptor) Howard Ross (Canada; painter) Jerry Ross (USA; painter) Sonja Roth (Switzerland; singer, sound artist) Aaron Rourk (USA; musician) Rebecca Rukeyser (USA, working in Berlin; writer) Naomi Sachs (USA; landscape architect) S Clarisse Baleja Saidi (Canada; writer) Juliette Sallin (Switzerland; textile artist) André Salvador (Portugal; actor) Giuseppe di Salvatore (Italy, Switzerland; scientist) Kate Sameworth (USA; mixed media artist) Gwenn Sampé (USA, France; singer, actor) George Sanchez (USA; performance) Mauricio Santil (Brazil; visual artist) Nuno Santos (Portugal; sound-artist) Paulo dos Santos (Portugal, Germany; art photographer) Nicole van Schaijck (The Netherlands; writer, visual artist) Elly Scheele (The Netherlands; writer) Marcel Schellekens (The Netherlands; painter) Chloé Schemoul (France; writer) Martin Schepkens (Belgium; visual artist) Beate Schnaithmann (Germany, Switzerland; musician) Sabine Schol (Austria; writer) Lataste Schouten (The Netherlands; visual artist) Sabine Schründer (Germany; visual artist) Marijke Schurink (The Netherlands; jewellery designer) Ies Schute (The Netherlands; painter) Dan Scott (UK; musician) Aura Sevón (Finland, France; writer, translator, literary scholar) Rachel Sherk (USA; sound artist) Scott Sherk (USA; sound artist) Ohad Ben Shimon (The Netherlands, Israel; writer, performer) Julian Silverman (Australia; sociologist) Phillip Simmons (USA; video artist) Ingrid Simons (The Netherlands; visual artist) Mariana Sipos (Romania; writer) Miira Sippola (Finland; theatre director) Henrik Sjöberg (Sweden; philosopher; publisher) Mirjam Slaats (The Netherlands; installation artist) Margriet Smulders (The Netherlands; visual artist) Tyler Snazelle (USA; art photographer) Nazaré Soares (Norway/Spain; filmmaker) Zia Soares (Angola, Portugal; actor; art director) Nuno Santos Solares (Portugal; actor, sound technician) Pluto Sotiropoulos (Australia; musician) Sally Stafford (UK, painter) Juliana Stankiewicz (USA; painter) Christopher Steadman (UK, Germany; multimedia) Janet Steen (USA; writer) Brooke Steiger (USA; visual artist) Marja Sterck (The Netherlands; visual artist) Curtis Stewardson (USA; ceramist) Hanni Stolker (The Netherlands; painter) Emily Stone (USA; writer) Geoffrey Stone (USA; writer) Emma Stoneman (Australia; visual artist) Rolf Straver (The Netherlands; composer) Lucy Stuart (South Africa; visual artist) Molly Sturges (USA; singer, actor) Joergen Svenstrup (Denmark; painter) Kirsten Svenstrup (Denmark; ceramist) Modris Svilāns (Latvia; sound and kinetics) Veronica Syrotkina (Ukraine; painter) Vicente de Sá (Portugal; actor) T Francis Tabouret (France; writer) Yuko Takeda (Japan, Finland; actor) Sophie Tassignon (Belgium, Germany; musician) António Tavares (Portugal; painter) Birgitte Thorlacius (Denmark; visual artist) Brian Thorstenson (USA; writer, actor) Merritt Tierce (USA; script writer) Dagmar Tinschmann (Germany; visual artist) Ida Toft (Denmark, Canada; researcher) Kevin Tolman (USA; visual artist) Sara Tolman (USA; visual artist) Claudia Tomas (Portugal, UK; filmmaker) Zofia Tomczyk (Poland; performer) Miranda Train (USA; novelist) Carolina Trigo (Slovenia Argentina, Finland and USA; performer) Frede Troelsen (Denmark; sculptor ) Mick Trovoada (Angola, Portugal; actor, musician) Neusa Trovoada (Angola, Portugal; costume designer) Kimberley Trowbridge (USA; mixed media) Sandra Trujillo (USA; visual artist) Tuomas Tulikorpi (Finland; actor) Jodi Tychowsky (Canada; visual artist) |
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