fabric residencies 2024-2025

We were delighted to collaborate with this cohort of artists throughout our 2024–2025 Residency Programme, supporting them with funding, space and dedicated staff time to explore new ideas and develop ambitious creative projects.

Across the year, the residencies provided artists with the opportunity to experiment, deepen their practice and bring new work to life. We were proud to support their creative journeys and to share opportunities for audiences and peers to engage with their work as it evolved.

Explore the artists and projects below to find out more about the residency and the work developed during 2024–2025.

meet the artists

Alexandrina Hemsley

Residency:  Many Lifetimes

This residency will host Alexandrina Hemsley and their company Yewande 103 whilst they develop their new group work. “I am o…

Ascension Dance (Ashley Jordan)

Residency: Amaris

An exploration into the creation of a new work titled Amaris, aimed at children and young people aged 3 – 7 about the exploration…

Aura Fonseca

Residency: Trans*Performativity

The project proposes to explore the intersection between artistic research and practice, digital and physical elements, the trans…

Eli Lewis and Joe Garbett

Residency: PLUE

This residency will support the creation of Plue, a new work which playfully examines queer visibility and intimacy. Exploring the…

Raquel Meseguer Zafe

Residency: A Good Thing is Never Too Late

A Good Thing is Never too Late is a Research & Development project about belonging and a slippery sense of ‘home’. During thei…

Scottee and Lea Anderson

Residency: Sanity

All their life Scottee has experienced bouts of psychosis, leading them to question the concept of reality. After a series of medi…

Shivaangee Agrawal

Residency: Orbital Asymmetries

Orbital Asymmetries is a performance installation telling the story of four strangers who, over the course of 24 hours, journey to…

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