18th Street’s International Artists in Residence Exchange program facilitates creative inter-cultural collaboration and experimentation among artists. In addition we strive to build a critical forum and context for the examination of such work by forging new relationships with arts agencies and centers around the world. Now in its 13th year, our program has hosted over 200 residencies in partnership with the countries of Australia, Cameroon, China, Croatia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, Serbia, South Korea, Sudan, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom.
(Eligiibility for our International Program is limited to cooperative partnerships with foreign government agencies and private foundation funding programs.)
Paul Harryn is a Artist (painter), Musician, and Author based in Easton, Pennsylvania. His work is informed by the natural setting of his studio and he considers nature to be the driving force behind his work. His paintings, stemming from this dual interest in the forces of nature and abstraction, have strong gestural and textural qualities, …
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Hailing from Bucharest, Romania, Alexandra Croitoru explores the intersection of personal, group and national identities her work. Her practice is rooted in photography and encompasses interdisciplinary projects such as written texts and publications, installations, video and performance. Many of her works, including Untitled (Prime Minister) seen here, seek to expose and challenge sociological, geo-political and gender power structures …
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Based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Nadine Hutton works across both documentary and contemporary art photographic genres, frequently incorporating video and performance in her practice. Hutton’s work investigates questions of gender and identity, and offers insight into disenfranchised and marginalized sectors of society. With a background in photojournalism, Hutton’s videos and photographs often straddle the liminal …
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