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2026 Artists in Residence
2026 Artists in Residence
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ANNA LUISA PETRISKO
Anna Luisa is an interdisciplinary artist and teacher working across video art, experimental opera, performance, sound, and social practice. Her work explores the body as a paradox—transcendent of time, space, and form. With over 25 years of experience in dance, somatics, meditation, and music, she integrates embodied research with the transformative potential of sound and ceremony. Recent projects include an experimental opera "All Time Stop Now" which premiered at REDCAT. She cultivates accessible, intergenerational spaces for slowness, deep feeling, and creative inquiry. Her studio functions as a sanctuary for collaboration and embodied exploration.
ARROWYN AMBROSE
Arrowyn is an embodied, trauma-informed, facilitator, writer, mother, and performance artist who holds an MA in Depth Psychology and Creativity. Her Substack is Abundance Whore where she braids mythology, alchemy, and personal narrative into harrowing yet hysterical stories of resilience, delight, and heartbreak. She believes the erotic is creative intelligence: messy, holy, and alive.
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DANIEL TRESE
Daniel is a New York–based artist working with process-driven photographic practices to explore intimacy, community, and queer experience. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Haus der Kunst, Munich; and the Centre Pompidou, Paris. His work is held in the collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; ONE Archives at the USC Libraries, Los Angeles; and numerous private collections.
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KIRAN JANDU
Kiran is an artist and filmmaker whose practice spans performance, social practice, and 16 mm film. As an academic at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, their work examines endurance, embodiment, and repair, often through portraits of activists engaged in durational actions.
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JOSÉPHINE GOUBE
Joséphine Goube is a technologist, filmmaker, and migration activist from Calais, France. A former Obama Scholar and CEO of Sistech, she is currently a Research Fellow at Columbia University focused on borders and displacement.
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ROBYN MINEKO WILLIAMS
Robyn is a director and artist from Chicago, IL. She is the founder of Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists (RMW&A), which houses and shares a body of interdisciplinary performance created in collaboration with an evolving roster of dynamic artists, musicians and designers. Williams’ work has been presented at the Kennedy Center, Harris Theater for Music and Dance, MCA Chicago, Jacob’s Pillow and Joyce Theater. Commissions include Pacific Northwest Ballet, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, and Malpaso Dance Company among others. She is a Princess Grace Foundation-USA Choreographic Fellowship recipient and 2024 Walder Foundation Platform Awardee.
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