CORRIDOR air + COLLABORATIONS

RESIDENCIES - 2019

TESTIMONIALS 2019

“I am currently curating a group exhibition of 5 photo media artists including myself: Steven Cavanagh, Damian Dillon, Sarah Mosca, Todd McMillan, and Amanda Williams.“We are interested in the artist footprint and the ways in which we affect place both literally and metaphorically. Exploring cultural connections of place and time, art and science, heart and mind is what makes the CORRIDOR project a perfect fit for us as a group.”
“The opportunity to work as a group on location has been an opportunity to enrich the conversation between us all. The CORRIDOR project, with its amazing facilities and location, has provided a wonderful space for planning, research, play, alternative thinking, and art practice.””

Artist - Steven Cavanaugh

“I spent a week at the CORRIDOR project to begin a new body of work for my upcoming exhibition. I find residencies to be important to my practice, to remove myself from my usual space and mindset, and to reinvigorate my process and practice. To paint in the shearer’s shed was magic. The history and energy of the space is palpable. It was a perfect place to make paintings, as recreating the energy of a moment in time is something that I seek in my work.
The work I made while on the residency wasn’t necessarily a direct reflection of the property itself, but the rich environment inspires and allows creativity to flow. The outside world is shut out, giving you clarity and a chance to be in a creative bubble. I enjoyed the calm and quiet, and the time to sharpen my focus. I was energised and inspired by the property and its surrounds- the Lachlan river, the woolshed, it’s history, and the wildlife. ”

Artist - Clara Adolphs

“The CORRIDOR project provided the perfect setting for me to research, experiment and reflect in developing my practice as an artist and geomorphologist. Through my time on residency, I developed new processes that I am extending now to create new, site-based work. Having the support of CORRIDOR and the opportunity to work with such a fantastic site has sparked fresh insights to push my practice forward and I am looking forward to more exciting encounters with this place.”

Artist - Simon Mould

“We all had such a great time at the CORRIDOR project. Students really enjoyed the experience and returned with so much material to continue working with. It was beyond expectations, team building, creative experiments, and a look at country life for all of them. I’m predicting we’ll be back next year.”

Geoff Kleem | Head of PhotoMedia - 2019 National Art School

“It is always a delight to travel to the CORRIDOR project, a place where disciplines intermingle effortlessly, where a breathtaking landscape and heritage structure form an unlikely stage for a plethora of creative endeavors, and where creative risks and experimentation (which elsewhere would seem impossible) are a part of the everyday ritual. The workshops and performances I have undertaken here have been particularly rewarding milestones in my career; pairing regional and metropolitan interests, skills, and experiences, and changing perceptions in a focused, nurturing environment. An example of this is the weekends Inspiring Australia, NSW Regional Science Hubs initiative - the Devonian Aquarium - a workshop that brought together digital animation, science, history, and botanical illustration to offer new skills to regional practitioners across numerous disciplines. This was a brave, intensive and ambitous workshop made possible through collaboration. As a facilitator, it was an incredible experience to work with such a mixed group of scientists, educators, and artists resulting in some fantastic, humorous, and informative outcomes.”

Artist - Todd Fuller - 2019 tutor and performer for SCIENCE HUB