The Corridor Project provides a place to explore natural earth systems, contested histories, habitat, ecologies, wildlife, rivers and big skies.

Our facilities include artist studios, living spaces and accommodation wrapped in 100 year agricultural buildings located on Wiradjuri Country

  • The Corridor Project over the past few years has supported Australian Artists with in-kind durational residencies.

    These residencies act as a stepping off point to process, experiment and tweak existing practice.

    We also partner with galleries and institutions both domestically and internationally.

    Read about artist residencies and opportunities that have enabled expanded practice and audience reach.

  • Find out more about Tyga’s residency HERE

    Sydney Contemporary Art Fair 2026 HERE

    Exhibition ‘We are knots and tangles’ 2025 HERE

    Tyga lives and works in the UK. She is a painter and printmaker with drawing lying at the heart of her practice. She uses the directness and urgency of drawing from life as a springboard for all her work. Responding with spontaneity in the moment, she also builds on memory and feeling by returning to places and people over and over again. Read further about Tyga’s residency HERE

  • Find out more about Sammy’s residency HERE

    Sammy Hawker has been visiting TCP as a durational resident over the past few years. Further industry introductions led to Sammy undertaking a partnered residency between The Corridor Project (AUS) & Messums: Org (UK) (funded by The Ian Potter Cultural Trust, The Corridor Project and artsACT). Her first international solo-show Ghosts & Monsters exhibited at Messums West (UK) from October - December 2025.

  • About Jelly Green HERE

    Find out more about Jelly’s residency HERE

    UK Exhibition based on TCP residency HERE

    Jelly Green (b.1992) is a contemporary British-New Zealand painter. Her work is defined by her passion for the natural world. Having spent extended periods immersed in the global web of jungles and rainforests from Brazil to Borneo and Sri Lanka to Australia and New Zealand, Green’s large-scale works revel in the magnificent primordial canopies, while unflinchingly bearing witness to the brutal decapitation and destruction of the arboreal world. Her most recent work is focussed on the wildfires that threaten many of the earth's forests: the paintings capturing the savage, elemental forces unleashed at the critical moment when the fire takes hold.

  • About Rachel Ellis HERE

    Exhibition - Moon Jar; An Axis - Korean Cultural Centre HERE

    TCP Residency - HERE

    Rachel Ellis is highly regarded visual artist for the subtle geometry of her drawings of urban subjects – interiors, inner city backyards and rooftops.

    In 2026 we offered Rachel a durational residency that will continue into 2027.