Residency

  • The name Neal Rockwell written in handwriting.

    Neal Rockwell holds an MFA in Documentary Media from Toronto Metropolitan University (2021) and a BFA in Photography from Emily Carr University of Art and Design (2007). He is a photographer, cinematographer, filmmaker, and writer based in Montreal, specializing in visual investigations, with experience spanning photojournalism, videography, and print journalism. For the past several years…

  • Meg Hubert – November 2025

    November 2 2025 Hi, my name is Meg Hubert (she/her) and I am very honoured to have been selected as one of the participants in the Hammock residency for 2025. This vote of confidence has bolstered my curiosity and drive to explore.⁠⁠I am a settler of Dutch and Ukrainian ancestry and a descendant of Mennonite…

  • The name Amber Phelps Bondaroff written in handwriting.

    September 2 2025 Hello Hammock friends. My name is Amber PB (she/they), and I am a socially motivated, community-engaged, project-based artist, with backgrounds in visual arts, performance and music. I studied painting, textiles and multimedia in my undergraduate degree from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) before moving back to the prairies…

  • The name Jude Akrey written in handwriting.

    My name is Jude | my pronouns are they & them | I am a white queer and trans Autistic artist occupying Treaty 3 Territory on the traditional lands of the Attawonderan, Haudenesonee, and Anishinaabeg people- this land is colonially known as Guelph, Ontario.  I have been living in the world as a trans person…

  • Kaitlyn Beugh – 2027

    I am an interdisciplinary visual artist and herbalist. My art practice is based in mindfulness and fosters a deeply rooted connection to the land I inhabit. My work plays on the ephemeral and is created in a flow state. I live, work, and play on the unceded land of the Coast Salish First Nations and…

  • Kay Gallivan – 2026

    Kay Gallivan is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. Her artistic process involves and is informed by participatory community experiences. Murals are a large part of Kay’s art practice, and she has big thoughts about how art can help us connect to the places we live and the people around us. When not doing her own…

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