Within the artists-in-residence program, CCA is delighted to host Søren Behncke.

Born in Søndeborg (DK) in 1967, educated and working as a graphic designer up until 2002 where he began working a artist fulltime.

Currently, he works and lives in Aarhus and Copenhagen and Charlotte Fogh Gallery, Aarhus and V1 Gallery represent him. Søren will be staying in the Studio Amarillo until 31st November 2014.

Selected Solo Shows

2014          Backdrop & Dropouts - Charlotte Fogh Galley,
Aarhus, DK

2013          Stepmother Nature - V1-Gallery, Copenhagen, DK

2011          Ferry Tails, Charlotte Fogh Gallery, Århus, DK

2009          E45-Road Art - Charlotte Fogh Contemporary, Århus, DK

Selected Group Shows

2014          Vejen - Nivaagaards Malerisamling, Nivå, DK

2013          Nordic Art Station 2013 - Eskilstuna Konstmuseum, SE

2012          Tonight We Won't Be Bored – Ten Years of V1 Gallery,
V1-Gallery, Copenhagen, DK

                  An øje at the Hole, The Hole (Gallery), New
York, USA

Within the artists-in-residence program, CCA is delighted to host Thomas Absolon.

Born in Hungary in 1987, he is studying at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.

Currently, he works and lives in Palma de Mallorca and he will be staying in the Studio Azul until 31st November 2014.

Selected Solo Shows

2011          Night Works - City Theatre, Cologne

            Museum of Prostějov, Prostějov

2009          cafe
PORTAL, Hungarian Fort

2008          theater
Tramtárie, Olomouc

2007          My
color gallery Lighthouse, Fort Hungary

Selected Group Shows

2011          WORK TOGETHER - Trafo Gallery, Prague

2010          artycok.tv artfair - MeetFactory, Prague

2009          Current status at.M.Rittsteina and S.Diviše
- Dolmen Gallery, Prague

2008          Exhibition of paintings together with Tomas
Nemec - MAD Bar, Prague

Within the artists-in-residence program, CCA is delighted to host Lars Monrad Vaage.

Born in Oslo in 1973, he studied in The Academy of Fine Arts of Oslo and Helsinki.

Currently, he works and lives in Berlin and he will be staying in the Studio Rojo until 31st November 2014.

Selected Solo Shows

2013          Ål
Kulturhus - Ål in Hallingdal, Norway

2012          Encompassing
eternally expanding emptiness - Galleri Riis, Oslo

2009          Fruit
& Futurism - Galleri Riis, Oslo

2008          BUHU
- Galleri Riis, Oslo

Selected Group Shows

2011          Splendid
Isolation - Nationalmuseum Projektraum, Berlin

2010          Høstutstillingen
- Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo

2009          Latte
in Watte - Galleri Riis, Oslo

2008          40/40
- Stenersenmuseet, Oslo

Within the artists-in-residence program, CCA is delighted to host Clare Gasson.

Born in Birmingham, she obtained her MA in Visual Arts at Goldsmiths College 2004.

Currently, she works and lives in London and she will be staying in the Studio Verde until 29th November 2014.

Selected Performances

2014       "To and for AT
/October 2013/the seed in the chain of thoughts/calling up the spirit of the          infinite/endless/equations/renamed
March 2014", X marks
the Bökship, London, UK

2011          “The River” - Live Art
Performance, South London Gallery, London, UK

2010      “…the
traveller walking walking walking through ….“, Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol,
UK

Selected Group Shows

2014          Hlysnan: the Notion and Politics of Listening - Casino Luxembourg Forum d’Art Contemporain

2012          Solid on Our Source Planet -  Wysing Arts
Centre, Cambridgeshire, UK

                  Soundworks - ICA, London, UK

2011          Aggregate
– curated by Kathleen Madden, Churner & Churner Gallery, New York, USA

2010          Thinking
Through Cinema (Deep Red) – a LUX commission for Artissima Art Fair, Turin,
Italy

2009          The
Known Unknowns – Volatile Dispersal Festival of Art Writing, Whitechapel
Gallery, London, UK

Books with essays on her work
include: ‘Sonic
Possible Worlds’, Salomé Voegelin, Bloomsbury, 2014; ‘The Sensible Stage:
Staging and the Moving Image’ edited by Bridget Crone, published by Picture
This, 2012; ‘Listening to Noise and Silence’ by Salomé Voegelin, Bloomsbury,
2010