Artists in residence
Each year, the Cité internationale des arts welcomes more than 1,000 artists from around the world, offering them a space for creation, research, and exchange in Paris, in the Marais and Montmartre districts. Open to all artistic disciplines—visual arts, music, literature, film, design and architecture, performing arts, and curating—it enables artists to develop their projects in an environment that fosters experimentation and meaningful connections.
Viggo Wallenskold
Year/s of residence : 2019, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, Finnish Cité internationale des arts Foundation, Finnish Foundation of the Cité des Arts de Paris
Visual arts
Christine Waller
Year/s of residence : 2000, 2010, KRO / KIF Artists, Sweden
Visual arts
Ulla Waller Lindberg
Year/s of residence : 1970, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1995, Cité internationale des arts, KRO / KIF Artists, Sweden, Royal Academy of Fine Arts
Visual arts
Patricia Waller
Year/s of residence : 1999, Ministry of Science, Research and Arts of Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Visual arts
Peter Waller
Year/s of residence : 2014, Tasmania University, Australia
Visual arts
Sara Wallgren
Year/s of residence : 2016, Cité internationale des arts, Royal Academy of Fine Arts
Visual arts
Arvid Wallinder
Year/s of residence : 1970, 1977, KRO / KIF Artists, Sweden
Visual arts
Amber Wallis
Year/s of residence : 2009, New South Wales Art Gallery, Australia
Visual arts
Jessica Wallis
Year/s of residence : 2012, Royal College of Arts of London, united Kingdom
Visual arts
Jason Wallis Johnson
Year/s of residence : 1991, Royal College of Arts of London, united Kingdom
Visual arts
Per Wallmyr
Year/s of residence : 2005, Royal Swedish Academy of Music, Sweden
Music
Christian Wallner
Year/s of residence : 2000, Federal Ministry for arts, culture, the civil service and sport
Visual arts
Heimo Wallner
Year/s of residence : 2002, Cité internationale des arts, Land of Salzburg, Austria
Spectacle vivant
Sidney Walls
Year/s of residence : 2022, Cité internationale des arts
Literature
Sid Walls is a writer and urbanist from New Zealand, now resident in Australia. She has degrees in English Literature and Urbanism, which inform her literary focus on the connections between psychology and place.
She is the recipient of several awards and acknowledgments for her work, including residencies at Varuna: The National Writers’ House, The Katherine Susannah Prichard Writers’ Centre and a mentorship award from the Australian Society of Authors.
Her residency involves work on a farcical deconstruction of the typical “Paris novel”- where impressionable foreigners learn l’art de vivre in the City of Light. The novel follows the implosion of a group of deluded writers desperately trying to recreate Hemingway’s Paris in the 21st Century. It examines what happens when we impose self-serving narratives onto people and places. She is also working on a companion piece looking at how power and agency are manifested in urban form and access to space.
Sid Walls
Sibylla Walpen
Year/s of residence : 2018, Education and Culture Direction of the Canton of Berne
Visual arts
Sarah Walraet
Year/s of residence : 2000, Flemish Government - Directorate of Arts and Heritage, Belgium
Visual arts
Aidan Walsh
Year/s of residence : 1986, 1989, 1994, 1998, Cité internationale des arts, South African Artistic Association for Visual Arts (SANAVA)
Visual arts
Joanna Walsh
Year/s of residence : 2022, Cité internationale des arts
Literature
Natasha Walsh
Year/s of residence : 2019, Art Gallery of New South Wales
Visual arts
Eibhear Walshe
Year/s of residence : 2019, Cité internationale des arts
Literature
Eibhear Walshe is a writer who lives in Cork, Ireland, where he teaches at the School of English at University College Cork and is Director of Creative Writing. He has published memoirs, literary reviews and biographies.
His writings include Kate O’Brien: A Writing Life (2006), Oscar’s Shadow: Wilde and Ireland (2012), and A Different Story: the Writings if Colm Tóibín (2013). His childhood memoirs, Cissie’s Abbatoir (2009) were broadcast on RTÉ’Book on One’. His novel The Diary of Mary Travers (2014) was shortlisted for the Kerry Group’s Novel of the Year Award in 2015 and nominated for the Dublin International Literary Award in 2016. He was Associate Editor-in-Chief, with Catherine Marshall, of Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks (2016) edited by Fintan O’Toole and selected for the Bord Gais Energy Irish Book Awards. His latest novel The Trumpet Shall Sound was published in 2019.
