Artists in Residence
Luke Fowler
This Trinity Term, we welcome Luke Fowler as our Artist-in-Residence. Luke is an artist, filmmaker and musician based in Glasgow. He has previously been a Jarman Award winner and has been nominated for the Turner Prize.
Combining aspects of structural cinema with documentary techniques, Fowler’s films shatter the limits and conventions of standard nonfiction filmmaking. Working with archival footage, 16mm film shot by himself and sound recordings made in collaboration with renowned sound artists, he complexly constructs and weaves these elements into film portraits of various “outsiders” such as radical psychiatrist R.D. Laing, experimental composers Cornelius Cardew and Martin Bartlett, Marxist historian E.P. Thompson or filmmaker Margaret Tait. Fowler’s own films and influences draw equally from experimental music, the Lettrist movement of the 1950s and 1970s independent cinema.
Fowler has cultivated a strong body of work that continues to rapidly grow alongside a multifaceted artistic practice that makes him one of the more dynamic and exciting artists working today.

Previous year's Artists-in-Residence
- 2025, Heather Agyepong, visual artist, performer/actor and maker.
- 2024 Rachel Pimm, research-based artist exploring the animal, vegetable, and mineral
- 2023 Lara Smithson drawing, costume, video, installation and sculpture
- 2022 Uriel Orlow installation, photography, film, drawing, sound and gardens
- 2021 No appointment
- 2020 No appointment
- 2019 Anna Barham visual art, writing and performance art
- 2018 Azadeh Fatehrad visual art
- 2017 Edward Thomasson visual and performance art
- 2016 Ross Sinclair visual art, writing, video art
- 2015 Gareth Jones visual art, video art
- 2014 Ciara Phillips visual art
- 2013 Chloe Dewe Mathews photography
- 2012 Corin Sworn visual art, film, performance art
- 2011 Jordan Baseman visual art, film
- 2010 Zeena Parkins music
- 2009 Robert Beavors and Mary Lum film, interdisciplinary (drawing, installation, still & moving images)
- 2008 Matmos (Andrew Daniel & Martin Schmidt) music and performance
- 2007 Oliva Plender, DD Dorvillier and Victor Morales visual art/writing, dance/choreography, video art
- 2006 Grace Weir film, installation
- 2005 Wendy Ramshaw jewellery
- 2004 Joe Winkelman printmaking
- 2003 Alex Cox and Tod Davies film
- 2002 Sophy Rickett photography
- 2001 No appointment
- 2000 Hughie O'Donoghue painting