Caitlin Yardley
Associate Artist Residency
2012
Caitlin Yardley’s practice includes sculpture, video, photography, installation and expanded painting. Her work investigates the way objects and images are framed by cultural narratives and how institutional and personal narratives might intersect and offer meaning in contingent circumstances. Caitlin received her MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2012.
Caitlin developed a site-specific installation for Maison Louis Carré with Association Alvar Aalto, Paris in 2017, and presented a screening of Exterior A as part of Alvar Aalto – Art & the Modern Form, Ateneum, National Gallery of Finland, 2017. She has received numerous awards for her work including, new work and development grants from Arts Council England, British Council, Australia Council, Ian Potter Foundation. Caitlin was artist in residence at Helsinki International Artists Programme, 2019, Alvar Aalto Foundation, Helsinki, 2013, and Artsource, Fremantle, 2005. Her recent exhibitions include, Rhythm Without End, Design Museum Helsinki, 2021, Eclipse Sequence, Helsinki International Artist Programme, curated by Laura Toots & Marten Esko of EKKM Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia, 2019; The Surface as Site, Oxford Artistic and Practice Based Research Platform, 2017; The Legacy Complex, Nordic Art Association, Stockholm, 2016; Epic Narratives, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, 2015; One Way Return, Peter Von Kant, London, 2014; Tavern with Pendant A110, Sunday Reed, London, 2014; Open Cube, White Cube, London, 2013.
Associate Artist Residency
Acme's Associate Artist Residency allows artists to apply directly to Acme for shorter-term (up to three months) residency opportunities. These residencies are selected directly by Acme and tailored to suit the development and networking needs of international artists, allowing them to engage in research, develop relationships and focus on their work in a supported environment.