Branscombe House Artist Residency


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2024 Artist-in-Residence: Peisen Ding 

Peisen DingPeisen Ding is a visual artist and educator whose practice explores urban relationships — such as those between individuals and among built environments — through painting, photography, installations or whatever medium organically arises.

Peisen is concluding their community-based art project, “(Be)coming Home”, with a community art exhibition and interactive mixed-media installation. Throughout 2024, they invited local residents to participate as collaborators during 14 workshops at Branscombe House and the Richmond Cultural Centre.

Community Art Exhibition and Closing Event

Join us for an artist talk featuring 2024 artist-in-residence Peisen Ding on the community-engaged project, “(Be)coming Home”, followed by a dumpling-making activity and reception in celebration of Lunar New Year and the conclusion of the artist's residency.

Art Exhibition:
January 17–27
Monday–Friday, 10:00am–4:00pm 

Closing Event:
Saturday, January 25, 4:00–6:00pm

About the Program

The Branscombe House Artist Residency takes place in a restored 1908 Edwardian-style house in the residential area of Steveston. Since its inaugural residency in 2016, the program has hosted visiting professional artists for eleven-month community-engaged arts residencies. Branscombe House is located at 4900 Steveston Highway and is one of the earliest settler homes in the area.

Professional artists with a community-engaged practice are invited to apply for the residency through an annual open call. Please check back for forthcoming opportunities.

Previous Artists & Community Partners

2024 Artist-in-Residence: Peisen Ding
2023 Community Partner: Blue Cabin
2022 Artist-in-Residence: Krystal Kiran
2021 Artist-in-Residence: Rachel Rozanski
2020 Artist-in-Residence: Lou Sheppard
2019 Artist-in-Residence: Paige Gratland
2018 Artist-in-Residence: Keely O'Brien
2017 Artist-in-Residence: Barbara Meneley
2016 Artist-in-Residence: Rhonda Weppler

Contact

Community Cultural Development

culture@richmond.ca 604-247-8323