Federico works across sculpture, installation, and video, treating objects as carriers of socioeconomic, historical, and ontological narratives.
Reflections: Diane Sharp- Nachsin
Diane Sharp- Nachsin reflects on their time at ping-pong
Resident: Kip Harris
We're thrilled to welcome photographer Kip Harris to Ping Pong Space, starting August 17th.
Harris grew up in a small farming community in Idaho and has been a serious photographer since the late 80s, exhibiting across the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe — most recently with a solo show in Tokyo.
resident: Diane Sharp-Nachsin
Ping-Pong is welcoming Diane Sharp-Nachsin as our next resident!
Diane is Artistic Director and primary choreographer of SHARP Dance Company, a modern dance organisation founded following a career-altering injury in 2006.
Reflections of D.M. Terblanche
DM Terblanche reflects on their time at ping-pong
resident: D.M. Terblanche
Ping-Pong is welcoming D.M. Terblanche as our next resident!
D. M. Terblanche (b. 1998, Pretoria, South Africa) is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist working primarily in photography. Their practice focuses on narrative documentary and portraiture, drawing from storytelling traditions across media to explore both personal and constructed realities.
Reflections of Rowan Ellis
Rowan Ellis reflects on her time at ping-pong
resident: Rowan Ellis
Rowan Ellis is our newest resident, a writer and researcher known for her educational online content and advocacy work in the LGBTQ+ community.
Reflections of Rocco Romano
Rocco Romano reflects on his time at ping-pong
resident: Rocco Romano
Ping-Pong is welcoming Rocco Romano as our next resident! A musician and interdisciplinary artist, Rocco blends improvised ambient sounds, filmic textures, and electronic elements with scientific exploration and visual art.
ping-pong salon with Jason Kunwar
Gratitude to all the artists for such a thoughtful evening, thank you to the guests for holding that kind of listening…
ping-pong salon: Whirl of Doom (Ant Mill)
Join us for the next ping-pong salon with @jason.kunwar!
resident: Jason Kunwar
We are happy to welcome @jason.kunwar to the Ping-Pong residency program! The work that Jason will be developing during the residency is…
Open call
Are you exploring the intersection of art, science and technology while converging media arts, computing, cognitive science, AI and the philosophy of mind? We want to see it!
What we are reading
Octavia Butler’s Dawn explores themes of transformation, adaptation, and the complex entanglement between humanity and technology…
Former resident Nomi
Our former resident @the_nomi held a Game Jam: Kyoto Sozo Game Jam….
What we are reading... Tender Digitality
Tender Digitality, edited by Charlotte Exelsson, offers a collection of texts and other artefacts which articulate an aesthetically oriented concept that both intricately interweaves binary systems and sets them into motion. The contributions respond to the human desire for sensuality, interpersonal connection, intuition, and well-being in digital settings. They explore ways of conveying or relaying their experiences (back) to the analogue realm of a book, thereby developing their own distinct vocabularies.
Reflections of Jena Jang
During October, I stayed at Ping Pong Residency and managed my busiest schedule of the year, with ten performances… read more
ping-pong salon: Body and Sound
ping-pong salon: Body and Sound
Vocal + Dance Improvisation + Workshop + Artist Talk
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micro resident: Jena Jang
Jena Jang will stay at ping-pong in October and Jang (KR) is an experimental vocal and noise improviser...