Residency

A space for practice to deepen and new work to emerge.

Inside the bedroom at Gallery 44: a bed with rust-coloured cushions, two lamps and artworks on the walls.

Time and space for slow discovery, experimentation and reflection, leading to a solo exhibition in our Primrose Hill home-gallery. The programme welcomes invited artists and open call applicants.

Residencies so far have run for one to two months.

Explore the programme

Residents

Raya Kassisieh

Inaugural residency · 2025

About two months, autumn 2025. Ended with Stasis, 15 October ⁠–⁠ 23 December 2025.

Exhibition notes

Works sold during the exhibition, including two placed in private collections in London. Featured in Whitewall (2026) and Mille (2025).

Myriame Dachraoui

Studio residency · 2026

One month, early 2026. Ended with These Walls That Protect Us, 26 February ⁠–⁠ 27 April 2026.

Exhibition notes

The Messenger placed in a private collection, March 2026.

The programme

What does the residency provide?

Studio space and accommodation in London, mentorship and dialogue, a solo exhibition at Gallery 44, documentation and press support, and an open studio and artist talk.

How long is a residency?

Residencies so far have run for one to two months. The dates and length of the next residency will be published with its open call.

What costs does the artist cover?

Flights and visas if needed, materials and supplies, personal expenses, and insurance for artworks. Any residency fee, stipend and artist’s share of sales are still to be confirmed.

How can I apply?

The next open call is to be announced. Request exhibition and residency news below, or email jino@gallery44.co.uk with a question.

Any fee, stipend and the artist’s share of sales: to be published with the commercial policy.

Open calls

The next open call is to be announced.

Previous open calls
  • 13 November 2025Window to the HillA month-long studio residency, 11 January – 11 February 2026. Resident: Myriame Dachraoui.
  • 6 May 2026The House Has a BodyOpen call for the exhibition; deadline 31 May 2026.