Arthouse Jersey has announced the two artists selected to take up residency in the markets.
Photographer Connor Daly, who most recently exhibited his Minimal Works series at Capital House, and visual and performance artist Oliver Le Gresley will create their own projects, resulting in artwork on display across the Jersey Markets over the coming months.
They will have a studio in a large unit in the Beresford Street Fish Market for 12 weeks that will be open at least three days a week for islanders to view the artistic process.
It follows a public call-out at the end of last year, and the success of the first residency that bought the community together.
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The first gallery of portraits by Connor Daly is on display now in the Fish Market and “Hanging On” by Oliver Le Gresley will be installed by early April.
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