Applications from artists wishing to be part of Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios' 2025 Artist-in-Residence program are open.
We currently offer a rolling call out for applications and welcome expressions of interest on an ongoing basis. To register your interest in a residency at GLC+CS, please complete the form at the link provided below.
If you wish to be considered for the program, simply complete this form.
CURRENT ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

Shahroud Ghahani
Artist in Residence 2025/2026
Shahroud Ghahani is an Iranian - Australian interdisciplinary artist based on Gadigal land. She holds a Bachelor of Design from University of Technology Sydney and a Master of Art from the University of New South Wales , Arts, Design and Architecture and has had solo and group exhibitions across Sydney and regional galleries.
Her practice explores representations of the female body and themes of beauty, the grotesque, and identity within Eastern and Western traditions. Her art is also inspired by explorations of metaphysical subjects. She interweaves dreamscapes, liminal and imaginary spaces, displaced objects and allegorical imagery.
She is deeply committed to employing her artistic practice as a critical instrument for engaging with social and political discourse, inviting viewers to interrogate and interpret the symbolic language embedded in her work.
She is the winner for the 2024 Grace Cossington Smith Biennial Art award in the local artist category in 2024. She was a finalist in Gosford Art Prize 2024, and 2023 (Commendation award), Fisher's Ghost Art Prize ( 2025, 2024, 2023 and 2022, Flow Contemporary Watercolour Art Prize 2023, CUT.N.POLISH (2022, 2023,) Arts in the Valley and Hawkesbury Art Prize 2021.
Website: https://www.shahroudghahani.com/

Niha Hukku
Artist in Residence 2025/2026
Multi disciplinary artist Niharika Hukku is based in Sydney. She received a Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting) from the Delhi College of Art, India (2000), and has undertaken studies in ceramics and sculpture in Indonesia, Singapore and Australia.
Her work has featured in over 30 solo and group for exhibitions in California, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and Wellington since 2009 such as, Arcadia Contemporary, USA(2019), Mosman Art Prize, Sydney (2017),
Sculpture by the Sea(2024, 2016), and the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, NZ(2009, 2010), Her work has been a finalist in the 29th Gold Coast International Ceramic Art Award (2014) and she was selected for the
Harden Art prize, featured in the book ‘Earth and Fire’ and also illustrated a children’s book ‘This bird has arms’. Her work has been acquired by Gold Coast City Gallery, and private collections in Australia and overseas.
Website:https://www.niharikahukku.com/

Pamela Leung
Artist in Residence 2025/2026
Pamela Leung, born in Hong Kong and based in Sydney, holds a Master of Fine Art from the National Art School. Her interdisciplinary practice spans video, installation, painting, and performance, with a political focus emerging after 2019 in response to Hong Kong’s social movements. Her work explores identity, immigration, and hybridity, advocating for human rights and social justice. Leung was awarded Emerging Artist Prize at the 65th Blake Prize (2018) and Third Prize at the 2nd Hong Kong Human Rights Art Prize in Taipei(2025). She has exhibited internationally with solo shows in Sydney, Hong Kong, Paris, London, and Sheffield.
Website: https://www.pamelaleung.net/







