Noa Ferder
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Noa Ferder (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist creating work at the intersection of performance and visual art. Using detailed and provocative aesthetics, her work focuses on the distortion of the everyday life to constantly challenge conventional shapes and definitions and shine light on cultural, societal and internal gaps. As a bilingual artist working globally (currently based in Glasgow), she often utilises the act of translation as a creative method. Noa works both solo and collaboratively. Her current collaboration is with artist Amy Clark as an interdisciplinary artist duo. Noa’s works have been commissioned and programmed by various theatres, galleries and festivals, including Sound Thought (2025), Gloucester Museum (2023), The Royal Photographic Society (2022), Gallery 21-Athens (2022), Acre Festival for Alternative Theatre (2020), and more.
Cove Park is pleased to expand its valued partnership with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland by offering a dedicated group residency in 2024 and 2025 for all graduating students of the Contemporary Performance Practice (CPP) programme. This initiative reflects Cove Park’s ongoing commitment to nurturing emerging talent in the performing arts.
From 2021-2023, Cove Park supported one recent CPP graduate each summer, providing space and time for creative development. Past residents include Sally Charlton, Nell O’Hara, and Margot Conde Arenas. The group residency marks a significant evolution of this partnership, offering a collaborative opportunity for the 2024 and 2025 cohorts to further their artistic practice in a supportive and inspiring environment.
This residency underscores Cove Park’s aims to support the next generation of artists at a pivotal stage in their careers.
