Ash Kilmartin is an artist from Aotearoa New Zealand who lives in Rotterdam. She is programmer at Radio WORM, and part of publishing collective Short Pieces That Move! From 2020 to 2022, she opened the doors at a shop called LIFE.

Upcoming

Ongoing

Recent

Press

07.01.26 'Radio WORM: Give Chance a Chance', interview with Richard Foster, worm.org

03.09.23 ‘There’s text happening everywhere’, SPTM! in Metropolis M 

Elsewhere

Workshops, guest lectures, moderation, panels

04.12.25 - Artist talk, WdKA at CultuurCampus, Rotterdam

29.11.25 - Moderator, ITERATIONS Creative Coding Symposium, The Grey Space in the Middle, the Hague

11.25 - Three-part workshop for A Tale of a Tub and TOPklas Schiedam

18.10.25 - Short Pieces That Move! writing session, Same Page Art Book Fair, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne

20.09.25 - Moderator, mezzanine stage of context programme, Ultima Festival, Oslo

28.03.25 - Host, Rib Radio at Art Rotterdam as part of 'Het Zuid Manifest: I Love Carlos', Ahoy, Rotterdam

26.03.25 - Short Pieces That Move! writing session (online), Creative Publishing at Glasgow School of Art 

19.04.25 - Radiomaking workshop for XLR participants, WORM, Rotterdam

03-06.04.25 - Support for Rewire Transmission workshop, Rewire, the Hague

13-14.09.24 - Moderator, mezzanine stage of context programme, Ultima Festival, Oslo

28.04.24 - Guest on panel Research Nights: Through Sounds x Rewire, Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam

24.04.24 - Short Pieces That Move! writing session, BOZAR, Brussels

13.05.23 - Guest on conference panel 'Future Radio, getting smarter every day', Tallinn Music Week, Tallinn

25.03.24 - Presentation of artist's books at ART Masereel print fair, Frans Masereel Centrum, Kasterlee

21.10.22 - Radioplay workshop, ATM Festival, Seoul

15.10.22 - Letterpress demonstration as part of 50 jaar Frans Masereel Centrum, Kasterlee

21-26.05.2019 - Artist talk and workshop, College of Arts and Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra

 

Voice

2025 Work (Holidays) on There is No Fire in the Lake by Duncan Harrison

2025 Ambidextrous Constellation by Andrew Liles and Reinier van Houdt

2024 Veranderland (English version) by Loom at Het Noord-Brabants Museum

2024 Contact by Karel van Laere at Rijksakademie, Amsterdam and Serralves, Porto

2023 Time Troublers by Loom at Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam

2020 Behind Glass by Nele Möller



Credits

Website design: Xiaoyuan Gao

Website development: Marie Madonna

Typeface: BBB Herthey Futural by Clara Sambot and Laure Giletti

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