Interviews with the artist:
Link here: Interview with Studio International, January 2023 article on costumes and performative work in Ireland with improvisational migrant musicians
Link here: Work featured in Apollo Magazine, UK, 2021 as part of the ‘Sounds Like Home’ exhibition at SOMA. on Sleepdust: Uber Drivers Singing Lullabies film version
Link here: The Arts Society, UK, recommended my artwork in the Summer Show. 2021 on Sleepdust: Uber Drivers Singing Lullabies sound version as part of the Royal Academy Summer Show curated by Yinka Shonibare
Link here: Decorating Dissidence, UK, 2021 Healing Clothing interview on Talismanic T-shirts and the Climate Change Raincoat and custom clothing
Link here: Sounds Like Home artist SOMArts 2021 being on the panel of interviewed artists, on work on Sleepdust: Uber Drivers Singing Lullabies- film version
Link here: Borderless, Migration Museum 2019 on artwork related to migration and being a resident artist of the Migration Museum, London.
Link here: Montez Press Radio, 2019 on Sleepdust: Uber Drivers Singing Lullabies, sound version.
Link here: Metametrik, interview, 2023 on migration experiences and artwork related to this theme.
Link soon: Interview with the Migration Museum, London : as one of the artists invited for the Borderless Residency at the Museum
ggage) soon: Interview with Royal Academy of Art, UK Magazine on Sleepiest: Uber drivers singing lullabies, 2020
Link here: Interview with OnaGöre, on Migrating Dancing/ Bosluklarda Dans 5533 Istanbul, August 2023 (Turkish), on a participatory art project created with responders to an open call for anyone who has experienced any form of migration. 10 meters of fabric transferred patterns from watercolors in-situ at IMC 5533, and cut out to form costumes. Dances in relation to cut-out “homes”or places of origin. film forthcoming.
Link here: artwork in SNOW Literary Review, issue 10, 2022 frottages of a broken clarinet.
Link here: Edinburgh Printmakers exhibition bio Uprooted visions/ In from the Margins April - June 2023 artwork (far left 3 costumes, video, and fish printed luggage)
Articles and book chapters authored by Ceyda Oskay:
Link here: Article in All Things Arabia, Brill Publications 2020 on Sadu weaving and patterns, and its social, historical, and gendered significance. co-authored with Rana Al-Ogayyal.
Link here: Being Together is not Enough, Five Years, Project Bomb Factory, London 2019 on collaboration and creating projects together, also an article written with OBAC (Organization of Blind Africans and Caribbeans on Violet Thompson and her artwork, London)
Link soon: SADI Sadu Art and Design Initiative BOOKLET 2016, co-authored and co-created (scroll down for multiple pages), on the SADI Artist residency created with Sheikha Altaf Al-Sabah at the Sadu House in Kuwait. The residency focuses on re-interpreting the Sadu weaving tradition.