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- Collaborations (31)
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Collaborations
Conversation and cross-disciplinary exchange are crucial elements in my process of making and I collaborate with groups/individuals across diverse fields of art and science to produce new works for public art contexts, museums and galleries nationally and internationally.
After After Richard Hughes
A3 Works, A3 Project Space, Birmingham June 2013 A3 Works was the inaugural exhibition for A3 Project Space, an exciting new artist-led gallery in Digbeth Birmingham. ‘After After Richard Hughes’ a limited edition Risograph print (produced […]
‘On Not Knowing: How Artists Think’ – Publication
The Italic I Featured as an Artist Page with essay by Emma Cocker entitled ‘Tactics for Not Knowing: Preparing for the Unexpected’. The Italic I appears in the recent title, ‘On Not Knowing: How Artists […]
Salad Dressing, Ed Ruscha Books & Co, Gagosian Gallery NY
The Performance Re-enactment Society bookwork ‘Salad Dressing’, a cover version of the cult classic ‘Crackers’ (Ed Ruscha and Mason Williams 1969), was included in the exhibition Books & Co
Tacturiency
A current collaboration with artist/writer Emma Cocker. The Italic I A work in progress exploring notions of touch, folding, fainting and falling through practice-based research. We apply pressure to the different states of potential made possible […]
Collaborations with Jan Steinum
Norwegian artist, Jan Steinum and I have been occasional collaborators since 2003. Using sculpture, film, performance and photography, we support each other to produce co-authored installation pieces both for gallery spaces and unconventional/unexpected settings. Grey […]
Connection/Time with Paul Hurley & Dane Watkins
Knowle West Media Centre, SITE Festival Stroud, Station Gallery & Arnolfini, Bristol April – May 2012 Connection / Time was a research and development project supported by Arts Council England that explored the possibilities of live […]
Girl Gang
Some people have suggested I am an active member of ‘Girl Gang‘ but I couldn’t possibly comment.