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BORN: |
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| England, 1982 |
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LIVES/WORKS: |
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| London, England |
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EDUCATION: |
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| 2001-2004 |
Fine Art/History of Art BA Honours |
Goldsmiths College | |
2006-2008 |
MA Fine Art Media |
Slade School of Fine Art |
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS: |
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| 2004 |
'Crinkum-Crankum' |
m2 Gallery, London |
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SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS: |
| 2008 |
'Work' |
1646, The Hague |
| 2008 | ‘Calypso’
Haizea Barcenilla Garcia |
Sala Rekalde, Bilbao |
| 2008 | ‘Taenu’ |
Tactile Bosch, Cardiff |
| 2007 | ‘Utopia
and Violence’ |
Rethymo, Crete |
| 2007 | ‘Trace’ |
Woburn Research Centre, London |
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‘2 Days of Ladder Climbing’ |
Parker McMillan, London |
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‘Art Car Boot Fair’' |
Truck Art, London |
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‘Charade’ Richard McRae and Yuko Noda |
Ada Street Gallery, London |
| 2006 |
‘Kunst Art Fair’ |
Truck Art, Bolzano |
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‘Art Car Boot Fair’ |
Truck Art, London |
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‘For centuries to come, many years will pass’ |
Truck Art by invitation of Vilma Gold, London |
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‘Hotel Flash Art Fair’ |
Truck Art, Milan |
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‘Performing Furniture’ |
Chelsea School of Art and Design, artist invitation,
collaboration with Julia Manheim |
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‘Trucker Prize’ Joe Frazer |
Prague Biennale 2 |
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‘Yesvember’ Mark McGowen |
House Gallery, Camberwell, London |
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AWARDS & RESIDENCIES: |
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2008 |
Duveen bursary |
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2007 |
‘Utopia Project; experimentation and research in contemporary
artistic practices’ by invitation, Rethymo, Crete |
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COLLECTIONS: |
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Private Collections in England and the Channel Islands |
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ARTIST STATEMENT: |
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In my videos, photographs and sculptures I investigate how we
recognize success and failure in objects, people and situations.
Concerned with capabilities and the expectations that are formed
around them I often create situations in which human physical
and mental capability are generalized, I push them to the point
where they simply become alternative ways of being or markers of
potential, foregrounding the question of how success is
determined in both life and art, and how 'real' or mediated this
determination is. |
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