It was really rewarding to finally see Paradise Lost, my project about town planning and homelessness, come to fruition. It was created to make 50 years of Milton Keynes, and took about 18 months to come together – it was a real labour of love. It’s been showing as part of MK Fringe 2018, on location in an underpass on July 14th, and then at Milton Keynes Museum until July 19th. If you can’t make it you can see the piece and watch the film here.
I suddenly realised I hadn’t actually written any of my news in the news section for, er, a very long time! So here’s a quick round-up of the highlights and we’ll all just pretend I’ve been dutifully keeping up all along. The Jerwood Makers show went on tour after the original London opening, to Newlyn…
We showed the culmination of our Unlimited Commission RnD to develop an outdoor tourable version of Breathing Room at The Attenborough Arts Centre in Leicester, March ’18. Now that we’ve figured out the geometry of both an inside and outside curve, all that’s left is finesse the lighting! We’re looking to scale this up to…
Not quite as big-shot as I’ve made it sound, but I will have an installation at Tate Modern from 24th-26th February! Watch this space! It’s part of an exhibition about how best to present art so it can be experienced by blind and partially sighted people, and is a collaboration of Shape Arts and Tate…
Work featured in recent show: Pronoia – March 2015, London. The Management, a stand-alone piece, and a selection from my ‘Masks‘ series. You can hear my talk on this work as part of the panel discussion here:
I found time on my residency in Fljotstunga for some cone interventions:
I know, right? I made it all the way to the motherfucking Tate! …for all of 4 days ;). Dole Scum II was shown at Tate Modern in Feb 2107 as part of Shape Arts ‘Ways of Seeing’ for Tate Exchange. I wasn’t there after install – cos just standing next to your art going…