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 Exchange. It will be on the fifth floor of the new building, I believe.
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Was very honoured to be asked to participate in a panel talk at Sheffield Doc|Fest this year with artist Nwando Ebizie, senior producer Jo Verrent, and Neuroscientist Peter Kok. Here’s a transcript of my short talk before the panel discussion ensued, about outsiderness and social change in the context of my work.
Montreal Poetry Prize 2015
Amazing news – especially considering that I don’t write any more! I have been shortlisted for the Montreal Poetry Prize. I am in the 2015 anthology. You can read my poem, The African Burial Ground, and hear a recording of me reading it here. (You might want to glance at a famous piece of American…
Podcasts n stuff
Episode 72 of the Disability Visibility Project – it’s me! Also: spoke with Mike Layward at Midlands Arts Papers Launch and for the Research/Curate podcast.
Shortlisted for ‘Inside’ at Quad, Derby
Very excited to be shortlisted for Inside, a disabled artist commission at Quad in Derby.
Residency at ArtOmi
Just back from the ArtOmi residency programme in upstate New York. It’s a fascinating programme that brings together thirty artists from all over the world to inspire each other and to meet people from the New York art world. I find being around other artists generally really inspiring, but it goes without saying that I…
Feature in Articulaction Magazine!
I’ve been featured in an art magazine called Articulaction! How exciting!: