EDIT: Due to unforeseen circumstances the work will now be installed during the week of 9 May, with an opening event at midday on 14 May.
Due to difficulties in getting permission to site the work at Swansea Castle my installation has been relocated to the National Waterfront Museum. Because of the move I have had to rethink the entire piece and have spent the last few weeks redeveloping the work. See the work page for more information.
In April I start the Nene Park Commission for Peterborough Presents and Nene Park Trust with assistance from Metal, Peterborough.
I have been selected along with four other artists: Lyndall Phelps, Jamie Gledhill, Store Projects and Scottee.
Together we will be seeking to ‘reinvigorate [the] substantial public sculpture collection at Thorpe Meadows by [creating] new temporary art works and interventions. These resulting new commissions will be showcased at a weekend of new festival activity surrounding the sculptures in August 2016.’
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Resistance should be installed at Swansea Castle in March 2016. The work will be made from found and donated furniture. More information will follow.
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I’ll have two exhibitions running at the same time from Thursday 6 November.
Spine is currently on show at Radiant in Plymouth until 26 November.
The time-lapse video of Dead Reckoning will be screened as part of The Survivalist Series at Cardiff MADE from Thursday 6 - 27 November.
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Spine will be installed next week for ‘I’m Beautiful Now’, Radiant, Plymouth. An exhibition curated by 10-14 year old carers.
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A Structure of Support for University Hospital North Staffordshire. Installing in November.
Posted by RichTwo new projects are in the pipeline. I’m developing a work for the Survivalist Series - due to take place in June - and I’m working on a commission for Appetite to make a work for University Hospital North Staffordshire.
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My one-off publication about the Duddeston Viaduct in Digbeth launches on Saturday 15 March.
Join me from 12pm at A3 Project Space to pick up your copy, and then walk the street-level route with some of the contributors.
Here’s a sneak peak at the publication, which uses an Ordnance Survey map from 1902.
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