EXHIBITIONS / PROJECTS
2020
Dropping Out - Artists Make Change
Peer Learning Group with Stair/Slide/Space, Airspace Gallery and A_N
Peer Learning Group with Stair/Slide/Space, Airspace Gallery and A_N
Outside-in
On-line Space to Create! workshop activity. John Hansard Gallery.
People + place (mail) On-line Space to Create! workshop activity. John Hansard Gallery.
Correspondence art exchange with People and Places. More Than Ponies and 'a space' arts.
2019
Recipe for Cooperation
Stair/Slide/Space workshop for teachers within Southampton Cultural Learning Trust
Stair/Slide/Space workshop for teachers within Southampton Cultural Learning Trust
Street Art
Artist for participative, public art. Guildhall Square, Southampton. John Hansard Gallery and Southampton City Council.
Natural Dye Garden/CurtainArtist for participative, public art. Guildhall Square, Southampton. John Hansard Gallery and Southampton City Council.
Project curator with artists Celeste Ingram and Lizzie Jones. 'a space' arts.
2018
Everyday Objects workshop
Space to Create! workshop at John Hansard Gallery, Southampton.
Pendulum painting workshop
As part of 'Big Draw Southampton' at John Hansard Gallery in partnership with ‘a space’ arts, Solent Showcase and Southampton City Gallery.
"Easy" Chairs
Legacy project for Arches Open Studios, ’a space' arts, Southampton.
2017
40 cubed
Group exhibition. Crescent Arts Centre Gallery, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
2015
2015
More than one maker
Group exhibition curated by Janice Hough. Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland.
2014
Irish Art Does Not Exist
Group exhibition curated by Shane Harrington. Station Independent Projects, New York, USA.
Scratching the Surface
Scratching the Surface
Group exhibition curated by Orlaith Treacy. Occupy Space, Limerick, Ireland.
2013
Subterranean Typologies
Subterranean Typologies
Solo exhibition, Belfast Photo Festival at Belfast Print Workshop, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Periodical Review #3
Periodical Review #3
Group exhibition curated by Gavin Murphy, Mark Cullen, Matt Packer and Michele Horrigan. Pallas Projects, Dublin, Ireland.
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Group exhibition/weekend event curated by Lee Welch and Teresa Gillespie. Clonlea Studios, Dublin, Ireland. Quiet Variations on a Town
Group exhibition curated by Caelan Bristow. Birr, Ireland.
Subterranean Typologies
Solo exhibition as part of Belfast Photo Festival. BPW, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Artists on Architecture
Artists on Architecture
Group exhibition curated by Oonagh Young. Group show. Birr, Ireland.
2012
Horizon Sprawl
Group exhibition curated by Stéphanie Bertrand. Ormston House, Limerick, Ireland.
Exhibition module design for After the Future
Group exhibition curated by Annie Fletcher. EVA International, Limerick, Ireland.
PUBLICATIONS
Traversing Terrains (2020)
Published by More Than Ponies
Re:action (2020)
Published by University of Southampton Research and enterprise magazine.
40 cubed (2017)
Published by Belfast Print Workshop from 40th anniversary group exhibition
TALKS
2020
Correspondence art in a time of social distancing. An online conversation between Michael Crane, author of Correspondence Art: Source Book for the Network of International Postal Art Activity (1984) and People and Places artist network.
2019
Collaboration: The dark side of the Multitude? Chair of discussion with speakers: Lizzie Jones, Dianna Djokey, Vickie Fear and Paul Smith (Boredom Research). 'a space' arts.
AWARDS
2020
Artist Mentoring Programme Zelda Art
Develop your creative practice Arts Council England
RESIDENCIES
2013
Belfast Photo Festival based at Belfast Print Workshop, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
EDUCATION
2011 Post-graduate Certificate Landscape Architecture. University of Greenwich, London, UK.
2010 Social Anthropology module Space and Place. Birkbeck University College London, UK.
2002-5 BA(hons) Wood Metal Ceramics and Plastics 1st Class. University of Brighton, UK.
2010 Social Anthropology module Space and Place. Birkbeck University College London, UK.
2002-5 BA(hons) Wood Metal Ceramics and Plastics 1st Class. University of Brighton, UK.