Lilah Fowler was born in 1981 in London, England. She received her MA Sculpture in 2008 from the Royal College of Art, London, and her BA Sculpture in 2005 from the Edinburgh College of Art. In Fowler’s work, ideas of retro-futuristic design and form, utopian architecture, science fiction, and parallel universes are explored through a […]
Still from film entitled, ‘Collected Solos’ 2008, video, 26 minutes. The Travel Award enabled a prolonged trip to Edinburgh early this year to organise a pair of exhibitions and some teaching at the ECA. Without the benefit of the award, the amount of time; the quality of the work and the level of professional assistance […]
My drawings are attempts to unite dislocated fragments of memories and images; like recalling dreams lost in the morning sunlight. With the grant I have received from CAC Trust, I decided to go to an island called Funafuti of Tuvalu, located in the South Pacific. Tuvalu is said to be the first country to sink […]
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I was a recipient of the award in 2007. My name is Zhao Renhui and I was from Camberwell College of Arts, studying a Ba(hons) in photography. The research trip allowed me to explore zoos, natural history museums and circuses in Spain. As I am interested in the Zoological gaze, how humans watch animals, the […]
Naomi Fitzsimmons is a London based artist recently graduated from Chelsea College of Art and Design achieving a first class honours in BA Fine Art. Following the success of her degree show Naomi was awarded both the GloguAIR Residency in Berlin and the Acme Chelsea Studio Award 2013/14 as part of the Acme Residency & […]
‘Norman’ My practice explores aspects of ethnography and the observation and documentation of social history. I am particularly interested in the potential failures or inaccuracies within this documentation, due to the limits in gathering and presenting information truthfully, and use this as a way of suggesting alternative narratives through the manipulation and use of versions […]
“The human being… always remains a machine, but that machine directs itself, within the limits of the environment in which it performs, and the faculties it employs.” (André Liesse, Le travail aux points de vue scientifique industriel et social, Paris 1899, p.16) I think of my practice as a series of investigations into the physical […]
‘Working in a variety of media, I play with the traditional roles of varying artistic mediums. In this manner my sculptures become props, performances become documentations of actions, and films (through a process of layering, repetition and re-recording) become a physical manifestation of an idea. The objects I make can either be centre stage in […]
Born February 1987 London Lives and works in London Caroline Jane Harris explores the intricacies of nature through a labour intensive paper-cutting technique. She responds to visual phenomena in nature; the endless geometric patterns found in all levels of existence. Using tree formations as her starting point, Harris creates an idealised aesthetic of nature, through […]
