Curatorial Profile
Current
Curator with Eliza Gluckman (
Day + Gluckman Curatorial
partnership)
for Collyer Bristow Gallery, London and other
clients
2010
Urban
Fragment
: imagining architecture (May – August 2010) - Sally
Barker, Richard Cook, Charles Danby, Mark Harris, Steven
Heffer, Kathleen Herbert, Jost Munster, Simeon Lockhart
Nelson, Rob Olins, Clare Price, Henry Seaton and Jane Ward
Line
Journeys
(February – May 2010) – Where mark-making, drawing and
artistic practice meet. Alex Baker, Julie Brixey-Williams,
Liz Collini, Charles Mason, Linda Persson, Naheed Raza ,
Helen Rousseau ,Terry Smith ,Corinna Till ,Catherina Turk.
2009
Concerning
Matter
(September-November 2009) – An exploration of work by
artists where the everyday, familiar or domestic object is
transformed through appropriation, subversion or re-use;
Peter Abrahams, Cedric Christie, Richard Ducker, Leo
Fitzmaurice, Jonathan Hood, Abigail Reynolds and Freddie
Robins
Configuration
(May-September 2009) – Nine artists take the human
condition and lay it open to scrutiny; Susan Aldworth,
Heather Allen, Kate Davis, Romily Hay, Alyson Helyer, Trish
Morrissey, Geraldine Swayne, Flora Whiteley and Vicky
Wright
Borderland
(February-April 2009) – Investigating approaches to
landscape: from the urban and artificial to the natural and
wild; Aliki Braine, GL Brierley, Muhanned Calder, Kate-Rose
Carrick, Barry Cawston, Jeanne Gargam, Lucia King, Rona
Lee, Lee Maelzer, Bob Matthews, Elizabeth de Monchaux, Jost
Munster, Monou Norouzi, Nick Offer, Howard Silverman and
Gee Song
2008
Contemporary
Chinoiserie
(September-November 2008) – a group exhibition of artists
from the UK and Canada who live in China or are of Chinese
decent who explore the influences of China on their
practice through design, imagery or family life; Lisa
Cheung, Gayle Chong Kwan, Helen Couchman, Stephanie Douet,
Ed Pien, Neil Stuart, Pamela So, Karen Tam and Erika Tan
Cantilever
(July-September 2008) – Contemporary art that considers the
crossover between fine art practice and architectural
concerns. Part of the London Festival of Architecture
programme. Work by Bohn and Viljoen Architects, Cleo Broda,
Gayle Chong Kwan, Suki Chan, Ben Cove, Paul Eachus, Karen
Henderson, Ingrid Hora, Camilla Lyon, Matthias Aaron
Megyeri and Stefan Saffer
Curious
Nature
(May-August 2008) – tour of exhibition from Collyer Bristow
Gallery to the
Newlyn Art Gallery,
Newlyn, Cornwall
Chloe
Steele
(April-June 2008) – A solo exhibition by mid-career artist
Chloe Steele, exploring her diverse practice in sculpture,
painting, wall drawing and print through common themes of
landscape, object and sex.
Curious
Nature
(January-April 2008) – An exhibition of drawings,
paintings, photographs and sculpture. The darker side of
nature is explored by Leonora Chan, Helena Goldwater, Andy
Harper, Nadège Mériau, Melanie Stidolph and John
Timberlake.
2007
Drawn
Apart East
21 June – 22 July 2007 at Contemporary Art Projects, London
EC2
Drawn
Apart West
9 – 20 October 2007 at Day & Faber, London W1.
Artists: Kate Davis, Lucy Day, Leo Fitzmaurice, Kate
Hawkins, Ben Long, Ed Pien, Terry Smith and Chloe Steele.
Drawn Apart East included old master drawings by Boucher,
Durer and Rubens.
2003-
2005
Co
-Director of Exhibitions at SPACE,
London. Oversaw the exhibitions programme including: Space
Open 2003; Canadian Residency Exhibitions ( Shari Hatt
2004, Mathieu Beauséjour: Three Internationales 2005 ,
Andrew Forster 2005) ; Reassurance 2005 (Curated by Yeu-Lai
Mo); Arlene Gottfried: Midnight 2005;
1998 - 1999
Co-curator
for ROOT:
Commercial Too and Lo Recordings in association with
Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth). Exhibition and CD launch held
at the Chisenhale Gallery 16th Oct – 1st Nov 1998. Work by
60 artists and musicians incl. Angela Bulloch, Gavin Turk,
David Bowie and Blur.
1996 - 1998
Curator for
The Commercial Gallery and Commercial
Too-
A non-commercial, artist run, contemporary art gallery set
up as part of Spitalfields Arts Projects. Approx. 250
artists exhibited at The Commercial Gallery and Commercial
Too in solo and group shows including WheNever, Martin and
Open 96 with Whitechapel Art Gallery)