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The London Group Annual is now online until 14 November 2020. I am showing my new film Combine, commissioned by Fermynwoods Contemporary Arts. I will be giving a talk on Sunday 1 Nov at 8pm. Please contact The London Group for zoom link, enquiries@thelondongroup.com

Triple Harvest will launch online with Fermynwoods on the 16th August 2020. My new film Combine remixes heritage footage about the steel industry in Corby with footage filmed at the Ketton Cement Works in 2017. Please see my project page for more information.

I am taking part in groving which launches on Friday 14th August in Bury St Edmunds with Silver Spoon. “Bury St Edmunds is dominated visually by the sugar beet factory, which contrasts boldly with the medieval grid and interesting mix of historic buildings that make up the core of the market town. The ‘beet’ also makes […]

My favourite work showcases work from London Group members alongside the reason a work was chosen. I have selected my film Multi-story from 2014. I used to be a civil engineer and in 1993 helped to rebuild 80 Bishopsgate in the City of London after it was destroyed by an IRA bomb. In 2011, by […]

I am showing the photograph Unsettled Status in the online exhibition Isolation showing how The London Group artists are reacting to the current social and world climate Isolation and solitude are words that most visual artists will relate to, they work alone in a studio, a shed or at home so the prospect of enforced isolation […]

I will be showing a new film specifically made for In the Dark 2020: Even Darker at The Cello Factory. SAD is a film for all those who work In The Dark. A one-hour film of the winter sun, filmed on a video camera with a broken light sensor. Thur 9th – Sat 11th Jan 2020 2-6pm […]

I am showing Surfacing in Part 2 of The London Group Open which runs from 4 – 13 December 2019 at The Cello Factory, 2 – 6pm.

My films Whole and Persistent Place will be screening at Unearthing Landscapes: Art and Landscape Symposium, 10 October 2019, University for the Creative Arts. Chaired by Joy Sleeman, Professor and Author of ‘Land Art in Britain’, the day includes speakers from the National Trust, Forestry England, AONBs, artists and outdoor arts organisations.

The Custody Code will be open at Kielder Forest from the 18th September – 1st December 2019. The sound track to The Custody Code will be broadcast on Resonance FM on Monday 16th September from 11.30am – 12.00pm and then again on Friday 20th September from 3.30pm – 4.00pm.  

I will be contributing to Incidental Assembly at the South London Gallery on the 14th September as part of the Incidental futures programme. The study day and assembly have been organised by the Incidental Unit to consider the legacy of the Artist Placement Group. For more information please visit Flat Time House Booking for the […]