BIO / SOLO EXHIBITIONS / GROUP SHOWS / PRESS:

Education:
           
2001    Ma in Fine Art, Goldsmiths College, London
1991    Ma in Architecture, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
1990    Guest Sculpture Student, Akademie der Bildende Künste, Karlsruhe, Germany
1987    Bsc in Architecture, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
1985    European Baccalaureate, European School II, Brussels, Belgium

Awards:

Henry Moore Foundation, grant for the exhibition Event Horizon, GSK Contemporary, 2008.*
Grants for the Arts Award, Arts Council England,
for the exhibition Event Horizon, GSK Contemporary, 2008.*
Cartier-Frieze Projects, shortlisted 2006.*
Jerwood Prize for Arts, shortlisted 2006.
Grants for the Arts Award, Arts Council England,
for the publication Metropolis Rise: New Art from London, 2006.*
Artist Links, Residency in Shanghai, Arts Council England and British Council, 2005.*
Portobello Film Festival - award for 'Best Multimedia Work', 2003.
1st Prize in Digital Art, ’Arte Viva Festival 2001’, Senigallia, Italy, 2001
*with Jen Wu

Press:

Independent on Sunday:
http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/sunday-review/regulars/closeup-anthony-gross--jen-wu-970891.html

Realtimearts:
http://www.realtimearts.net/feature/MAAP_in_Singapore:_GRAVITY/8500

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Bio:
Anthony Gross (b Greenwich, London 1968). French/German parents, son of Jean-Pierre Gross published author on the French Revolution, grandson of Anthony Gross RA CBE of Hungarian origin, British war artist and experimental printmaker/animator, great grandson of the creators of A-Z maps. Lived Brussels 1979 to 1986. European Baccalaureate. French National Service. Returned to England to study Architecture at The Bartlett (under Peter Cook). Guest student at Karlsruhe art academy (under Michael Sandle). Worked in Architecture (under Renzo Piano, Genoa). Studied MA Fine Art Goldsmiths College. Extended visits to Los Angeles and China. Curatorial projects as 'temporarycontemporary' with Jen Wu. 'temporarycontemporary studios' launched 2007. Currently based in London.Using digital media Gross creates images and animations that sit within imagined architectural meta-structures. Sometimes this results in physical structures such as Sculpture Unit at the V&A or LED Eyes on The Royal Academy portico, but mostly as site-specific animation installations such as Object Passing at The Economist and Digital Forest at Piccadilly Tube Station.Early works use the fragmented self as a basis for computer modeling, cutting up 3D self portraits (AutoBody LA, Muscle) originally inspired by video game avatars. These works were then followed by a series of projects looking at the mediatised self, multiple/repeated characters in the form of advertising models and boy bands (Culture of One, Band of One). Most recently, animations have focused on the environments that characters could inhabit, shifting places that slip between eras, retro and sci-fi, real and imagined (Object Passing, Digital Forest, The New Museum). Running through all the work is ultimately an examination of consciousness - the projection of the imagined self at a particular moment in time. This is manifested through specific formal devices through looping, doubling, repeating, splitting and mutation, and through narrative devices such as the idea of portals, teleporting and occupying multiple times (From Here to Eternity, Object Passing, 1000 Years Poolside and 1000 Years Empire). Throughout is a strong graphic language that uses as its basis shared icons, a digital vocabulary of familiar props culled from internet browsing and then customised for site-specific use.In a way, the artistic practice addresses the inverted personal word whereas the curated projects very much take for their subject matter The Social.

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Solo Exhibitions

'Retrogeno', ICA commission, ICA, The Mall, London
Vinyl banner approx 200 x 800 cm for ICA bar.

Following on from previous ideas of teleportation, or rather, a slippage of time, an image that references perhaps Los Angeles in the 1950 is installed as 'wallpaper' in the ICA bar. Whist the image is a simple graphic consisting of a repeating pattern, it starts to act virally, subtly changing the sense one has of a place and time. On closer inspection the pattern reveals itself to be some kind of corrupted DNA strand.

'Platform for Art', Piccadilly Circus, London, March 23 - June 15.
Commission of public work.

A 'forest' image made from millions of 3D-modelled leaves creating a large panorama in the tube station ticket hall in the tradition of the diorama. An escapist and hyper-saturated artificial environment that the commuter can past along, at points camouflage and at points a clearing.


detail of ticket hall panorama, showing approx 4m from a 12m image.
One of 5 images located around the ticket hall and subway entrance.

‘Video et Animations’, M-Project, Paris -- Installation of 2 video works and 2 animations, with 2 projectors
Showing: ‘Parallelines’, ‘Animal Kids’, ‘From Here to Eternity II’, ‘Emerge’
Please visit: http://m.project.free.fr/Artists/Gross/index.htm

'From Here to Eternity II', 2003-4. 2 channel computer animation installation. 16min DVD loop.

‘Production’, The London Print Studio, London

Large installation of 10 digital prints and 4 animations
in the form of an abstracted narrative. A cloned boyband (Electric-Orpheus) passes through a mediatised underworld. Kinetic occurrences and fractures occurr at a succession of liminal mediatised sites.

'turntable split', large format lambda & 'Bike Cluster', large format lambda

"Starmaker", June 2009, collaboration with David Burrows at E:vent Gallery, London.

Reliquaries of Empires Dust, Bereznitsky Berlin. Curated by Adam Nankervis.

2009

Event Horizon, GSK Contemporary, The Royal Academy, London

In Media Res, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London. Curated by Jen Wu
Cinema screening inc Francis Lamb, Plastique Fantastique, Lindsay Seers, Tai Shani.
Premiere of 'The New Museum', 2008

Something about Rooms and Walls, SUPERFRONT, New York. Curated by Mitch Mcewen
Group show including, Farrah Karapetian, Ariane Lourie, Mitch Mcewen, Proxy, Coke Urbano

'Art Car Boot Fair', Truman Brewery, London.

Do Something Different, Barbican Centre, London.
A small animation in a public showreel curated by Cyril Lepetit.

Progress Through Typography, web exhibition curated by Mark Pearson.
Creation of the typeface 'Hot Wok'.

Spectre vs Rector. The residence, London. (review Art Review Dec, 2008)

Group show with Elaine Arkell / Majed Aslam / Anna Barratt / Luke Brennan / Vanessa Brown / Sam Burford / Gail Burton / Blair Butterfield / Luis Carvajal / Cedric Christie / Toby Clarkson / Patrick Coyle / Clem Crosby / Richard Crow / Sohrab Crews / Adrian Dannatt / Dædalus / Daisy Delaney / Oliver Dungey / Jack Duplock / Deej Fabyc / Bern Roche Farrelly / Jon Fawcett / Tim Flitcroft / Laura Oldfield Ford / Karl French / Gaia Giacometti / Jason Gibilaro / Polly Gould / Anthony Gross / Mark Hammond / Michael Hampton / Pauline Hoare / Lucinda Holmes / Jenny Holt / Robin Holt / Marc Hulson / Calum F. Kerr / Damian Le Bas / Delaine Le Bas / Adrian Lee / Harry Levene / Alan Liddiard / Cathy Lomax / Mandy McCartin / Mark McGowan / John McLeod / Lee Maelzer / Micalef / Alex Michon / Alex Gene Morrison / Jurgen Ots / Simon Ould / Russell Oxley / Douglas Park / Tony Peakall / Cath Pearson / Raúl Piña Pérez / Brendan Quick / Zak Reddan / Claudia Reyes / Jill Rock / Aeon Rose / Geraldine Ryan / Kurt Ryslavy / Paul Sakoilsky / Steve Schepens / Liam Scully / Niki Sehmi / Bob and Roberta Smith / Dave Smith / Rose Smith / Sarah Sparkes / Matthew Stradling / Jonni Stutterer / Peter Suchin / Damian Swarbrick / Carina Thorén and John Chantler / Mike Watson / Katsunobu Yaguchi / Yog Sothoth (David C. West) / Ingrid Z

Two 7" monitors show 'Anthony Gross avatars' behaving neurotically and getting up to no good

'Art Car Boot Fair', July 8th, Truman Brewery, London - commission
Using Digital Forest as a starting point, a VXR8 Vauxhall top of the range performance car will be covered in a leaf shape that was produced in different colours. In this way the car is 'overgrown' but in a visual style more akin to Asian street racing.

Two Limited Edition digital posters were also commissioned - these have been specially printed on mirrored paper.

'Space Invasion', old law administration building, Vienna. see CURATORIAL

Offsite project organised by Elsy Lahner with CAPRI, Berlin, LE 9BIS, Saint-Etienne, LES COMPLICES*, Zurich, SEILERSTÄTTE OFF PROJECT, Vienna, SPACE INVASION WIEN, Vienna and withTEMPORARY CONTEMPORARY, London. Showing: Reza Aramesh, Sarah Baker, Ruth Barabash, Ina Bierstedt, Barbara Breitenfellner, Nicole Bianchet, Markus Bösch, Bettina Carl, Eva Chytilek, Julia Cottin, Gaston Damag, Damien Deroubaix, Christian Egger, Lorenz Estermann, Dietmar Fleischer, Ingo Gerken, Christian Garrier, Jörn Gerstenberg, Anthony Gross, Stephan Hafner, Geka Heinke, Tom Heinzer, Sofia Hultén, Anne-Marie Jugnet & Alain Clairet, Ilona Kalnoky, Francis Lamb, Claude Lévêque, Joep van Liefland, Alena Meier, Christoph Raitmayr, Jean-Baptiste Sauvage, Fabian Seiz, Assan Smati, Adrien Tirtiaux, Wawrziniec Tokarski, Baltazar Torres, Yannick Vey, Johannes Vogl, Mark Aerial Waller, Albert Weis, Wladimir Winter, Jen Wu.

Installation of '1000 Years - Empire (split/loop)', 2006 projected through ornate staircase rail

'We’ve lost the hearts and minds...', E:vent Gallery, London

Group show curated by Reza Aramesh with Lewis Amar, Gordon Cheung, Henry Coleman, Gian Paolo Cottino, Dan Griffiths, Cyril Lepetit, William Hunt, George Kontos, Steve Klee, Goshka Macuga, Cristina Mariani, Theo Michael, Redux Project, the hut project, Theo Prodromidis, TemporaryContemporary, Alex Zika, Jen Wu

'Moving in Architecture', Camden Arts Centre, London

group show curated by Cyril Lepetit including Martine Aballéa- Shezad Dawood - Charlotte Ginsborg - Anthony Gross - Goshka Macuga - Yu-Chen Wang - Van McElwee (Carte blanche Heure exquise) - Simon Aeppli - Cyril Lepetit - Christophe Boulanger - Martin Zet - Paul Hendrikse - Paul O’Neill - Graeme Miller and others.

Installation of '1000 Years - Empire (split/loop)', 2006 using spiral staircase

'Centrefold', Magazine Curated by Reza Aramesh

'Zoo Art Fair', Nekromantic Curated by temporarycontemporary see CURATORIAL

'10th Planet', Tower Bridge Business Complex, 2-18th June 2006

group show relating to science fiction curated by Julian Hughes Watts, inc. Sam Basu, Juan Bolivar, Gordon Cheung, Geraint Evans, Pete Fowler, Anthony Gross, Kounosuke Kawakami, David Kefford, Hiroe Komai, Rui Matsunaga, Alex Gene Morrison, Stephen Peirce, Steven Rendall, Benet Spencer, Bill Stewart, The Office of Experiments, Julian Hughes Watts, Willem Weismann

Rear screen projection installation of '1000 Years - Empire (split/loop)', 2006 with stereo sound

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installation view. Rear screen luminous projection and stereo sound.

'Metropolis Rise : New Art from London', Shanghai + Beijing April/May 06. Publication launch ICA, London, July 06. (Catalogue)

Group show curated by Anthony Gross and Jen Wu touring to the Moganshan area of Shanghai and the 798 Space in Beijing. Including 58 artists from the London scene and a 198 page colour publication with essays in English and Chinese by David Burrows, David Madella, Suhail Malik and others. Supported by Arts Council England, British Council, CQL Centre, Bizart and Thinking Hands. see CURATORIAL

'His Life is Full of Miracles.... videotheque', Site Gallery, Sheffield.

A self service videotheque selected by selected by Ben Cook, Ann Course, The Designers Republic, Grennan & Sperandio, Motohiko Odani & Prix Ars Electronica.

installation view

'Fiction & Love', MOCA Shanghai & Bund 18 Creative Center, Shanghai, China.(Catalogue)

Group show touring to Singapore Art Museum. Curated by MOCA Shanghai.
Single channel screening of 'Animal Kids', 2001

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'Art Futures', Bloomberg Space, London.

Exhibition curated by The Contemporary Arts Society with over 100 artists.

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Left: 'Object Passing - Kyoto', 134x174cm. Lambda, mirror glass.
Right: 1000 Years (Poolside)', 2004-5.

Inclusion of 'Object Passing', dyptich ('Object Passing - Kyoto' - pictured & 'Object Passing - Los Angeles', 134 x 174 cm each. Lambda & mirror glass, Ed 3 +2AP. Also 2 single channel animations in mirror boxes each 21 x 28 x 4 cm. '1000 Years - Poolside' (2001) - pictured and '1000 Years - Empire' (2005). Ed 5 +2 AP.

The Second Guangzhou Triennial, 'Beyond',
Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Hou Hanrou and Guo Xiaoyan

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'Video Cocktail', exhibition at The Albany, Regents Park tube,to coincide with Frieze. Friday October 21st - Monday 24th. Featuring over 12 international video artists in a bar, including Thomas Barbey & Olivier Cazin.* Dominique Blais.* John Lalor.* Anthony Gross. Cyril Lepetit 'International Exhibitionist'. Miltos Manetas & Luuk Bouwman. Damon Packard. Joe Walsh. Julie Wells. Jen Wu

'Loop Barcelona', Espai Ubú, Barcelona
Group screening presented by Cell Project Space inc Simon Faithfull, Daniel
Jackson, Susanne Kohler, Oliver Michaels, Monika Oechsler and Dallas Seitz

'Kernel Panic', temporarycontemporary, October 28th - Nov 20 (Catalogue)
Group show curated by Anthony Gross inc: DJ Rupture, Man From Uranus, Daedelus,
Faiyaz Jafri, and Miltos Manetas and Jen Wu.
Review in KultureFlash issue 141

'Infrastructure', Studio Voltaire, London. 13 May - 19 June 2005.
Group show curated by Therese Stowell including:
Richard Galpin, Charlotte Ginsborg, Victoria Haven, Kirsten Lyle, Chad McCail, Svetlana Mircheva, Ian Monroe, Angelina Nasso, Luke Oxley, Kiki Seror, Robert Yoder.

Presentation of '1000 Years (Empire)', 2005, sculpture combining carved plinth, perspex construction and animations on 7" LCD panel.

Animation stills '1000 Years (Empire)', 2005

Installation detail; plasma screen suspended in acrylic structure on ornate base

'The Future Is Stupid - Songs For A Future Generation',
MAMA showroom for media and moving art, Rotterdam. 09 Apr 2005 - 08 May 2005.

Group show curated by Boris van Berkum including:
Richard Priestley, Daniel Jackson, Oliver Michaels, Simon Faithfull, Richard Squires, Stewart Gough, Anthea Bush, Mathijs Vlot - 113 B, Trente Six, EZCT ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN RESEARCH, G-brecht, Rob Voerman, Bettina Carl , Ron van der Ende

Animation still: 'Crowd Roar Ascending', 2005 - single screen

'Tonight', Studio Voltaire, London. Group show curated by Paul O'Neill. Animation installation and collaboration of exhibition design. see CURATORIAL

Inc Artlab – C. Cullinan + J. Richards/ Georgina Batty/ Simon Bedwell/ Dave Beech/ Ólöf Björnsdóttir/ David Blamey/ Kathrin Böhm/ Ian Breakwell/ Pavel Büchler/ Gerard Byrne/ John Chilver/ Adam Chodzko/ Declan Clarke/ Cornford & Cross/ Jeremy Deadman/ Mark Dickenson/ Jeanette Doyle/ Markus Eisenmann/ Matt Franks/ Babak Ghazi/ Liam Gillick/ Lothar Götz/ Andrew Grassie/ Brian Griffiths/ Anthony Gross/ Matthew Higgs/ Mark Hutchinson/ Gareth Jones/ Janice Kerbel/ Stephen Little/ Brighid Lowe/ Frank Lüsing/ Caroline McCarthy/ Ronan McCrea/ Goshka Macuga/ Aleksandra Mir/ Jonathan Monk/ Suzanne Mooney/ Hayley Newman/ Stefan Nikolaev/ Harold Offeh/ Mark Pearson/ Elizabeth Price/ Nike Savvas/ Lindsay Seers/ DJ Simpson/ Bob and Roberta Smith/ Mark Titchner/ Mungo Thomson/ Markus Vater/ Christopher Warmington/ Lawrence Weiner/ Annie Whiles/ Ian Whittlesea and Michael Wilkinson.

Biennale! Artist Film & Video', temporarycontemporary, London, Jan. Touring China 2005/6.(Catalogue)

International single-screen video exhibition curated by Anthony Gross. Supported by the Arts Council England.
19 emerging artists from China, the US and Europe have been chosen directly and by 9 independent guest selectors: David Blandy, Gerard Byrne, Lu Chunsheng, Iain Forsyth & jane Pollard, Oriana Fox, Jonah Freeman, Jonas Fromm & Andreas Schulenburg, Anne Marie Kennedy, Francis Lamb, Michelle Naismith, Damon Packard, Giles Perry, Josefina Posch, Jimmy Robert, Mark Aerial Waller, Grace Weir, Jen Wu, Yang Zhenzhong.
Guest selectors: Jananne Al-Ani, Christian Chapelle, Nataline Colonnello, Stuart Comer,
Ben Cook, Edward Mitterrand, Flemming Neilsen, Paul O’Neill, Davide Quadrio
Supported by Arts Council England

see CURATORIAL

exhibition tour: Beijing - May, Biz-Art, Shanghai - August, Lijiang September

'Scope', Miami
Group show curated by Flemming Neilsen.

Monitor presentation of '1000 Years (Poolside)'.

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'Kingdom', Marketplace Gallery, Glasgow.
Cuated by Patricia Ellis

Group show inc. Guy Bar Amotz, Dubossarsky & Vinogradov,
Steven Gontarski, Klega, Toby Ziegler,…
Dual monitors installation of 'Head Morph' & 'Crowd Roar Ascending'

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'Negative Plus Negative, Earl Lu Gallery, Lasalle, Singapore.
Cuated by Jeab Gridthiya / Gridthiya Gaweewong.

Group show inc. Sakarin Krue-on, Jim Prevett & McArthur,
Kamol Phaosavasdi, Wit Pimkarnchanapong.
Two screen projection installation of 'From Here to Eternity II'

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'From Here to Eternity II', 2003-4. 2 channel computer animation installation. 16min DVD loop.

review : http://www.realtimearts.net/maap04/gallasch_negative.html

'Object Passing', The Economist Building, London.

2 person show with Sean Cummins.
Presented by the Contemporary Arts Society

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‘Blind Date’, temporarycontemporary, London, with Deptford X. see CURATORIAL

group show with Jen Wu, Mark Pearson, Runa Islam, Suzanne Mooney,
Cedar Lewisohn, Patricia Ellis. Presenting on-going digital portrait experiments, 'Series 10', literal computer faces generated from kits found on-line.

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’TAPE291’, 291 Gallery, London (Catalogue)
Group show curated by Seraina Mueller & Deana Wright

inc. Richard Billingham, Runa Islam, Amanda Beech, Ben Judd, ...
50 ft projection of ‘Animal Kids’

’Mesmer’, temporarycontemporary, London see CURATORIAL
Group show curated by Anthony Gross

inc. Diann Bauer, Ian Dawson, Mark Titchner, Paul O’Neill, Peter Fillingham, Francis Lamb, Luke Oxely, David Lock, Seb Patane, Charles Round, Lindsay Seers, Jen Wu
Monitor presentation of ‘1000years’

’The Petting Zoo’, GenArt space, Art Basel Miami Beach (Catalogue)
Group show curated by Flemming Nielsen
Monitor presentation of ‘Animal Kids’

’Derriere son Double’, Galerie Le Garage, Toulouse,
inc. Jean Pierre Khazem, Maïa Roger, Frédéric Nakache, ORSERO.
Showing the complete series, ‘AutoBody LA’, 5 large format lambdas

Please contact me if you have bought work from this exhibition.

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Left: 'AutoBody LA - All American Liquor', 2001. Lambda on aluminium 100 x 150.
Right: 'AutoBody LA - Home Improvement', 2001. Lambda on aluminium 100 x 150.

’Sharjah international Biennial 6’, Sharjah Art Museum and Expo Centre,
United Arab Emirates. (Catalogue)
Installation of ‘From Here to Eternity II’, as part of Cell Project Space

’An Offer you can’t refuse’, The leisure club MOGADISHNI, Copenhagen
inc. Lise Blomberg Andersen, Peter Geschwind, Vincent Valdez...
Monitor installation of ‘Animal kids’

’Craft’, Cell Project Space, London
inc. Sam Basu, Lolly Batty, David Burrows, Matt Franks, ...
2-screen installation of ‘From Here to Eternity II’ animation
Curated by Richard Priestly

’Sound and Vision’, Meltdown Festival, Royal Festival Hall, London
Installation of ‘Band of One’
Curated by Bowieart.com

‘Private’, Aldgate East Pump House, London
Site-specific 3 monitor installation
Curated by Swapna Tamhane

’Club’, Le Grand Confort, Poitiers, France (Catalogue)
inc. Brian Dawn Chalkey, Kevin Heavey, Wolfgang Tillmanns ...
Curated by Simon Wood, Wilken Schaden and Eva Stenram

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’Goldsmiths MA Show, 2001’, Goldsmiths College, London
Presentation of 'Hi I'm' - over 150 game-show guests re-edited and 'Culture of One'

’Shine’, Spitz Gallery, London
Installation of ‘Culture of One’
Curated by Debra Sacco and Julie Reynolds

’Flesh’, BritArt.com Gallery, London

’Video Babylon’, Auckland City Art Gallery, New Zealand (Catalogue)
Cinema screening and monitor installation of ‘Culture of One’
Curated by Denise Kum

’Arte Viva Festival 2001’, Senigallia, Italy (Catalogue)
Residency and exhibition

’Glamourhammer’, Thomas A’Beckett Boxing Gym, London
2-screen installation in boxing ring of ‘From Here to Eternity I’ animation
Curated by David Lock

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’Assembly’, Stepney City, London (Catalogue)

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'Self Portrait (after Mapplethorpe)'', 2001. Inkjet print 180 x 120cm.
'You Have Died', 2004. Painted polystyrene, 2m x 1m40 x 40cm

’NonStopOpening’, ZDB Gallery, Lisbon
Curated by Tiago Carneiro da Cunha

’Summer’, The Sun & Doves Gallery, London

’Camberwell Arts Week’, ASC Studios, London

‘Manchurian Candidate’, Paris House, London
inc. Brian Griffith, Paul Morrison, ...Curated by Ciara Ennis and David Goldenberg

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‘Homeless’, The Mota Gallery, London
Curated by David Goldenberg

‘Houseworks’, Underwood Street Gallery, London
inc. Peter Lewis, Peter Fillingham, Simon Tyscko, Matthew Hilton, ...
Curated by Ciara Ennis

’6 Artworks’, CH N Katz, London
Curated by Suresh Singh

'Symposium', Bizart center Shanghai
Group show inc. Mark Pearson, Suzanne Mooney,
Luke Oxley, Paul O'Neill, Jen Wu Monitor presentation of '1000 years - poolside'

’Film Night’, Westbourne Studios, London
inc. John Malkovich & Bella Freud, Bikini Girls, Lucy Wallace, ...
Cinema screening of ‘Parallelines’ film
Presented by The Portobello Film Festival and Bowieart.com

’Launch Night’, The Cobden Club, London
Cinema screening of ‘Animal Kids’ animation
Presented by The Portobello Film Festival

’Bowieart Multimedia Night’, Westbourne Studios, London
Cinema screening of ‘Emerge’ film
Curated by Bowieart.com

’Portobello Film Festival’, Westbourne Studios, London
Large scale projection of ‘Promo’ and ‘Culture of One’ animations
’Pixel Whispers’, Westbourne Studios, London and www.pixelwhispers.com
Curated by Monica Biagoli

2002

Band of One’, Tower Records, Piccadilly, London
Solo installation of lightboxes and multiscreen ‘Promo’ animation.
In store displays and ‘merchandising’. Web teaser campaign.
Curated by Bowieart.com.

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’London Calling’, Aldwich Tube Station, London
Curated by DSO Productions

'’ilooklikeyou.com’, web project
featuring over 100 photos of people who look like me, with percentages

’Nite Ryder’, Woody’s Night Club, London
inc. Dougie Fields, k r buxey, ...
Presented by The Portobello Film Festival

291 Artmart’, 291 Gallery, London
Curated by Edwina Orr, Lisa Jensen and Trudie Stephenson

’RCA Secret’, Royal College of Art, London

Expansions’, Brixtonian Havana Club, London
Nightclub projections of ‘Pan’ animations

’The Portobello Film Festival, 2001’, Uncle’s Bar, London

’Cybersex’, ICA, London
Curated by Niki Gomez/Cybersalon.org

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’Cinch’, Levis shop, London

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’Pictures for a Restaurant’, Philip Owens’ Restaurant, ICA, London

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2003 ’Factory’, DVD magazine, 2nd issue. Created by Cedar Leiwshon
inc. Jeff Koons, Chantal Joffe, Paul McDevitt, Chris Cunningham ...
Specially comissioned credits animation

2003 Radical Philosophy, March issue.
Use of images in article by Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe.

2002 ’Fable’ magazine, November issue
‘Culture of One’ image used in launch edition