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An exhibition and auction of works donated by British & international artists to raise funds for the Helen Bamber Foundation 5 - 7 May 2009 at Maddox Arts, 52 Brook's Mews, London W1K 4ED |
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Charlotte Hodes - Fragments Chine Colle etching printed on Japanese paper, Mingei onto 300gsn Somerset Paper size 49 x 55cm Image size 29 x 38cm |
See biographical details of Charlotte Hodes
Christine
Hatt makes visual texts. She has exhibited at the Annely Juda Fine Art and
East International galleries, and received the Vordemberge-Gildewart award. A
former External Examiner for the BA in Fine Art at Goldsmith's College
(2002-2204) she is now Course Leader for MA Drawing at Wimbledon School of Art.
Current
Research
Christine
makes art from lists of words, letters and numbers, seeking new knowledge
through visual and textual innovation. Her material is drawn from everyday
minutiae. She accumulates abbreviated and coded data - telephone numbers,
people's names, times of appointments, addresses, birth dates and private
acronyms - to produce a schema of the residual co-ordinates of her life. This
stream of data is then edited and re-notated, allowing meanings and identities
to unfold and accrue. "What I am recording," she explains, 'are the
systems by which we navigate both our quotidian and inner lives.' The resulting
visual texts are matrices which may be realised in various physical forms. She
is currently engaged in completing her book The Missing Year, a complete data
bank from
Group
Exhibitions
2004
- Questionmark Weight Error Understood, MK Ciurlionis Museum, Kaunas, Lithuania
exhibited - 7 wall-texts co-exhibitors included - Avis Newman, Michael Porter,
Lesley Sanderson & Neil Conroy.Invited to exhibit by - Oswaldas Daugelis -
MK Ciurlionis Museum Director- through Goran Ohldieck - Norwegian Foundation +
Egle Keskautis - Contemporary Curator, MKC; No Escape
Centro de Arte De S.Joao
2002
- Going Continental, Heiligenkreuzer Hof, Universitat fur angewandte Kunst,
Publications
2004
- Christine Hatt No Escape, Dilys Bidewell La Ronde Robert Mason Substance and
Shadow
text Klaus Johannes Thies Trust is good, keeping tabs on you is better,
publisher: Centro de Arte De S.Joao
2002
- Going Continental ISBN 0-948327-15-4, published 2002 by GIFT, 38pp colour.
Essay by Jean Wainwright
Awards
Research
grants from
Andrew Stahl has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad. He showed in December last year at Matthew Bown Gallery, had a one-person show also last year at Robert Steele Gallery, New York and a recent solo show at 100 Tonson Gallery Bangkok. He organised and participated in Monologue/Dialogue a group show of Thai and UK artists at Bischoff/ Weiss Gallery London earlier this year.
Studied
at the Slade from 1973-79.
Currently
Head of Undergraduate Painting at the Slade
Recent solo shows include:
2006
- Conversations Collaborations and New Paintings 100 Tonson Gallery
2007
- Sakura Robert Steele Gallery
New York
2007
- Matthew Bown Gallery London
2009
- Ardel Gallery Bangkok (forthcoming)
2009
- Robert Steele Gallery,
Selected
recent group include:
2005
- 'Painting from the 90's' Flowers Central,
2006
- British Council initiated 'Monologue/Dialogue UK-Thai Art Today.' BUG
Gallery
2006
- Heads Flowers
2008
- Stew (Curated by Andrew Stahl) with Artspace Gallery
2008
- Same as it ever was Painting at Chelsea Triangle Space, University of
the Arts London
2008
- Monologue/ Dialogue part 2 Bischoff/Weiss Gallery London
Awards
& Residencies
1979-1981
- Abbey Major Rome Scholarship
1985
- Prize-winner, John Mores Exhibition,
1989
- Fellowship in Printmaking, Royal College
of Art
1990
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1991
- Wingate Scholarship for travelling to Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand,
Laos
and Burma
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1995/96
- Research Grant, Chelsea
College
of Art for travel to Borobudur,
1997
- International 'Artists Camp', Kandalama, Sri Lanka
(British Council)
2000
- Artist in residence, Chiangmai University
Thailand
(British Council)
2003
- Artist in residence Silpakorn University Bangkok, Thailand
2004
- Artist in residence
2005
- Visiting artist at Mahasarakarm University,
2006
- British Council artist in residence Bangkok
for Monologue/Dialogue
Public
Collections include
Arts
Council of England; British Council; British
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