C.V.
Education
Middlesex University. B.A. Fine Art
Royal College of Art. M.A, Fine Art, painting
Solo/ Duo Exhibitions (© indicates exhibition catalogue or pamphlet)
2022
• Dear Friend, I can no longer hear your voice, Sir John Soane’s Museum, London. With composer Verity Standen. Producer, Animate Projects.
2020
• Aqua Siren, ‘Curating for Corona’ (online), with Grace Creamer. Art at Home, curated by Katherine Wood
2017
• 'A Diagram of Waiting', Perimeter Space, Griffin Gallery, London. Curated by Karen David.©
Previously:
2014
• ‘Treatment for Six Characters’, event presented by Tannery Arts at The Drawing Room, London
2006
• ’Flying Through Amber: the last wish of Vladimir Šlapeta’, with Andrew Grassie. FORMAT festival, Derby, UK. ©
1999
• ’My Dark Places - Anne-Marie Creamer’, Gallery Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan
1995
• ‘Interference’, James Brook & Anne-Marie Creamer, curated by Alex Farquharson, The Spacex Gallery, Exeter, UK ©
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS (© INDICATES EXHIBITION CATALOGUE OR PAMPHLET)
2023
As part of Siren by Nicola Feldman-Kiss’, curated by Karen Alexander, (Dear Friend… screening), Koffler Centre of the Arts, Toronto, Canada
2022
• Cubitt 30, Victoria Miro Gallery, London, with yea along online exhibition hosted by Art Logic and a virtual exhibition on Vortic
• Re-Rooting, mapping 30 years of Cubitt, Cubitt Gallery
2020
• MOCA FOCUS, (online), Museum of Modern Art, Peckham, selected by Michael Petry, (with Quilla Constance, Fernando Illezca, John-Michael Parry, Sheldon Scott).
• ‘The Collector’s Room’ at JGM Gallery. Selected by Karen David. Catalogue
• ‘Salon for a Speculative Future’, Chisenhale Art Place London, curated by Monika Oechsler & Sharon Kivland (editors), showing ‘The Sick-bed of Alice James’
2018
• ‘First Biennale Sino-British Contemporary Art Exhibition, Yantai Art Museum, China, curated by Zhang Shou, Katherine Wood & Kaavous Clayton. Supported by British Council. ©
• 'MOVIES night' with Kjetil Berge, SLV film studio, London. Including Johanna Ellen, Lucy Gunning, Jason Havernas, Laura Emsley, Turid Sandnes, and others.
• 'A History of Drawing', Camberwell Space, University of the Arts, London. Curated by Kelly Chorpening. ©
• 'The Big Screen', event, with Lucy Gunning as part of Kjetil Berge's exhibition 'The Weather is fine in Russia', Sigfried Contemporary, London
2017
• 'The Big Screen', event, with Lucy Gunning as part of Kjetil Berge's exhibition 'The Weather is fine in Russia', Sigfried Contemporary, London.
• 'In the Open', Sheffield Institute of Arts Gallery & Bank Street Arts, Sheffield, UK. Presenting 'From Longdendale to Shinning Clough', a new collaboration with American poet Laura-Gray Street.
• ‘Armel Beaufils: Eaufils Le Regard des Femmes’, Galerie du presbytere, Saint-Briac sur Mer, FRAC Bretagne, France. Curated by Sharon Kivland. ©
• ‘Aesthetica Art Prize', York Art Gallery, UK.©
2016
• ARTISTS’ FILM, The Tetley Gallery/ Leeds International Film Festival (LIFF). Screening ‘The Passing of the Keepers of Salento’. Selected by Tetley Creative Director Bryony Bond, Curator Zoe Sawyer, artist and curator Amelia Crouch, and Director of LIFF, Chris Fell.
• Cinema spec Studio74 film series, Exeter Phoenix Galley, Exeter, UK. Selected by Matt Burrows, Cheryl Jones & George Vasey
• 'DER DU IKKJE ER', curators vacation. Presenting 'By Way of an Introduction', Solund, Norway
• Cubitt Salon #6, 'The Night of the Killer Klowns', Cubitt 25th anniversary Salon by artist David Harrison, Cubitt Artists, London
• FLAC Group Presents: NETWRK, The Exhibit, London
2015
• 'MOVING LANDSCAPE #2', book and exhibition of public art project, Associazione Italiana di Architettura e Critica, Roma
• 'Moving Landscape', Il Museo Ferroviario della Puglia, Lecce, Italy, curated by Francesca Marconi/ Progetto GAP
• 'Super Salon', curated by Alan Magee, DOLPH projects, London
2014
• ’Worlds Apart', by Kjetil Berge’, Five Years Gallery, London, premiering ‘The Tragedy of a Character’, live narration and film work
2013
• ‘Emergency6’, Aspex Arts, UK, selected by Simon Morrissey, Dir WORKS | PROJECTS; Donna Lynas,
Director of Wysing Arts Centre; S. Mark Gubb & Joanne Bushnell, Director, aspex Gallery, UK. Winner of the Peoples Choice Award
• ‘The world in a box (a bittersweet salon)’, The Old Cinema, Margate, UK, curated by Peter Fillingham and Francesco Pedraglio
• ‘The Life and Times of the Oldest Man in Sogn og Fjordane’, Maloy Fretag, Norway. Funded by Sogn og Fjordane Fylkeskommune. Curated / organised by Lars Sture.
• ‘Spazi Aperti 2013’, Academia di Romania, Rome, Italy.
2012
• ‘I Have Lived‘, British School at Rome, Rome, Italy
• ’Nordic Models: 'Publish and Be Damned', Swedish Art fair, Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm. Exhibiting ‘Kome til deg i Tidende meta newspaper project,’ (co-curated with Lars Sture and Kjetil Berge).
• ‘Golden Rain’, artist project curated by Michael Petry, Palm Springs Art Museum, USA ©
• ‘Close to Home: artists reconsider the local’, A collaboration between Land2, East Street Arts and the School of Design, University of Leeds. East Street Arts, Leeds, UK.
• ‘Kome til deg i Tidende – a meta newspaper’, Co-editor & artist-curator, with Lars Sture & Kjetil Berge. Hosted by Sogn og Fjordane Kunstmuseum, Norway. ©
2011
• Drawing Centre Diepenheim, Kunstvereniging Diepenheim, The Netherlands. Curated by Arno Kramer, with Hans Op de Beeck, Peter Morrens, Hans de Wit, Jochem van der Spek and Anne-marie Creamer
• ‘Outcasting: A Century of Artists Film’, curated by Michael Cousins, Oriel Mwldan, Cardigan, Wales.
• ‘Drawing exercise’, Spinach, London
2010
• ‘Inspired by Soane’, The Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, UK ©
• ‘DRAW - Turning Thoughts into Lines’, Royal College of Art, London. ©
• ‘All Over the Place’, The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, Leeds, UK. ©
• 'Vitamin Sandnes', Norway, a city-wide project curated by Kjetil Berge & Bernhard Ostebo. Supported by Rogaland Kunstsenter, Sandnes Kunstforening, and Sandnes Sentrum AS. ©
2009
• Hosted by the Alyans Project, ‘Ellipses...telling the tale of the rings’, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway ©
• ’Interrupted Correspondence/ Vice-Versa’: Five Years Fragments, Five Years Gallery / JTG Project ’09, London
• ‘Souvenirs from Earth’, an international TV-project based in Cologne and Paris available on the French and German Cable TV network, broadcasting ‘Meeting the Pied Piper in Brasov'. Selected by Alec Crichton. ©
• ‘Migrations’, Dance Film series, Royal Cambrian Academy. Tour to: Oriel Mostyn & Venue Cymru Llandudno, Galeri Caernarfon, Oriel Pendeitsh Caernarfon, Rhyl Arts Centre. Screening ‘Meeting the Pied Piper in Brasov'. Curated by Karine Décorne, (througout 2009/10)
• ‘Outcasting Session 6’, Selected by Michael Cousin. Season 6 of Outcasting ©
2008
• ’Golden Rain, On the Edge project’, Eigeroya lighthouse, Egersund, Norway. Curated by Michael Petry. Organized by Ha Gamle Prestegard as part of Stavanger 2008, (European Union city of culture 2008). ©
• ‘F O U N D / G E V O N D E N / T R O U V É’, Voorkamer gallery, Lier, Belgium
• ‘Bad Year Blimp’, Alma Enterprises Gallery, London
• ‘All Over the Place; Drawing Place: Drawing Space’, University of the West of England Bristol Gallery, UK.©
• ‘The Walls in Three Places’, White Nave, Dover, UK. Curated by Peter Fillingham
2007
• ‘Territorien’, BBK Galerie de Kunstler, München, Germany. Jan Mladovsky /Jost - H. Hecker, Andreas Wutz, Anne-Marie Creamer, Tomas Svoboda, Sabine Kammerl, Hanus Burger, Robert Barta, Toni Crabb & Martin Zet. Curated by Pavel Zelechovsky ©
• ’Selective Affinities’, Outpost Gallery, Norwich, UK. With Gemma Appleton, Hannah Browne, Anne-Marie Creamer, Stuart Croft, Jan Mladovsky, Michael Ridge, Freya Smith, Holly Sutton, Matthew Noel–Tod, Elizabeth Wright, Natalie Zervou, Mark Aerial Waller.
• ’Malé etudy’, Skolska 28 Communication Space, Prague, Czech Republic, with CAS FAMU, Prague Film School
• ’Most Curatorial Biennial’, Apex art, New York, USA
2006
• ’X-MASS The Spot: Sweet-Shop Labour Force Elves’. Draiocht Arts Center, Dublin, Ireland. Curated Nevan Lahart.
2005
• ’Oriel Mostyn 25’, Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno, Wales, UK ©
• ‘Freecamp’, Cultural Hall of the Syndicates, Miercurea Ciuc, Romania
2003
• ‘Videoformes’, International festival d’arts video et Multimedia de Clermont-Ferrand, France.
• ‘Rencontres Internationales PARIS-BERLIN’, Paris, France. 2003 ©
2001
• ’Video art Exhibition’, AD&A Gallery, Osaka, Japan (supported by the British Council)
• ’The Ghost in the Mirror’, collaboration with filmmaker Keiichi Ogata, Omotesando Gallery, part of British Artist Now Festival, Tokyo, Japan ©
• ‘In Your Head Film Night’, One-in-the-Eye Film Club, selected by David Harrison, Cubitt Gallery, London, UK.
• ’East International’, selected by Mary Kelly & Peter Wollen, The Norwich Art Gallery, UK ©
2000
• ’British Art Now’, Sagacho bis Gallery, Tokyo, Japan ©
AWARDS AND RESIDENCIES
Since 2000 only:
2017
• Grants for the Arts, Arts Council of England, supporting Dear Friend, I can no longer hear your voice, with Animate Projects & the Sir John Soane’s Museum, London.
• Central St Martins Research board award, supporting Dear Friend, I can no longer hear your voice, with Animate Projects & the Sir John Soane’s Museum, London
• Aesthetica Art Award, longlist.
2014
• ‘MOVING LANDSCAPE #2’, Puglia, Italy, public art project on Rete dei Caselli Sud Est, curated by Francesco Francesca Marconi, with Francesco Buonerba & Elisabetta Patera, including workshop on the dramaturgy of territory, commission & publication, supported by PepeNero, Projetto GAP, Fondazione con il Sud, & European Commission.
2013
• EMERGENCY6 ‘People’s Choice’ award, Aspex Gallery
• European Regional Development Fund Award - New Creative Markets Programme with Space Studios.
• Sogn og Fjordane Fylkeskommune, Norway, for post-production & exhibition costs of ‘The Life and Times of the Oldest Man in Sogn og Fjordane’.
2012
• British School at Rome, Derek Hill Scholarship, Rome
2011
• CCW Graduate School Staff Fund, awarded by Chelsea, Camberwell and Wimbledon Colleges of Art, University of the Arts London
2003-4
• Evelyn Williams Drawing Fellowship, University of the West of England, Bristol, UK
2003
• International-artist-in-residence-award, Center for Contemporary Art, Prague, Czech Republic
• Grants for Individuals, Arts Council of England, London
• Arts & Humanities Research Council, Small Grants in the Creative & Performing Arts
2001
• London Arts Development Fund: London Visual Arts Artists Fund/ London Arts Board, Arts Council of Great Britain, London
• 'Go! International Award’, London Arts Board/ London Arts Board, Arts Council of Great Britain, London
Previous:
Basil H. Alkazzi Travelling Scholarship, The Delfina Studios Trust Award, London, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, The Union of Soviet Art Critics Residency, U.S.S.R- Russia, Latvia, Uzbekistan & the Crimea, European Travel Award, Berlin, The Princes Trust Artists Bursary, Arts Council of Great Britain., Award to Individual Artists, London Arts Board, London Arts Board, London Arts Development Fund: London Visual Arts Artists Fund, London Arts Board
Collections
Royal College of Art Collection, Coopers & Lybrand Delloitte, London, Delfina Studios Trust, London, & in private collections in London, Switzerland & Paris.
Selected Publications
Since 2000 only:
2022
• An introduction to Dear Friend, I can no longer hear your voice, Sir John Soane’s Museum London, by writer Tom Jeffreys
2020
• ‘Salon for a Speculative Future’, edited by Sharon Kivland and Monika Oechsler. Published by MA Bibliotheque
2017
• 'A Diagram of Waiting', exhibition pamphlet, text by Karen David, Griffin Gallery, UK.
• Armel Beaufils, le Regard des femmes, accompanying the exhibition of the same name features Anne-Marie's work 'I do not see myself as I look at you (animation)'. Foreword by Vincent Denby Wilkes, Mayor of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer and Catherine Elkar, Director of Frac Bretagne. Text by Sharon Kivland. Published by Édition Frac Bretagne. French/English. ISBN 978-2-906127-54-
• 'The Lost Diagrams of Walter Benjamin', Featuring Anne-Marie's drawing, A Diagram of Waiting, Edited by Helen Clarke & Sharon Kivland. Essays by Helen Clarke, Sam Dolbear, & Christian A. Wollin. Including, Pavel Buchler & Nina Chua, Anne-Marie Creamer, Dean Kenning, Katharine Meynell, Paul O’Kane, Stefan Szczelkun, George Themistokleous, Monique Ulrich, & Louise K. Wilson. Published by MA BIBLIOTHÈQUE in June 2017, and presented at MISS READ: Berlin Art Book Festival 2017, July, Haus der Kulturen der Welt. ISBN 978-1-910055-36-6
• ‘Future Now, 100 contemporary artists', published by Aesthetica Magazine, UK. With texts by Cherie Federico, Olivier Richon, Dr Rebecca Kill, Alistair Payne, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
2015
• 'The Dilemmas of Adaptation: Making Treatment for Six Characters’, by Anne-Marie Creamer, pages, 106–15, ’Pirandello Studies’, 2014, volume 34. Journal of the Society for Pirandello Studies. Published Dublin/ Europe.
• 'Pirandello’s Unrealized Film, Treatment for Six Characters: An Interview with Film Director and Artist Anne Marie Creamer', Pirandello Society of America journal, comprehensive interview with Michael Subialka & Lesley Sullivan.
• ’MOVING LANDSCAPE #2’, PepeNero, Projetto GAP PROJECT, Fondazione con il Sud, and European Commission. Text by Francesca Marconi & Francesco Buonerba.
2014
• 'Cork Lined Rooms', internet interview project by Karen David.
2013
• British School at Rome, ‘fineARTS 2012-13’.
2012
• ’Kome til deg i Tidende – a meta newspaper’. Co-editor & artist-curator, with Lars Sture & Kjetil Berge. Hosted by Sogn og Fjordane Kunstmuseum this publishing project was distributed by Bergen Kunsthalle, Museum Stavanger, Norway, & Donlon Books London. It is sold out. Featuring; Kjetil Berge, Bob & Roberta Smith, Alexandre da Cunha, Julien Discrit/ Olivia Grandperrin, Alex Hartley/ NOWHEREISLAND, gruppe MIM, Clunie Reid, Anne Lise Stenseth, Annika Strøm, Bjorn Veno, Julie Verhoeven, Adam Chodzko/ Erlend Hammer, (editor of Kunstkritik); Tania Kovats; Jeremey MiIllar/ Guy Moreton/ Alec Finlay; Marius Moldvaer.
2011
• 'Opening, Drawing Centre Diepenheim', Kunstvereniging Diepenheim Zevende Tekeningencahair, Hans de Wit, Een Keuze, Eine Auswahl, Hans Op de Beeck, Peter Morrens, Anne-Marie Creamer, Jochem van der Spek, Ben Kruisdijk, Edited by Arno Kramer, Texts by Arno Kramer & Tine Zevenhuizen. Published by Kunstvereniging Diepenheim, with support by Kunstwek Diepenheim, Goethe Institute, provincie Verijssel,Gemeente Hof van Twente.
2010
• ’All Over the Place; Drawing Place: Drawing Space’, University of the West of England Bristol, published by
Caseman Press at the University of Lincoln.
2008
• ‘Golden Rain', for “On the Edge” Project, Eigeroya lighthouse, Egersund, Norway. Texts by Michael Petry. Organized by Ha Gamle Prestegard as part of‚ Stavanger 2008‘, European City of Culture ‚08.
• LICC, London International Creative Competition '01, Text by Hossein Farmani & artists. Published by Asterix Press.
2006
• ‘The Drawing Book, a survey of drawing, the primary means of expression’. Edited by Tania Kovats. With texts by Charles Darwent, Kate Macfarlane & Katherine Stout. Black Dog Publishing, Two international editions.
2005
• 'Basil H Alkazzi Foundation & The Royal College of Art'. Published by the Basil H Alkazzi Foundation & The Royal College of Art
2001
• ’British Art Now’, catalogue, Tokyo, Japan. Funded by The Great British Saskawa Foundation.
• ’East International catalogue’. Text by Lynda Morris. Funded by the Arts Council, The Henry Moore Foundation, Eastern Arts Board
2000
• ’British Art Now’, catalogue, Tokyo, Japan
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY – REVIEWS & CITATIONS
Since 2000 only:
2022
• Dear Friend, I can no longer hear your voice, John Soane’s Museum, Deborah Schultz, Art Monthly, issue 455, April 2022
2018
• Out of In the Open, review In the Open, featuring From Shining Clough, Andrew Jeffrey, The North Poetry Magazine.
• A History of Drawing, reviewed by Joe Lloyd, Studio International, February 2018, Link
• A History of Drawing, Camberwell Space, reviewed by Nichole Mollet, in Artists Newsletter, January 2018. Special mention given to Meeting the Pied Piper in Brasov, a paper prologue. Link
• Global Times China, review of The First Sino-British Biennial, including From Shinning Clough
• Art Express China, review of The First Sino-British Biennial, including From Shinning Clough
2017
• 'Ideological Presence', Anne-Marie Creamer, Aesthetica Art magazine, May 2017
2016
• Radio Interview with Brainard Carey, Yale Radio, a series of interviews with Artists, Curators and more. "Lives of the most Excellent Artists, Architects, Curators, Critics, Theorists and more, like Vasari's book updated.. Yale University radio WYBCX)". Link
2015
• La Repubblica, L'arte lungo i binari del Salento ‘Moving landscape a Lecce’, Lorenzo Madaro
• Corrierre Salentino, ‘Moving Landscape’ al Museo Ferroviario di Lecce, editorial.
• Brindisi Sette, News, ‘Moving Landscape, Quattro artisti sui binary delle Ferrovie Sud Est’, editorial.
• Artribune, Moving Landscape, editorial
2013
• Fjordenes Tidende, Norway, ‘Mott med sjenerositet, premieren av 'The Life & Times of the Oldest Man in Sogn og Fjordane’, by Janne Weltzien Listhaug
2012
• Billedkunst, Norway, Kuratoren, curators focus, interview on Kome til deg i Tidende project, by Gustav Svihus Borgersen
• Fjordenes Tidende, Norway, ‘Baner vei for nytt museumsbygg‘, article on Kome til deg i Tidende project, by Kari Råsberg
• British School at Rome research journal, interview
2011
• Arc, Artist resource guide, Cardiff, on ‘Outcasting: A Century of Artists Film’.
• Rhizome.org, ‘Exhibition: A Century of Artists' Film‘, editorial.
2010
• Monitorul Expres Newspaper, Romania, ‘Braşovul, oraşul din basmul Fraţilor Grimm’, by Camelia Onciu
• måg magazine, Interview with SE Barnet, a comprehensive six-page about Creamer’s work, published by Nabroad, click here to see interview, which is on p79
2008
• Critical Art Network, on ‘Bad Year Blimp’ at Alma Enterprises.
2007
• Photography-now.org, ‘Territorien’ Ausstellung
• art49.com, The European portal for art in the 20th and 21st century. ‘Melody Spirit Performance und Territorien Ausstellung’
• Süddeutsche Zeitung, Wenn Heimisches fremd wird, ‘Territorien': eine Ausstellung in der Galerie der Künstler, Mittwoch, 28. März 2007, Hanne Weskott
2006
• foto8, Ei8ht magazine, FORMAT festival
• Hotshoe International, editorial, ‘Fresh Perspectives on Photography’, FORMAT Photography Festival, Derby.
2005
• ARTTRA – on-line art magazine. Review of Oriel Mostyn 25, Julian Benson.
• Moveludés, Lászlo, Szat mári, Nemzetközi képzoművészeti alkotótábor, On ‘Freecamp’, Transylvania, Romania
2001
• Norfolk Contemporary Art Society magazine, reviewing 'East 2001', Robert Short.
Writing & POdcasts
2020
• Miss Mary Wardell’s Jubilee Picnic, PegLeg Productions, for Searching for Grey Lady project by Nicole Lane
• Parallel Lives, stay of the National podcast (Apple Podcasts, Spotify etc)
2019
`To Shinning Clough: a trans Atlantic call and response, with collaborator Laura-Gray Street, and Anne-Marie Creamer, Green Letters - Studies in ecocriticism, Taylor-Francis Online
2016
• Review of Emma Talbot: Step Inside Love, Domo Baal Gallery, London, 2015, Journal of Contemporary Painting, Writing, Volume 2, Issue 2, 2016
Curatorial/ Exhibition work
Has previously worked within the Cubit Gallery London (1994-99), and on the gallery advisory committee at Spacex Gallery, Exeter, UK in 1999.
2012
• ‘Kome til deg i Tidende – a meta newspaper’, Co-editor & artist-curator, with Lars Sture & Kjetil Berge. Hosted by Sogn og Fjordane Kunstmuseum. Featuring also in: Nordic Models; 'Publish and Be Damned', Swedish Art fair, Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm, Bergen Kunsthalle, Museum Stavanger, and Donlon Books. ©
Consultancy Work
Has worked in a consultative position for the Arts Council of England, London, on the Advisory Board for Visual Arts funding in London and was a consultant to development of ‘Artquest’ for London Arts Board, an on-line and event based support resource project for artists within London. In 2006 Anne-Marie was on the judging panel for the Alkazzi Foundation Awards, Royal College of Art, Fine Art Department, London.
Talks, Events and Conferences
Please also see this link for a separate talks programming cv: AMCREAMER, EVENTS PROGRAMMING LIST.pdf
Programming:
2008-11
Adjunct Education & Events Programmer at Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art, London programming contemporary art talks, events, interviews & symposiums.
Previously:
Anne-Marie was the Head Talks & Events at the Cubitt Gallery, London in the 1990’s & in 1999 was the Programmer of Talks, Delflna Studios Trust.
Selected events as a invited speaker:
From 2000 only:
2022
• Key Note Speaker for: Home: Provoking Conversations on Belonging, University of Gloucestershire.
• Gender and Otherness, GOTH symposium, Open University, Femininity and architecture panel, Open University
• Panel discussion: death, bereavement and creative approaches to memorialising, Sir John Soane’s Museum, London. With, Oreet Ashery, Dr Kathryn Mannix, Helen Dorey, and moderate by Melanie Keen, Director of the Wellcome Collection
• The Eliza Late, Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, launch of new exhibition specific tour.
• Introducing Eliza, working with historical protagonists, Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, with Michelle Williams Gamaker, Actor Clare Holman, and Soane curator Louise Stewart.
2020
• The Ethics of Vulnerability and Artistic Research, Oslo Academy of Art & Design, with Tale Naess Lynestol, Camille Jania Norment, Mazier Raein
2019
• LUVA Symposium (how to run a gallery that doesn’t piss off your neighbours), with Adelaide Bannerman, Anne-Marie Creamer, Eduardo Padilha, Alex Fefegha, Anna Hart, LUVA Gallery, London
2017
• 'Global legacies: Pirandello across centuries and media'. Presenting Treatment for Six Characters, introduced by Michael Subialka – University of California, Davis, with public Q&A, hosted by the Pirandello Society of America at Hunter College, CUNY, New York, USA
• 'Cross, Multi, Intra, Trans conference, presenting Longdendale Lights: Perspectives (I) presenting (From Shinning Clough), as part of 'Inter-genre Inter-national: Artists in Collaboration', at The Biennial Conference of the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, U.K. and Ireland in association with LAND2, a landscape, place and visual arts research network, Sheffield Arts Institute, Sheffield, UK.
• 'Pirandello and Cinema', featuring Treatment for Six Characters presented by Dr Michael Subialka – (Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and Italian, University of California Davis). Presented at the Italian Cultural Institute of Los Angeles, USA.
• Transmission public talks series, on Who is an artist? presenting performative lecture, By Way of an Introduction, ver2, Sheffield Hallam University & Site Gallery, UK.
2016
• 'Cubitt, an artist-led history', ICA London, film screening and panel talk moderated by critic and broadcaster Morgan Quaintance.
2015
• British School at Rome, screening event of ‘Treatment for Six Characters‘, British Academy London
2014
• ‘Treatment for Six Characters’, presented by Tannery Arts at The Drawing Room, London
• ‘Pirandello and Conflict’, the Society for Pirandello Studies annual conference, organised by University College London and Italian Cultural Institute, London. Italian Cultural Centre, London.
2013
• ‘Uncertain Glances’ symposium (organized by LAND2), Southampton City Art Gallery, UK, Including, Susan Trangmar, Louise K Wilson, Anne Eggebert, Anne-Marie Creamer, Stephen Felmingham.
2011
• ‘Drawing Symposium’, Hereford College of Art, UK, with Professor Deanna Petherbridge & Clare Woods.
2010
• 'Drawing, Memory and Place, A symposium’, Brighton University. With Emma Stibbon & Dr. Iain Biggs. Part of Art Practices & Performance Research Institute', Brighton University, UK
• ‘Exposure ’10’, Panel talk, Parasol unit foundation London. Co-moderator, with Professor David Rayson, Royal College of Art, with Leah Capaldi, Lea Provenzano & Kate Liston.
2009
• ‘DRAW session - ‘Love and Theft’, Royal College of Art, London.
• ‘The End of the Line’, Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol. Panel discussion with Hayward Gallery,
Roger Malbert, Emma Stibbon, Roger Conlon & Philip Walke
2008
• Kjetil Berge, Interview. Foundation Stiftelsen 3,14, Bergen, Norway.
• 'Drawing, an other way of learning', Symposium at Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst, Departement Saint-Lucas Beeldende Kunst, Gent, Belgium. With Thierry de Duve, Michaël Borremans, The Drawing Room, Lieve Dehasque, Peter Morrens, William Ploegaert & Stef Van Bellingen.
• ‘All Over the Place; Drawing Place: Drawing Space’, symposium, University of the West of England Bristol, LAND2
2006
• ‘FORMAT’ conference: on painting & photography. Presented paper/ recent project, ‘Flying Through Amber: the last wish of Vladimir Šlapeta’, with Andrew Grassie. with including Dan Hays, Lisa Le Feurve, Jonathan Harris, John Goto, Angela Grauerholz, Sarah Jones & Edwin Zwakman. Derby University, UK
2003
• ‘Drawing Quarters 1’, with Deanna Petherbridge, Grenville Davey, Humphrey Ocean, Paul Gough, Caroline Broadhead, Tania Kovats. University of the West of England, Bristol, UK.
2001
• ‘The British Art scene in the 1990’s’, Open Studios NOPE, Tokyo, Japan
• ‘Hand-Made Film- East conference’, chaired by Marjorie Althorpe-Guyton. Cinema City, Norwich, UK
2000
• ’Artist Run Galleries,’ panel speaker at symposium, Spacex Gallery, UK
Previous;
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK; An Open Tutorial with Eric Fischl, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, UK, (Video distributed by the ICA/ Whitechapel, with Anne-Marie Creamer, Eric Fischl and Jennet Thomas), Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, UK. (Artist talk on the Lucien Freud exhibition to the Seattle Museum of Modern Art); London Women's Centre/ Feminist Artist News, UK; Pavillion Photography Gallery, Leeds, UK; Institute of Contemporary Art, London, UK, talk on ‘John Currin’ exhibition, with Martin Maloney, Paul Noble & Alessandro Reno; Artist talk, interpreting 'Whitechapel Open', The Tannery Gallery, London, UK; Film Nite, NOPE Artist Studios, Tokyo, Japan.
Lecturing
Currently
Senior Lecturer, Fine Art Department, Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London.
Awards
2016
• University of the Arts (University of the Arts London) Teaching Award
2015
• University of the Arts (University of the Arts London) Teaching Award
2013
• 'White Square Award', Students Union Teaching Awards at University of the Arts London
• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
2012
• Ofsted, 'Outstanding' Tutor recognition, Central St Martins University of the Arts London
Previous Teaching Experience
• 0.5 Acting Lecturer, MFA, Wimbledon College of Art & Design, University of the Arts, London, 2015
• Acting Course Director, MA Drawing, Wimbledon College of Art & Design, University of the Arts London, 2014
External Examiner
Currently: Loughborough University, Fine Art department, also Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore.
Previous Visiting Artist-Lecturer
• Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst, Saint-Lucas Beeldende Kunst, Gent, Belgium; Sunderland University, Middlesex University, University of Central England, Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University; Leeds Metropolitan University; KIAD, Canterbury College of Art; Nene College. Northampton University; Surrey Institute of Art & Design; University of Northumbria at Newcastle; Chelsea College of Art & Design; Leeds University; Royal College of Art & Central Saint Martins School of Art, Ba Fine Art.
Previous Part-time Lecturer
• Associate Lecturer, MFA, Wimbledon College of Art & Design, University of the Arts, London
• Associate Lecturer, Ba Fine Art, Drawing, Camberwell College of Art, University of the Arts London
• Visiting Practitioner, Central Saint Martins, Ba Fine Art course, University of the Arts London.
• Loughborough College of Art; Central Saint Martins School of Art. Cultural Studies Department; Central School of Speech & Drama, Post-Graduate Diploma Course, Acting Course Tutor, MA, Painting & Installation Art; Royal College of Art, Centre for Drawing Research; University of Plymouth, Exeter School of Art; Norwich University College of the Arts on Ba Fine Art Painting, MA Fine Art & MA Photography; Wimbledon College of Art, University of the Arts London, MA in Drawing/ Fine Art; Central Saint Martins, Lead Tutor in Painting.