The collected works of Maria Garton and Karen Heald, held here in these pages, offer a lens through which to sense their shared view of the world; to see, primarily, but also to feel. Their work is propositional; each piece is suggestive of presence in a place, in a position, in a state of contemplation...
As an artist whose practice frequently involves collaboration with a variety of people and disciplines, I have found that collaborations can take time to develop or happen serendipitously...
The papers gathered in the present collection investigates time and temporality from a number of interdisciplinary perspectives: literary or film studies, postcolonial theory, physics, philosophy, psychology, urban studies, history and gender studies...
This research charts a gradual transition from an individual working mode to involving collaborations with others. As a progression from undertaking artist-in-residency placements, collaborations have emerged with other creative practitioners, scientists of different professions and psychiatric patients. The research as collaborative practice is set within the context of contemporary art, arts and science research, feminist action, 'participation' and site-responsive approaches...
This book is an open gesture; evidence of an ongoing experiment agreed by two artists who seek to understand the elements that bridge their practices. Maria and Karen share intellectual and political space and feel a strong sense of compatibility in the way that they experience the world but their art and their making processes explore differing means and exploit distinct methods...
This publication brings together documentation of the artists exhibiting in SLIPPAGE: The Unstable Nature of Difference and places them in the context by way of a curatorial essay by Lesley Halliwell and Jo Thorne and a commissioned essay by Alexa Wright...
Culture and Language provide two essential frameworks to deal with the concept of time. They view time as observer-determined and thus shed light on multiple and often conflicting temporalities we live in, think, and talk about. Relying on empirical methods, the book explores linguistics and psychological parameters of time perception and conceptualization...
Catalogue following an exhibition at the Fine Art Society, Bond street, London, (2013).
This publication coincided with two group exhibitions at the Serra dei Giardini and the Contemporary Art Galleria Perela, Venice...
Catalogue following an exhibition at Halle fur Kunst, Luneburg University, Germany (28 March – 26 April).
Catalogue following an exhibition at the Genghis Gallery, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (10 April – 30 April, 2007).
Catalogue following Frida Comes to the North West as part of the the FRIDAm Series (2004).
This body of research explores cultural resonances of time and their physical manifestation through human experience via the broad medium of art...
