Video and Installation Artist.
I am pleased to say that I will be involved on a freelance basis, with the Doctorate in Psychology programme at the University of Southampton
The University of Southampton, Doctorate in Psychology programme, Expert by Experience staff member; Duties include teaching/lecturing, being on interview panels and helping to shape trainee research projects.
The University of Southampton is ranked among the top 1 % of Universities in the world and is a Russell Group University.
I’ll always live with this condition and this wonderful equilibrium, but here I am on the third day of being medication free.
Please see the ‘Mirrored to the Core’ page on this website to view the text.
The event is hosted by London based, Peer Sessions, please see further details here:
Peer Sessions @ Artquest Salon ONLINE
I’m pleased to be exhibiting with Original Art Magazine and Art at Work at the Pause for Thought exhibition in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. It’s a group show around the theme of mental health.
Way back at the start of lockdown I put in a proposal for the city of culture 2025 bid to project onto the Southampton city walls. So hear it is. I was a little concerned about the surface , but seems to work fine. I would really like to see my concept go large scale, now that really would be celebratory ! I’m hoping they’ll use my ideas for improving arts engagement and education too.
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Featuring Mirrored to the Core as an example of a modern day, nuanced and perception-shifting portrayal of mental health conditions using operatic references.
It’s always nice when an older artwork is mentioned in a new article; thank you axisweb for refocusing on Lost Person, 2018. It’s good to be featured among some great artists dealing with mental health.
https://www.axisweb.org/five2watch/2022/five2watch-mental-health/
I’m delighted to announce the Collaborators on the Mirrored to the core project. Both London based, Jerome van den Berghe is a musical Director and composer in London’s west end and for international touring shows and Rosalind Parker is an Opera Director.
Please take a look at the a-n The Artists Information Company blog.https://www.a-n.co.uk/blogs/rd-and-mentoring-to-develop-a-new-artwork/
I’m currently working on my/our project Mirrored to the core.
‘Lost Person’ my video installation artwork is featured in a new publication ‘RegenerART Resilience and Hope’ curated by multimedia artist @julauletta
The book includes a collection of artworks and artists stories of resilience and hope that infuse readers with optimism during these difficult times.
‘Lost Person’ is a story about isolation and loneliness told from the perspective of a person living with schizophrenia.
The first edition of ‘RegenerART’ can be downloaded here
A printed version will be available soon. Watch this space.
I’m pleased to be in this edition of Art Hole Magazine.
Fantastic news, I am happy that along with 158 other Artists I have recieved an A.N. Artists Information Company Bursary.
Please see the Link below:
a-n Artist Bursaries 2020: 158 artists receive a share of £201,649
Solo magazine is distributed 150 London Galleries plus. I’m honored to be in issue 1. It comes in a hard copy and now digital copy. Such a wonderful initiative for artists from London and elsewhere. Here’s a link below to the digital version.
https://indd.adobe.com/view/33fac796-4b47-4e67-838a-cf74b0efa6d3
Thanks to Whitechapel Gallery and Timeout. First Thursdays, for making PYLON one of their top 5 exhibitions
Great exposure for PYLON on Hackney Citizen website. The Hackney Citizen has a readership of over 30,000 people! The article is currently on the main webpage.
Loss and Lucidity (The Lost and found) is now heading to Fabrica Braco de Prata in Lisbon and has the long run of 8th AUGUST to 18th SEPTEMBER, 2019, Pleased to be exhibiting my video artwork Lost Person in this Diana Ali curated show
I’m pleased to be exhibiting my video artwork ‘Lost Person’ in curator Diana Ali’s touring exhibition ‘Loss and Lucidity’
Source: PYLON by James Paddock
I’m so pleased to see The PYLON blog is an axisweb highlight of the week.
https://www.axisweb.org/highlights/2019/new-art-highlights-22-28-april/
There’s a great article in the art reveal magazine on PYLON.
Loss and Lucidity an exhibition in California, in which Lost Person was part of, is now officialy a touring exhibiton. There will be two exhibitions in Lisbon in 2019. Lost Person, my video installation will be in both. Loss and Lucidity curated by Diana Ali will be at the following Galleries:
https://www.appleton.pt/index.html
I shall be blogging throughout 2019 for the Art Reveal magazine about Pylon, an Arts Council England funded project. Details are in the Blog:
I was shortlisted for Passion for freedom, 2018, Here’s the film documentation of the awards.
I am pleased to announce that I have been shortlisted for the 10th PASSION FOR FREEDOM Competition, 2018. My artwork QUESTION has been selected.
I’ve (Lost person) been selected for this exhibition in London, which will have a theme around Mental health. Well done to everyone involved in the making of Lost Person! The exhibition is at The ESPACIO gallery. https://www.espaciogallery.com/
Lost person has been chosen as Highlight of the week on axisweb!
https://www.axisweb.org/highlights/2018/new-art-highlights-4-10-june-2018/
LOST PERSON is to be shown as a wall installation at an exhibition called ‘Loss and Lucidity’ (The lost and found) in California, USA, August 4-18th, 2018. More details will follow.
I am pleased to say that I am in the latest edition of Art Reveal magazine. I was selected via an open call.
Kye Wilson and myself (James Paddock) have been installing my video installation ‘Blinds’ today as The Chelsea College of Art, London. Really impressive exhibition and a truly good vibe around the place today.
