 

Born Croydon, England 1973. Based in London.
Represented by doggerfisher/Susanna Beaumont, Edinburgh and Harris Liebermann, New York.
Education
2004-2005 Scottish Arts Council New York Studio Residency
1998-2000 MFA Glasgow School of Art
1999 MFA exchange California Institute of the Arts
1992-95 BA (Hons) Sheffield Hallam University
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2007 Chisenhale Gallery, London (April)
2006 Harris Liebermann, New York
2005 Counter Gallery, London
Dorrotya Gallery, Budapest
2004 Over In, Kunsthalle, Basel
Five Film, SOFA Gallery, Art and Industry Biennial, Christchurch, New Zealand
Hreash House, Lightbox, Tate Britain, London
Songs for home and economy, CCA, Glasgow
2003 Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin
Humaniora, Visions for the Future V, The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh
2001 Open Day, Transmission Gallery Basement, Glasgow
Selected Group Exhibitions
2007 You have not been honest, Museo D'Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina, Napels & The British Council. Touring group exhibition with works by Rosalind Nashashibi and Lucy Skaer.
2006 Momentum, Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art, Moss, Norway
Around the World in Eighty Days, ICA, London
2005-06 British Art Show 6, Baltic, Gateshead & touring UK venues. Included Flash in the Metropolitan (with Lucy Skaer) a Spike Island commission
2005 Somewhere, FEM 5, Madrid
In Between Times, Tramway, Glasgow
Acid Rain, Galerie Michel Rein and Glassbox, Paris
Clerkenwell Film and Video Festival, London
Double Vision, Magazzino DŽArte Moderna, Rome
2004 Pass the time of day, Gasworks and touring to UK venues
Expander, Royal Academy of Arts at Burlington Gardens, London
Sodium and Asphalt, Museo Tamayo, Mexico DF and Marco, Monterry
Yugoslav Biennial of Young Artists, Belgrade and Vrsac
Solar Lunar, doggerfisher, Edinburgh
2003 Displaced, Hammer Projects, UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles
Hidden in a Daylight, Hotel 'Pod Brunatym Jeleniem' Cieszyn, Foksal Gallery, Warsaw
Zenomap, 50th Venice Biennale, Venice
Beck's Futures, ICA London, CCA Glasgow and Southampton City Art Gallery
2002 Palestine International Video Festival, various venues, West Bank and East Jerusalem
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