2 Feb-1 Mar 2012: Interview with a House Plant showing as part of video exhibition 17 Days at Atrium Gallery, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, USA. Curated by Adriane Little, the project features the work of seventeen artists, with each work being screened continuously for 24 hours on an assigned day.

3 Dec 2011-11 Mar 2012: Curatorial project Ha Ha Road showing at Oriel Mostyn Gallery in Llandudno, Wales (also toured to Quad in Derby, UK from Aug-Oct 2011).
The group exhibition, developed in collaboration with Sophie Springer, explores the notion of a "rupture of sense" at work in humorous art. Features the work of Boris Achour, Chantal Akerman, Bobby Baker, Dave Ball, Anna and Bernhard Blume, Stella Capes, Yara El-Sherbini, Fischli + Weiss, Ceal Floyer, Rodney Graham, Ellie Harrison, Debbie Lawson, Mike Marshall, Kirsten Pieroth, Pipilotti Rist, Mathew Sawyer, Ariel Schlesinger, Hank Schmidt in der Beek, Michael Shaw, Roman Signer, Charles Stankievech, Annika Ström, Bedwyr Williams, Dan Witz & Erwin Wurm. See Quad exhibition guide (pdf). Read Quad preview in The Guardian.

Recent

Nov-Dec 2011: Curatorial project Schöne Pleite: Politische Karikaturen von Klaus Stuttman ("Pretty Broke: Political Caricatures by Klaus Stuttman") shown at Galerie im Saalbau, Kulturamt Neukölln, Berlin.
Curated in collaboration with Oliver Walker and Dorothea Kolland, the exhibition brought together over a hundred recent political cartoons by Klaus Stuttman. Well-known and highly-respected for his political commentary and satire, Stuttman's work regularly appears in German newspapers such as der Tagespiegel and die Tageszeitung.

Jun-Jul 2011: Participatory live art project Dinner Party featured as part of group exhibition Making Mirrors: Of Body and Gaze at NGBK in Berlin. A collaboration with Oliver Walker, the work seeks to explore social interaction through remote communicative intervention.

Sep-Oct 2010: Exhibited video work Being Somewhere as part of group show Die Kunst der Natur ist die Natur der Kunst ("The Art of Nature is the Nature of Art") at Künstlerverein Walkmühle in Wiesbaden, Germany. Curated by Axel Schweppe, the show explored the relation between contemporary art production and the natural world.

Jul-Oct 2010: Screened video work Being Somewhere at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Wales, as part of the venue's new artists' film programme The Box.

Aug 2010: First staging of The Painting at Kunstraum Richard Sorge in Berlin. Part of three-artist live art event Nude as the News with Low Profile and Oliver Walker curated by Sunshine Wong.

Aug 2010: Showed video work How to Live as part of Stadt am Rand ("Cities on the Edge"), a group show exploring urban topology at Today Art Museum in Beijing, China. Exhibition was curated by Melanie Zagrean and Pierre Wollter from Galerie Art Claims Impulse in Berlin.

Apr-May 2010: Showed new commissioned video The Table Tennis Player and the World as part of group show The Dump: Recycling of Thoughts at Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art, Gdansk, Poland. The exhibition was based on artist and media theorist Maurice Benayoun's initiative for a free exchange of concepts.

May 2010: Participatory event-based work Airshow, developed in collaboration with Oliver Walker, was broadcast live as part of Field Broadcast. Organised by Projeckt for Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire, the project consisted of work by artists including Simon Faithfull, Susan Collins and Juan Cruz, broadcast live from within, literally, fields.

Nov 2009-Jan 2010: Exhibited at ArtSway Open 09. Recent residency video work Being Somewhere was selected to be shown at the annual open exhibition at ArtSway in Sway, Hampshire, UK. See www.artsway.org.uk for details. Read a review of the show in a-n magazine (including discussion of Being Somewhere).

Nov-Dec 2009: showed Biscuits Thrown from a Window at DDT Delavski dom Trbovlje, Trbovlje, Slovenia as part of the touring video show Plus 3 Ferris Wheels curated by Adriane Little. See rhizome.org for details.

Jul-Sep 2009: Work featured in group show Extraordinary Days at Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, Wales. Exhibition also included Jordan Baseman, Oliver Bragg, Maia Conran, Martin Creed, Peter Finnemore, Paul Granjon, Andrew Grassie, Richard Higlett, Hiraki Sawa, Jack Strange, Boyd Webb, Richard Wentworth, Bedwyr Williams and Bill Woodrow.

Click on image to view part of Extraordinary Days documentary (by filmmaker Chris Keenan).

Artwork and design featured on latest CD release Structural Drift by Berlin-based experimental musician Burkhard Beins, published by Künstlerhäuser Worpswede. See www.burkhardbeins.de for details.

Mar-May 2009: Grant awarded for 3-month residency at Künstlerhäuser Worpswede, Germany.