Other Projects / Work
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Figuring it Out is an art talk show hosted by Charlotte Grayland and Chauncé Lewis, broadcasted on Radio Cardiff 98.7fm or streamed at radiocardiff.org
Each episode we talk art, careers in art, and broader discussions of all creative forms. The show acts as an open platform for artists to talk about their work and creative careers.
Every episode we also invite special guests to come and chat with us and share their experiences in navigating the art world.
To catch up on all Figuring it Out episodes click here to be directed to our Soundcloud.
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In July 2022 over a week-long period, a group of young people aged 15-18 from the Greenwich Borough took part in a series of creative workshops that sought to rethink the museum and its current collections. Exploring and re-imagining the museum alongside each other, they devised a new series of questions for our visitors, inviting a critical eye on the role a museum plays and the objects it houses, and how objects can call for personal responses.
They worked with visual artist Charlotte Grayland, who programmed a week of collage, drawing, photography, soundscapes, painting, printing, badge making and zine making.
Project facilitated and curated by Charlotte Grayland
Funded by Young Greenwich and Charlton Athletic Community Trust
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Selected Recipient for the 2021-22 Artist Benevolent Fund Step Change Fellowship.
‘The Programme comprises of several partnerships with HEIs, whereby graduate artists are supported for a further 12 months to develop their practice and professional progression.’
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Lead invigilation, working for Peak Cymru / Art Night LDN 2021.
For Art Night 2021 Alberta Whittle presented a major new commission taking the voice of the River Thames as its starting point.
In connection with this new commission, Creating dangerously (we-I insist!) groups together HOLDING THE LINE: a refrain in two parts with existing film works Business as usual: hostile environment (a REMIX) and RESET, as a trilogy of films. This trilogy was presented with partners at Platfform 2 with Peak, at Abergavenny Station in Wales; at CCA, Derry-Londonderry and at KLA ART, in Uganda.
Creating dangerously (we-I insist!), Film screenings, Platfform 2 with Peak, Abergavenny Station, 18 June-17 July.
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Photography by Polly Thomas
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Invigilator working in Venice Biennale July - August 2019.
‘The selected team of artists, curators, educators, writers and students will provide a vital role in supporting Sean Edwards’ Wales in Venice presentation. They will welcome visitors, introduce the work, care for the exhibition and also act as ambassadors for the visual arts in Wales. Each participant will spend at least a month in Venice and as part of the wider mentoring programme, will be supported to undertake their own research, or creative project.’