CV

EDUCATION

2019 – 2021

MA Contemporary Art, Practice Critical Practice, Royal College of Art.

2005 – 2008

BA Painting (Hons), Camberwell College of Art, University of the Arts.

1986

Foundation, St Martins School of Art.

TRAINING

2025

Performance Skills. Creative Re Work Enterprise Skills. Funded by the Mayor of London.

2019

The Royal Drawing School. Drawing Intensive Scholarship.

2016 – 2019

Turps Correspondence Course (Painting).

1993

Interactive Multimedia, The ARTEC.

AWARDS

2023

Eaton Fund support for print studio development.

2021

Future’s Venture Foundation support for speculative fiction writing.

2020

Emergency Response Fund Award, Arts Council England.

2017

Grants for the Arts Award, Arts Council England.

1993

British Multimedia Award Best Interactive Designer Student Award.

RESIDENCIES

2022

Year of Making, residency for performance makers, SPACE Clarence Mews, led by choreographer Caroline Salem.

2021

Not a Sphere at DOOResidency, Zaandam, The Netherlands (group recipient).

2021

Grizedale Arts, Lawson Park, Coniston.

2020

PeerSocial hosted by Raven Row, London (group recipient).

2018 – 2019

Artquest PeerSocial at Cubitt, London (group recipient).

2017

London Creative Network programme at SPACE, London.

2016

Crystal Place National Sports Centre.

SELECTED

2022 & 2024

The Sky is Moving Sideways Sculpture Trail, curated by Rebekah Dean. Stephens House & Garden, London.

2019

Constructors Gallery, hoardings at Blackfriars Bridge Southern Side. Transport for London, supported by Southwark Council, London.

2018

Craft+Conflict, curated by Karen Babayan. Rural Touring Scheme: Cumbria, Co. Durham, and Northumberland.

2018

Altered States, curated by Genetic Moo. The London Group, The Crypt, St John’s, Waterloo, London.

2017

London Creative Network SPACE / LCN Showcase 2nd Edition. SPACE, London.

2013

Inspired London. Fold Gallery, London.

2010

Street Life. Jerwood Drawing Prize, London.

PERFORMANCE

2026

Hot Gods: From here to Faliraki. Both Gallery. 323 Archway Rd, London.

2026

Hot Gods: From here to Faliraki. For Blink 9, curated by Lucy Soni. SafeHouse1, Room Share 9, 139 Copeland Road SE15 3SN.

2026

Piña & Coladada AKA Sasha Bowles and Laura Moreton-Griffiths with Bum Notes (Rebecca Glover and Colin Humphries). (Aug) Street Show for Lower Marsh Lates, Lower Marsh, Waterloo, London; (Sept) Emma Cons Gardens, Waterloo, London; (Oct) Club Silly, Lambeth Fringe, Brixton, London.

2026

Ballards from the Settee presents A Courting Manifesto, curated by Zoe Portela and Elisa Daguin. Greatorex Street, London.

2026

Piña & Coladada AKA Sasha Bowles and Laura Moreton-Griffiths with Bum Notes (Rebecca Glover and Colin Humphries). (May) Antic Folies at Jamboree, Kings Cross, London; (July) Brockley Open Studios, London.

2025

If You Like Piña Coladas. Sasha Bowles, Laura Moreton-Griffiths and Bum Notes (Rebecca Glover and Colin Humphries). Part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe, St Mary’s Church, Putney, London.

2025

If You Like Piña Coladas. Sasha Bowles and Laura Moreton-Griffiths. Odyssey of Oddities #5, curated by Takdaja. Riverside Studios Hammersmith, London.

2025

Gas Hood Performance in High Heels with a Gong for Blink, curated by Lucy Soni. Safehouse 1, Peckham, London.

2024

If you like piña coladas. Performance with Sasha Bowles, during WATCHING YOU / Watching Me. The Colony Room, London.

2024

The History Is. Part of The Sky is Moving Sideways, curated by Rebekah Dean at Stephens House & Garden, Finchley, London.

2023

Obvious Eyes. An Evening of performance. Petitou Peckham, London.

2023

Beautiful Breath. An Evening of performance. Petitou Peckham, London.

2023

Killing You Softly. An Evening of performance. Petitou Peckham, London.

2023

Killing You Softly: History Painting an End to War. Clarence Mews, London.

2023

Soft Apocalypse. Rehearsing How We Change the World. Interactive & Immersive Performance, Summer Sharing, Clarence Mews, London.

2022

Interactive Performance at Clarence Mews, Hackney, London.

2022

That the living may know the features of your face, The Baroness at Mimosa House, London.

2022

Being Duchamp Becoming Elsa: Southwark Festival of Words, Dulwich, and Canada Water Library, London.

2022

Beautiful Breath, part of The Comrades They Were Brave. GRS44 Gallery, Bloomsbury, London.

2022

OOOH AAAAH!!! Gas Hood at META ALARM Bermondsey Project Space, London.

2021

Being Duchamp Becoming Elsa, RCA Degree Show at Cromwell Place, London.

2020

DATA | GIFT live reading on this is tomorrow, 302_Redirect (16 May).

2013

A Public Airing, Speakers Corner, Deptford to Parliament Square, The WHYfront, London.

2013

It’s In The Bag, The WHYfront for Parliament Week, Peckham to Canary Wharf, London.

SOLO

2023

The Social Contract. Film screening, Southwark Festival of Words, Camberwell Library, London.

2023

Love & Rage. Selected works. Petitou Peckham, London.

2023

Warr & Peace. Selected works. Petitou Peckham, London.

2023

Warr & Peace. Selected works. Petitou Peckham, London.

2017

Truth Lies Within, Phytology, Bethnal Green Nature Reserve, and The Subculture Archives, London.

2017

Solo Show. St Marylebone Parish Church, London.

GROUP

2026

Natural Rhythm and Other Moral Panic, curated by Lucy Soni. Seager Gallery, Deptford, London.

2026

What’s In Your Draws, curated by Lito Apostolakou and Kim Thornton, The Stone Space, Leytonstone, London.

2025

Blink #6, curated by Lucy Soni. Safehouse 1, Peckham, London.

2025

Outlandish, curated by Rebekah Dean. Asylum Chapel, London.

2025

The Incidentals, curated by Kim Thornton. Bell House, Dulwich Festival, London.

2024

Tipping Point, curated by Monika Kita. Bell House, Dulwich Festival, London.

2023

Windows and Thresholds Beyond Closed Doors, curated by Kim Thornton. Bell House, Dulwich Festival, London.

2022

End of the Line, curated by Lucy Soni. The Big Draw; Blink, Safehouse 1, Peckham, London.

2021

Waiting Room. tactileBosch, Cardiff.

2021

Forever Everything, an online exhibition in collaboration with Silicon Valet, Montez Press Radio NY, Off Site Project, New Critique, and others.

2021

RCA Degree Show. Cromwell Place and Online, London.

2020

DATA | GIFT on Montez Press Radio, NY, 302_Redirect (27 April).

2020

Low_Res_Camera_Roll, Instagram Takeover, 302_Redirect.

2020

Return of Come Kiss a Stranger, curated by Dr Alison Green Art Licks, Peckham, London.

2020

Pillow Talk: conversations with women. The Austrian Cultural Forum, SLWArtists & Women’s Art Library.

2019

Cash is King, Mad In Margate, Artgame, Margate, for the Museum of Youth Culture.

2018

Art Car Boot Fair. Granary Square King’s Cross and Lambeth, London.

2018

Pillow Talk with South London Women Artists at Uniqlo Tate Lates February, Tate Modern, London.

2017

Rye Winter Open, Rye Creative Centre, Rye, Sussex.

2017

Pay And Display. Centrespace Gallery, Bristol.

2016

Bankley Open. Bankley Studios and Gallery, Manchester.

2016

Hidden Narratives Dangerous Erasions, Women Centre Stage, Hampstead Theatre, London.

2016

Pillow Talk, BBC 100 Women, Broadcasting House, London TEDx UCLWomen, London (SLWArtists).

2016

Sluice: Space and Space Time Agency, The Averard Hotel, London.

2015

One Nation Under a Groove live drawing event, Festival of Love, Southbank Centre, London.

2014

Finders Keepers Losers Weepers. South London Women Artists at Conway Hall, London.

2014

Hidden Narratives Dangerous Erasions, The Albany Theatre, Deptford X, London.

COMMISIONS

2019

Hoarding at The Constructors Gallery, Southern end of Blackfriars Bridge for Transport for London with support from Southwark Council.

2017

Murals at The Arches, Giant Arches Road, London SE24.

2014

Large scale drawing at One Nation Under a Groove, for the Museum of Youth Culture at the Festival of Love, Southbank Centre, London.

2014

The Machine of Visual Delights, Interactive drawing for Pentapaper and Home Live Art at The Alternative Village Fete at The National Theatre, London; The Green Gathering, Monmouthshire.

CURATORIAL

2022

iireal life. Summer Group Show, Bow Arts Durham Street Studios, London.

2022

META Alarm & META 2.0. Group Show, Bermondsey Project Space.

2019

Blink. Victorian Cinema, Peckham Rye.

2018

Genesis Light Magic. Group Show, St John’s Bethnal Green, London.

2015

Eye Music. Group Show, The Arches, Blenheim Grove, Peckham.

2015

Burlesque Allegory. Group Show, Asylum Chapel, Peckham.

WRITING

2025

Journal of Contemporary Painting 11.1. Review of Christina Kimeze: Between Wood and Wheel, curated by Margot Heller South London Gallery, London, 31 January–11 May 2025.

2024

Earth, Platform: Journal of Theatre and Performing Arts, Process: Vol. 17, No. 1: The Future.

2020

Letter asking for the Spike Island studio evictions to stop, Art Monthly 2020 Issue 437.

2020

Apple Blossom Sky, published by New Critique, A journal of critical and creative writing.

2020

Fiends Issue 5 Democracy.

2017

Nympenburg Trials, Lighthouse Journal, Gatehouse Press.

2017

Matriarchs, Monsters and Feral Children, Wolf Crossing, The Learned Pig Spring/Summer.

2017

Truth Lies Within. Supported by Arts Council England.

2016

Marvin Gaye Chetwydn in conversation, ArtVerve Magazine, Issue 6.

PUBLICATIONS

2022

The Comrades They Were Brave, review by Cherry Smyth. Art Monthly no. 456, May.

2022

The Comrades They Were Brave: The Artists in Dialogue. Talk led by Morgan Quintance (YouTube).

2022

The Comrades They Were Brave. We Salute You! Exhibition Catalogue, with essay BRACE by Chris Fite-Wassilak.

2017

The end is where we start from: history painting the future, essay by Anna McNay.

2017

Like the myth of Pandora, essay by Anna McNay.

TALKS

2022 – 2023

Her Art-Story Talks, co-programmed with Matt Roberts Arts. Supported by Arts Council England, featuring Louisa Buck and Jade Montserrat at Turf Projects; Jennifer Higgie and Juliet Jacques at Mimosa House; Emma Hill and Charley Peters at John Harvard Library; Becky Beasley and Louise O’Kelly at Rye Creative; Danielle Arnaud, Paula MacAthur, and Emily Whitebread at ASC Gallery.

2022

Comrades They Were Brave: Taking Action. A conversation with Isa Fremeaux and Jay Jordan of the Laboratory of Insurrectional Imagination. Bloomsbury and YouTube.

2021

Her Art-Story Talks, co-produced with Matt Roberts. Featuring Mel Brimfield and Sally O’Reilly; Annabel Dover and Nadia Hebson; Irini Papadimitriou and Nye Thompson.

2021

Co-host RCA The Urgency of The Arts Assemblies: I Need To Talk To You Urgently with Hito Steyerl, Tianzhuo Chen, Peaches, Larry Achiampong.

2021

Her Art-Story Talks, co-producer with Matt Roberts, supported by Arts Council England. Featuring Cathy Lomax and Cathie Pilkington at Bow Arts.

2020

As Seen By Her podcast about the implications of COVID-19 on the arts and its future, with journalist Millen Brown-Ewens and Sarah Philp, Director of Programme and Policies at Art Fund.

2020

Her Art-Story Talks, co-produced with Matt Roberts, featuring Althea Greenan and Barby Asante at The Lightbox, Woking, Melanie Jackson and Erika Tan at Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston University. Cathy Lomax and Eleanor Moreton at Block 336, Brixton; Laura Moreton-Griffiths and Laura Lancaster, South Hill Park, Bracknell.

2019

Elsa and the Urinal, by Dr Glyn Thompson. Talks for SLWArtists.

2017

Feminism, Non-Linear Time and the Near Future, with Nina Power and Victoria Browne. Supported by Arts Council England. SPACE, London. On Youtube.