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Arianne Churchman
Born 1988 Suffolk, lives and works in London
arianne.churchman@gmail.com
Education
2017 - 2019 MFA Fine Art, Slade School of Fine Art, UCL
2008 - 2011 BA Fine Art, University of Reading, First Class Honours
2006 – 2007 Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, Great Yarmouth College
Solo Exhibitions and Performances
2020
Communal Lunch/Well Dressing, Mansions of the Future, Lincoln (forthcoming)
2018
Folkloric Wormhole, Xero, Kline & Coma, London
2017
HORSE-PLAY, Nottingham Castle, Nottingham
New Henge Heritage, in collaboration with Chloe Langlois, Metal, Peterborough
Group Exhibitions, Performances and Broadcasts
2020,
Five Forms of Play: Magick, Celsius Projects, Malmo, Sweden (Forthcoming)
Resonance FM’S 18th Birthday Celebration, in collaboration with Benedict Drew, Resonance FM
2019
Fungal Mumming (with AAS), The Intimate Space, London
Live Event with Benedict Drew, Arianne Churchman and Potato Band, iMT Gallery, London
Works from the Hallucinated Archive, Bonington Gallery, Nottingham
Slade Graduate Show, Slade School of Fine Art, London
Slade Media Takeover, Resonance FM
Benedict Drew’s Mixtape, Late Junction, BBC Radio 3
Bite the Bullet, Barbican Arts Trust, London
2018
Slade Interim Show, Slade Woburn, London
Art of Magic, Touring Exhibition (Exeter Phoenix, Exeter; The Horse Hospital, London;
Full of Noises, Barrow-in-Furnace; Robin Wood Mill, Todmorden; Analogue Farm, Whitworth;
Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, Boscastle)
Videosport, Good Sport Gallery, London, Canada
2017
Open Studios, Slade School of Fine Art, London
Plantasia, Analogue Farm, Whitworth
2016
Nottingham Castle Open, Nottingham Castle, Nottingham - Selected by Amy Botfield, Alan Kane and Maeve Rendle
Marie Laveau’s Dance of the Dead, in collaboration with Chloe Langlois, The Space, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
Druids in the Deadhouse, Somerset House, London - Selected by Bedwyr Williams and Somerset House
Wild Summer, Regather, Sheffield
2015
Spectral Landscapes in collaboration with Sharron Kraus, The Old Fire Station, Oxford
Folklore Tapes Presents, Café Oto, London
Metal Harvest, Metal, Peterborough
The Rammel Club, J.T. Soar, Nottingham
2014
I Thought I Heard a Sound, Victoria Hall, Sheffield
Monsters and Mischief, Bohunk Institute, Nottingham
Monsters and Mischief, The Space, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
I Thought I Heard a Sound, The Riverside, Sheffield
2013
Garlands/I Thought I Heard a Sound, The Riverside, Sheffield
I Thought I Heard a Sound, Sensoria Festival, Castle House, Sheffield
Discography
2020
MAY, with Benedict Drew, Thanet Tape Centre
2019
Folklore Tapes, Ethereal Transcripts: The Lore of the Orbs, various artists
Folklore Tapes, The Art of Magic, various artists
2017
Folklore Tapes, The Folklore of Plants, various artists
2016
Folklore Tapes, Calendar Customs Vol. IV: Crown of Light, various artists
2015
Folklore Tapes, Calendar Customs Vol. III: Midwinter Rites and Revelries, various artists
Folklore Tapes, Calendar Customs Vol. II: Merry May, various artists
Residencies
2020
St Margaret’s House, London (forthcoming)
2017
New Henge Heritage (in collaboration with Chloe Langlois), Metal, Peterborough
2015
Harvest Lab, Metal, Peterborough & Studio Orta, Les Moulins, Paris, France
Prizes and Awards
2018
Chelsea Arts Club Roboz Scholarship
Recipient of the South Square Trust grant
2017
Grants for the Arts, Arts Council England, Awarded for New Henge Heritage with Chloe Langlois
2016
NCMG Solo Exhibition Prize, Selected by Nottingham Castle Museum and Galleries Visual Arts Team
Winner, Druidic Tableau Competition, Selected by Bedwyr Williams
Talks
2019
Artist Lecture, University of Reading, Reading
Artists Talk, Chelsea Arts Club, London
2018
Wednesday Walkthrough,(with Chloe Langlois) The House of Fame by Linder, Nottingham Contemporary
2017
New Henge Heritage, (with Chloe Langlois), Metal, Peterborough
Press
Soundcheck: Ethereal Transcripts: The Lore of the Orbs review, The Wire issue 432, February 2020
EQUESTARIANNE, Leftlion
https://www.leftlion.co.uk/read/2017/september/horse-play
New Henge Heritage and the Reinvention of the Peterborough Stone, The Double Negative
http://www.thedoublenegative.co.uk/2017/07/art-might-be-quite-a-ridiculous-thing-to-be-doing-new-henge-heritage-and-the-reinvention-of-the-peterborough-stone/