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I began this blog as a way of describing how I work as an artist. I installed work at the Garden Station Gallery in Northumberland during the Summer of 2009 and it took twice as long as I expected (three days in all) because I was continually interrupted by visitors asking questions. Perhaps this is a way of trying to answer some of those questions.
You cancontact me at:
s.livingstone@hotmail.co.uk or via my listing on the Axis website.
Dust and Shadows
October – December 2012 Re:collections, Oriental Museum, Durham University where I will be showing new works made in response to the collection of Asiatic Art.
March 2012 – Pollok House, Glasgow where I am exhibiting a new piece inspired by a 17th century miniature of Arbella Stuart by Peter Oliver. http://www.nts.org.uk/Property/Pollok-House/
February – August 2012 Swept Away – dust, ashes and dirt in contemporary art, Museum of Art and Design, New York where I am showing Dust and Shadows. http://collections.madmuseum.org/html/exhibitions/551.html
January 2012 Magic Power Presence, publication launch in Edinburgh of artists book by IRIS Arts with follow up exhibition (venue tba). I am showing Raising Vampires, a moth piece originally made for the Garden Station in Northumberland.
December 2011 – April 2012 Siesmographical Drawings at the School of Engineering and Computer Science, Durham University
2009 – 2013 ROBUST, Durham University working as associate artist to research project investigating the cleansing of poisoned soils and the regeneration of contaminated landscapes. I am currently working on new pieces for installation in Summer 2012. (www.robustdurham.co.uk)
