Emma was selected for the 2010–2011 residency programme. Taking
the holiday haven that is Coniston as her starting point, Emma has
scrutinised the tourism industry and looked at the ownership and
control of housing in the village. She also produced a notice board
that served as a question-and-answer knowledge exchange point for
tourists, basically a local, analogue version of 'Yahoo! Answers'.
Emma is a multifarious artist-in-residence and has simultaneously
worked with residency programmes at Wysing Art Centre and The
Showroom, London, and often produces performances, events or
inclusive programmes with local communities, rather than working in
the studio-gallery network.
She took part at The Showroom's symposium on cybernetics,
'Signal:Noise', to discuss social systems, which is very broadly
what her work deals in, whether through strategies of historical
re-enactment, or site-specific ceremonies or rituals.
Emma is also Co-Director of Delta Arts, an art collective
'exploring the possibilities of mobility and performativity', and
collaborates with landscape architect Sadie Stowell as SubRural, to
'explore the psychology of space, investigating trigger factors to
human experience and the potential transference of spatial elements
between the rural and urban environments.'
Solo Exhibitions
2010 International Camp for Improbable Thinking, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire
2005 A Brief Exploration of Time, Camden Arts Centre, London
Group Exhibitions
2008 Let Me Tell You, Whitechapel Gallery, London
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