January 2024
Grid drawings included in the Solastalgia exhibition at Turf Gallery, Croydon.
January 2021
Book: ‘Pandemic: a year of mistakes?‘ by John Mair – published by Bite Sized Books, & available on Amazon. A collection of 20 essays on the record of the Johnson government in the Covid pandemic. I made a drawing for each month of the Pandemic, and is featured within the book.
December 2019
Published book: Broken Brexit – an activity book/ graphic novel which captures the excitement and craziness of the Brexit crisis over the past 3 years – includes drawings of characters, significant moments, slogans, scheming, scandals, join the dots, crosswords, quizzes and colouring pages.
November 2019
Published a series of guest blog posts on Henry Jenkins website. Four essays on British comics – particularly Lord Snooty and the Beano comic – Cartoonish toffs, memes & use of Beano characters to criticise political power:
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
November 2016
MINA Conference, Melbourne, Australia. Presented academic paper on mobile AR storytelling, and described the ‘Sherwood Rise’ AR story.
July 2015
MIX DIGITAL Conference, Bath Spa University. Presented academic paper and exhibited my AR story ‘Sherwood Rise’.
May 2015
Drawings exhibited in the ‘Bread & Roses’ exhibition, at London Radical Bookfair.
April 2015
Featured on Radio 4 Arts Technologica programme on how artists use the Internet to create and distribute work, and how digital technologies are shaping our lives.
February 2015
Drawing exhibited in AP Group Show at the ‘Birds Nest’, Deptford.
November 2014
‘WebWeWant’ Festival, London South Bank Centre. Commissioned by Furtherfield/ Arts Council to make drawings for the ‘Play Your Place’ online games.
November 2014
Presented my work at ‘V&A Digital Futures: Disobedient Objects’ (Digital Programmes, Victoria and Albert Museum) & on the discussion panel.
April 2014
Sold drawings/ prints and graphic novels at the London Radical Bookfair, Bishopsgate, London.
February 2014
Published article on ‘Adaptations and new media forms of the book’ in the Media Journal: ‘Convergence Volume 20 Issue 1‘.
January 2013
‘Sherwood Rise’ – the augmented book – released.
June 2012
‘Invisible Forces’, group exhibition, Furtherfield Gallery, Finsbury Park, London.
July 2012
Performed Radiation walk in Finsbury Park.
December 2010
Prints included in the ‘Bookmarks’ annual art fair (Socialist bookshop).
Spring 2010
Drawings published in ‘Flaneur’, the art and culture zine.
March 2010
‘Bankers Bonuses’ project at LUMEN_EX festival (Spain) and Istanbul Contemporary Art Museum Web Biennial.
June 2008
‘A walk in the park with Joseph Paxton’. Live networked performance, London Festival of Architecture, Hyde Park.
April 2008
Buddy Rivers Live Live networked performance, network generated comedian, Leroy Street gallery, Bermondsey, London.
February 2008
University of Greenwich. Presented ‘Radiation Walks’ project to ‘Trouble Makers/ Making Trouble:interdisciplinary transgressions’ conference.
February 2008
Pepperton Gallery, London. Group show, exhibited prints from ‘The Wreckers’.
December 2007
Drawing published in ‘Daily Constitutional’ zine, issue ‘Delusions of Grandeur’.
September 2007
South London Artists. Exhibited work in group show. Space C Gallery, London
2007 & 2008
FILE Festival, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Exhibited ‘The Wreckers’ project.
September 2007
‘TENSE, NERVOUS HEADACHES?’ Art activist tour of Crystal Palace, London, performance mapping mobile mast radiation levels.
April 2007
Cartoon Generator, online tool, mixing user pictures and captions with RSS feed generated captions. Exhibited at ‘Takeaway 2’ show, Dana Centre, London.
January 2007
DIWO. Political drawings for HTTP Gallery, London, exploring idea of collaborative making.
January 2007
‘The Wreckers’. Interactive and collaborative work on the wrecking of the ship MSC Napoli in Devon.
October 2006
Presented ‘Newscartoon’ to conference on Generative Art, for the Norwich International Animation Festival.
October 2006
‘Newscartoon’. Tool using RSS feeds and Yahoo searches to generate a cartoon/ illustration based on latest news and users opinions. Exhibited at ‘Be Very Afraid’ group show, BAFTA, Piccadilly, London.
September 2006
Networked Art Generator. A spin-off from the Shirley Bassey project. A tool for creating live net drawings. Illustrations created using this tool were exhibited in the ‘Signals Festival’, London.
December 2006
‘Shirley Bassey Mixed Up’. Network generated collaborative illustrated story. Exhibited at Online Exhibition of International, Digital Art (Liverpool Biennial Festival of Contemporary Art 2006), & at ‘Generative Art Milan’.
June 2006
‘newscomic’. A RSS feed driven daily comic strip that tells distorted and surreal news every day.
March 2006
‘Corrugation Street’ – a communal soap opera, experiment in new forms of interactive storytelling, collaboratively authored and networked narratives. Exhibited at ‘Takeaway’ festival, Dana Centre, London, and ‘Generative Art Milan’.
March 2006
‘The Chinese Cocklepickers’, an interactive story concerning the tragedy of the Chinese migrant workers who drowned in Morecambe Bay, 2004. Exhibited at ‘Takeaway’ festival, Dana Centre, Science Museum, London.
2005-7
‘Supermarket Sweep Up’, a community and campaigning watchdog blog focussing on major supermarkets.
January 2005
‘The Picture of Dorian Blair’ – database driven interactive story.
January 2000
‘Stop it’, a campaigning web site against proposed commercial development of historic London park.
1995
‘Yves Klein Interactive’, a CD-ROM Interactive exploration of the life of the French Artist.
April 1994
‘Happy Valley’, short film. Shown at following festivals: Sao Paolo One-Minute film festival (1994), FFOFF Film Festival, Nice (March 1994), Videoformes, Clermond-Ferrand, France, Glasgow New Visions short film festival (April 1994).