
He has exhibited works, undertaken residencies and commissions nationally and internationally, showing work with Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge, Siobhan Davies Studios, London, Den Frie Copenhagen & IMT Gallery and worked with many project partners including National Trust, Lux, Camden Arts Centre, Flat Time House as well as various academic institutions.
He also actively explores the possibilities of collaborative and shared practices, and has developed projects with Charles Danby, Frank Abbott, Fritha Jenkins and The Office of Experiments. Rob currently co-directs ArtHouses in Whitley Bay with Sophie Buxton, has co-directed the artist led project Field Broadcast with Rebecca Birch 2010-2018.
Rob has been working as a professional artist since 2002, when he was awarded a postgraduate diploma from The Royal Academy Schools, London and in 2019 was awarded a PhD for his thesis, Composing Doggerland: How can the North Sea inform new approaches to situated arts practices in the context of the Anthropocene?
CV
2019 PhD Northumbria University. Composing Doggerland: How can the North Sea inform new approaches to situated arts practices in the context of the Anthropocene?
2002 Post Graduate Diploma in Sculpture, Royal Academy Schools, London
1998 BA (Hons) First Class, Fine Art Sculpture, Kingston University
2017-current Co-director of ArtHouses, Whitley Bay
2010-2018 Co-director and lead software developer of Field Broadcast
Skills & Experience
- DBS Checked
- Digital art production
- Project management
- Technical: AV installation
- Technical: exhibition build
- Visiting lecturer (FE)
- Visiting lecturer (HE)
- Working with schools (primary)
- Working with schools (secondary)
- Workshops (family / general)
- Workshsops (adult)