Exhibitions

Selected exhibitions, stockists, residencies and published writing.

 

SSENSE, Montreal, Canada and Online. February 2023. Stockists of Series 1, 2023.

Gucci VAULT, Florence & Milan, Italy and Online. November 2021 - February 2022.

Caroline Polachek's Heart is Unbreaking tour, multiple locations, USA. November - December 2021.

Café Forgot, 627 E 6th St, 10009, New York, USA. December 2019 - ongoing.

Rebekah Bide: Plans for Better Living. Single-channel screening and interview. 8th - 22nd May 2020. Online at The New Flesh, an artist residency for video artists at Academy Costumes, London. Curated and run by ZOOX.

Death Drive. With Fer Boyd, Madeleine Stack and Mariana Portela Echeverri. Outer Space, Brisbane, Australia (Meeanjin). January 25 - February 9 2020. Private view Friday 24 January 6pm - 9pm. Supported by The Australia Council for the Arts.

Medusa, a group show at Eel Meal, Perth, Australia (Wadjuk boodja). Curated by evA l'Avasseur for Underground Flower. October - November 2019.

Kiss, Goodbye. With Sam Cottington and Viola Zichy. SET Alscot Road SE1 3AW. Private View Saturday 22 September 6 - 10pm. Open 23 - 25 September 2018. 

Performing Arts Forum, St Erme, France. Research residency, 27 August - 2 September 2018.

Goldsmiths BA Fine Art and History of Art Degree Show, 15 - 18 June 2018, Private View Thursday 14 June 6pm. Shortlisted for the Warden's Prize.

Intimaterial, Symposium, Royal College of Art, London, 15 - 17 June 2017

Ghosts of the City: The Savage Art of Laura Oldfield Ford, Good Trouble Magazine, March 2017.

 

 

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Robokah detail                 Hand cast pewter, aluminium, foam, cosmetic foundation pigment    

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Robokah, close up detail                 Hand cast pewter 'RB' custom nuts and bolts, aluminium, foam, cosmetic foundation pigment    

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Robokah, video stills of performance                 Robo-kah body walks on wheeled feet programmed via remote CSS 

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By proxy (Robokah)                 Installation view

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By proxy (the breastplate)                  January 2020                   Death Drive/Outer Space Brisbane

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By proxy (the breastplate)                  Aluminium cast made in industrial investment foundry, Perth, Australia

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By proxy (the hands)                  January 2020                   Death Drive/Outer Space Brisbane 

Gloves made from separate sheets of hand poured latex

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Rebedoll                  February 2019                  Former Wool Stores, Fremantle, Western Australia

Sculpture and documentary video.

Paper clay, brushed latex, synthetic wig, dried grass from the side of the Stock Road, PVC pipe, two R/C cars, my mother, hand poured and stitched latex gloves. 

Rebe-doll learns to walk

Rebe-doll falls

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Monologue                  September 2018                  Kiss, Goodbye / SET Studios, Alscot Road, with Sam Cottington and Viola Zichy.                 

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Monologue                  Installation View. Wicker sculpted shoes, motors, micro-motherboards, 5 metre long wool trousers  

Monologue                  Dancing Shoes. Wicker, motors, micro-motherboards.   
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Plans for Better Living                Video Still              June 2018                   BA Fine Art and History of Art Degree Show, Goldsmiths College, University of London

Plans for Better Living                Condensed video excerpt                   

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Plans for Better Living                Video still                

Plans for Better Living                Film Extract no. 2 This clip shows the Cowgirl deviation that replaces the Circus deviation on one of the screens in installation.

Plans for Better Living                June 2018                   BA Fine Art and History of Art Degree Show, Goldsmiths College, University of London

 

Video and sculpture installation. The Plans for Better Living films are duplicated videos that deviate and return to one another, remaining simultaneously in sync. They are presented as part of the Plans for Better Living installation on two separate screens facing one another, each one's opposing image available in glimpses through situated mirrors that can be seen whilst sitting on the raised carpeted seating and platform, obscured through replicas of water and wheat, surrounded by vertical curtains. A water-cooler is provided for refreshments and conversation by the exit. The films in their full version last 14 minutes, 44 seconds.


Performers: Henry Osman, Soha Salem, Anna Sharon, Lowena Hearn, Jago Rackham, Uzma Chowdhury. Assisted by Emma Green and Meitao Qu.

Plans for Better Living                Video and sculpture installation.

Bonnets, Romanticism, the landscape, (me to you to us)               January 2018               Video and photo documents of performance

Bonnets, Romanticism, the landscape, (me to you to us)               Willow, waxed linen, cotton, wheat, mirrors. Performers: Kaivalya Brewerton, Uzma Chowdhury, Lowena Hearn, Henry Neim Osman, Jago Rackham, Soha Salem. Assisted by Emma Green. Music: Lookout Mountain Convention 1968 by the Sacred Heart Singers; Vergogna Schifosi by Ennio Morricone.