Video installation with three videos shown under the windows of my university studio from which they were filmed
'Peasant's Cinema'
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WORKS
- '[We Are All Just] Meat and Bones' (1)
- 'Achievable Challenge No.1: Cycle Around the Studio for the Duration of Fionn Regan's 'Black Water Child' Without Hitting Any of Andrew's Work' (1)
- 'ART IS...' (1)
- 'Bedroom Animals' (1)
- 'British Workers...' (1)
- 'Free To Good Home' (2)
- 'Halfway House' (1)
- 'ME YOU US' (the Dog Blog Project) (1)
- 'My Constant Dérive' (1)
- 'Peasant's Cinema' (1)
- 'Ultimate Thumb War World Championships 2007' (1)
- Cardboard Retrospective (1)
- The Making of Judival '09 (1)
Recent Shows
- Sketchbook Project 2011
- Rogue Open Studios 2010 5th & 6th June
- Eccentric City £1 art commission 2009
- 'She Laughs' @ Nexus Art Cafe - opens 11th Sept, until 21st Oct 2009
- 100th Monkey in TradeCity, 4th - 19th July 2009
- ANTIFREEZE, Saturday 4th July 2009
- Practical Propagation, Basel, Switzerland 11th December 2008 - 11th January 2009
- Artranspennine08
- Rogue Artists Studios Open Weekend 2008
- 'Done To Death' @ Loxford Tower, Manchester 19th - 27th August 2007
- Stick*Stamp*Fly @ Gasworks, London 10th - 26th August 2007
100th Monkey
100th Monkey
Bryony is a member of the artists' collective 100th Monkey.
Named after a dodgy theory of parallel evolution and shared experience, the artists' collective 100th Monkey rose from the ashes of the university-based collective 14 Gifted Children.
Exploiting collectivity more for motivation, opportunity and asylum than collaborative practice, 100th Monkey seeks to develop projects which expand networks between artists.
Our aim for fluid membership allows for the expansion and contraction of numbers depending on the project in hand.
100th Monkey currently has three core members - Bryony Moore, Claire Davison and Suzanne Smith - and continues to work with long term collaborators Andrew Lim and Joanne Masding.
Named after a dodgy theory of parallel evolution and shared experience, the artists' collective 100th Monkey rose from the ashes of the university-based collective 14 Gifted Children.
Exploiting collectivity more for motivation, opportunity and asylum than collaborative practice, 100th Monkey seeks to develop projects which expand networks between artists.
Our aim for fluid membership allows for the expansion and contraction of numbers depending on the project in hand.
100th Monkey currently has three core members - Bryony Moore, Claire Davison and Suzanne Smith - and continues to work with long term collaborators Andrew Lim and Joanne Masding.
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