My recent works reflect an ongoing interest in displacement and identity, and focus on the role that architecture plays within these categories. I have also been active as an exhibition organiser, curating the exhibitions ‘Grey Area’ at the Bonington Gallery in Nottingham (1998) and ‘Distance’ at the APT (Arts In Perpetuity Trust) Gallery in London (2007).

Education:

1991-1992: Chelsea College of Art and Design, M.A. Fine Art (Sculpture),
1987-1990: Nottingham Polytechnic, B.A. Fine Art

One Person exhibitions:

2001: Metafora (project space), Barcelona
1993: the agency (gallery), London

Selected Group exhibitions:

2007: ‘Distance’, APT Gallery, Deptford, London

2006:‘Requiem’, St. Anselm’s Church, Kennington, London
‘Obsession’, Sartorial Contemporary, London

2004: 'Marks in Space: Drawing and Sculptural Form', Usher Gallery, Lincoln

1999: ‘Andrew Bannister- Sharon Kivland- Nicolas Rieben’ Centre d'art Contemporain de Rueil-Malmaison, Paris
‘A Distortion of Memory on the Acropolis’, Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research, London
‘Nerve’, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London

1998: ‘Grey Area’, Bonington Gallery, Nottingham
Whitechapel Open exhibition, The Tannery, London
(Selected by Julian Opie, Lucia Noguiera and Felicity Lunn)