Touring Exhibitions
My work has been included in dozens of group exhibitions and I have also held a number of solo shows. You can find a gallery showing some of them here and a list of all my exhibitions here.
More recently I have been working in collaboration with academics and universities to develop a series of touring exhibitions based on some of my projects. This is part of a wider aim to make my practice more environmentally and financially sustainable, while widening the reach of my projects and trying to enact alternatives to the traditionally dependent relationship between artists and institutions.
So far two exhibitions are available to borrow, and I have two planned for the future. Please see below for more details and get in contact if you are interested in discussing a loan:
Current touring exhibitions:
An Infinitely Dark Legacy:
The Fascist Roots of Modern Space Exploration
Currently touring, An Infinitely Dark Legacy is a self-contained exhibition based on my project Depravity’s Rainbow (2018 – 2023), and developed with Prof. Dr. Jens Temmen, with support from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. It is currently touring in Europe and will be available for display again from mid-2027 onward.
Find out more about the An Infinitely Dark Legacy exhibition.
Full Spectrum Warfare:
The Secret Struggle for the Shortwave Bands
Currently in development, Full Spectrum Warfare is a touring exhibition based on my project Shadows of State (2014 – 2018) and developed with Dr. Elspeth Van Veeren with support from University of the Arts London. It will be available to borrow from mid-2026 onwards.
Find out more about the Full Spectrum Warfare exhibition (coming soon).
Planned touring exhibitions:
Metropolis Now:
London’s Eternal Night
To be developed in the future, based on my project Metropole (2014 – 2018).
If you are interested in collaborating on developing this exhibition please get in touch.
Trading Zones:
A Partial Survey of Offshore Finance
To be developed in the future, based on my project Trading Zones (2018 – 2026).
If you are interested in collaborating on developing this exhibition please get in touch.