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Staff Profile

Richard Grayson

Research Fellow

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Background

Introduction

My work as artist and curator broadly investigates ways language and narrative are used to make sense of the world around us, and how narratives in turn generate worlds of their own. Subjective personal readings and constructions of the world and ways that these might achieve social political and cultural expression are central concerns of my work, alongside a focus on the ways new technologies are both the subject and site of these emergent narratives.

Research

Research Interests

The primary focus is on narratives and fictions in contemporary visual culture -both as an artist and curator - How they are used both to understand the world and model potentialities. The focus is on the subjective and the belief system as sites of opposition to hegemonic capital and commodity, and as a response to the discourses of modernity and enlightenment rationality.

Other Expertise

Artist Curator Writer

Current Work

WSIN. 3D Modelling, Motion Tracking, Digital animation Video Installation, Augmented Reality and sculptural project exploring boundaries between animate and inanimate matter in the 'natural' world

After the Rain. Modelling and representing future landscapes and emergent entities in Digital media, Unreal Engine as well as Fine Art 2D Media including ink drawing and oil panting.

Publications

  • Artefacts

    • Grayson R. . London, UK: Dilston Grove/Matt's Gallery, 2014.
    • Grayson R. . De La Warr Pavilion. Locus +, 2010.
    • Grayson R. . San Antonio, Texas; London: ArtPace; Matts Gallery, 2009.

  • Articles

    • Grayson RM. . Art Monthly UK 2016, 398.
    • Grayson R. . Art Monthly UK 2015, (389).
    • Grayson R. . Broadsheet Magazine 2015, 44(1), 75-78.

  • Book Chapters

    • Grayson R. . In: Grayson, R, ed. Worlds In Collision. Adelaide Festival of the Arts Australia, 2014, pp.111.
    • Grayson R, Wainwright J, Rees S, Won J. Shaun Gladwell: Cycles of Radical Will. In: Jane Won, ed. Shaun Gladwell:Cycles of Radical Will. UK: De La Warr Pavillion, 2013, pp.144.

  • Digital or Visual Media

    • Grayson R. . London: Matt's Gallery, 2019. 36 episodes posted each month over three years.
    • Grayson R. . 2017.
    • Grayson R. . Sydney: University of Technology Sydney Gallery, 2015. Hi Def Video installation: Stereo Sound. 25mins duration.

  • Edited Book

    • Grayson R, ed. . Adelaide International, 2014.

  • Exhibitions

    • Brown I, Anderson F, Bam R, Bromwich N, Burton A, Castle A, Clay R, Coupe J, Cuddon K, Easton T, Falecka K, Fox N, Grayson R, Hagan L, Huber C, Jones C, Juler E, Kennedy B, Kogelsberger U, Meikle G, Merrick P, Mieves C, Millican J, Moonie S, Pollard I, Pollock V, Servin E, Shaw T, Smith O, Szemán P, Talbot R, Tofield T, Weeks H, Weileder W, Wilson L, Wilson J. . 2024. 缅北禁地: Hatton Gallery, 2.
    • Grayson R. . 2018. London: Nine Elms.
    • Grayson R. HYPERactive. 2017. Canberra, Australia: Canberra Contemporary Art Space, 1. In Preparation.
    • Grayson R. . 2017. London, UK: Drawing Room, 1.
    • Grayson R. The Horizontal Within, The Horizontal Without. 2017. Lubomirov/Angus-Hughes, London, 1. Submitted.
    • Grayson R. . 2016. London, UK: Annely Juda Gallery, 13.
    • Grayson R. . 2015. Sydney Australia: University of Technology Gallery, 5.
    • Grayson R. . 2014. Adelaide, Australia: Adelaide Festival.
    • Grayson R. . 2012. London: Matt's Gallery, 10.
    • Grayson R. . 2010. London: Raven Row.
    • Grayson RM, and others. . 2006. John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, 21.11.2006 – 20.01.2007; Hatton Gallery, 缅北禁地 09.02.2007 – 31.03.2007; The Gallery, University of Ulster, Belfast Campus, 27.09.2007 – 27.10.2007, 200+.
    • Grayson RM. . 2006. Hatton Gallery 缅北禁地, 17/9/06-11/11/06, De La Warre Pavilion Bexhill on Sea 27/1/07-15/4/07, Whitworth Gallery Manchester 5/5/07-29/7/07: Hatton Gallery, De La Warre Pavilion , Whitworth Gallery.
    • Grayson RM. . 2004. 1.
    • Grayson RM. . 2002. Sydney: Museum of Modern Art, over 400 works.