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Temporal School Of Experimental Geography
Slade research profile
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EDUCATION
Slade School of Art, UCL, PhD programme, 2020-2023
Goldsmiths College London, MFA Fine Art, 2017
University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury, BA (Hons) Fine Art, 2009
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND SCREENINGS
Crafting a Sonic Urbanism: Listening to Non-Human Life, Theatrum Mundi, Paris, 2021
Radiophrenia, Centre for Contemporary Art Glasgow, 2020
TACO! August Screening, 2020
Sherds, Nottingham Contemporary, 2020
Five Verses on Six Sacks of Earth, In-Situ, Brierfield, 2018
Bright Spot, Diaspore Project Space, diaspore.xyz, 2018
Radiophrenia, Centre for Contemporary Art Glasgow, 2017
Life of Clay: Experimental practice at Grymsdyke Farm, RIBA London, 2016
Estuary Festival 2016: Points of Departure, Tilbury Cruise Terminal, 2016
Fictive Dreams, Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore, 2016
Arcadia for All, Big Screen, Focal Point Gallery, 29th April – 15th July, 2016
Images of an Exhibition: I Heard it Through the Grapevine, Relief Press, 2015
RESIDENCIES AND AWARDS
Early Career Research Grant, Nottingham Trent University, 2021
Full PhD funding from AHRC by LAHP (London Arts and Humanities Partnership), 2020
Urbane Künste Ruhr, Essen, 2019
Jerwood Arts Bursary, 2019
Material Culture Unearthed, In-Situ Pendle, 2018
Joya: arte + ecología, Almeria, 2017
Firstsite Collectors Bursary, 2016
Tropical Lab 10, Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore, 2016
Grymsdyke Farm, Ceramics and Architecture research residency, 2016
Sonic Acts Critical Writing Academy, Netherlands, 2016
Commission Projects: Artist Mentoring Programme, 2016
Dark Ecology Journey, Kirkenes and Murmansk, 2015
Firstsite Research Associate, 2015/2016
Space and Time Residency, Metal at Edge Hill, Liverpool, 2014
PUBLICATIONS
Images at an Exhibition, pg 145-153, published by Relief Press, 2016
The London, pg 139-140 from Estuary: Out from London to the Sea, Rachel Lichtenstein, published by Hamish Hamilton, 2016
Temporal School Of Experimental Geography
Slade research profile
vimeo.com/nastassjasimensky
instagram.com/nastassjasimensky
EDUCATION
Slade School of Art, UCL, PhD programme, 2020-2023
Goldsmiths College London, MFA Fine Art, 2017
University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury, BA (Hons) Fine Art, 2009
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND SCREENINGS
Crafting a Sonic Urbanism: Listening to Non-Human Life, Theatrum Mundi, Paris, 2021
Radiophrenia, Centre for Contemporary Art Glasgow, 2020
TACO! August Screening, 2020
Sherds, Nottingham Contemporary, 2020
Five Verses on Six Sacks of Earth, In-Situ, Brierfield, 2018
Bright Spot, Diaspore Project Space, diaspore.xyz, 2018
Radiophrenia, Centre for Contemporary Art Glasgow, 2017
Life of Clay: Experimental practice at Grymsdyke Farm, RIBA London, 2016
Estuary Festival 2016: Points of Departure, Tilbury Cruise Terminal, 2016
Fictive Dreams, Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore, 2016
Arcadia for All, Big Screen, Focal Point Gallery, 29th April – 15th July, 2016
Images of an Exhibition: I Heard it Through the Grapevine, Relief Press, 2015
RESIDENCIES AND AWARDS
Early Career Research Grant, Nottingham Trent University, 2021
Full PhD funding from AHRC by LAHP (London Arts and Humanities Partnership), 2020
Urbane Künste Ruhr, Essen, 2019
Jerwood Arts Bursary, 2019
Material Culture Unearthed, In-Situ Pendle, 2018
Joya: arte + ecología, Almeria, 2017
Firstsite Collectors Bursary, 2016
Tropical Lab 10, Institute of Contemporary Art, Singapore, 2016
Grymsdyke Farm, Ceramics and Architecture research residency, 2016
Sonic Acts Critical Writing Academy, Netherlands, 2016
Commission Projects: Artist Mentoring Programme, 2016
Dark Ecology Journey, Kirkenes and Murmansk, 2015
Firstsite Research Associate, 2015/2016
Space and Time Residency, Metal at Edge Hill, Liverpool, 2014
PUBLICATIONS
Images at an Exhibition, pg 145-153, published by Relief Press, 2016
The London, pg 139-140 from Estuary: Out from London to the Sea, Rachel Lichtenstein, published by Hamish Hamilton, 2016