Chris Evans is an English artist, musician and editor. His work predominantly evolves through conversation with people from diverse walks of life, selected in relation to their public life or symbolic role. Sculptures, letters, drawings, film scripts and unwieldy social situations created as a result of this, are indexes of a larger structure through which Evans deliberately confuses the roles of artist and patron, author and muse. SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019 2004 GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2022
2021
2020
2019 2018
2017 The Oslo Museum of Contemporary Art 2015 PERFORMANCES 2015 SELECTED BIOGRAPHY
Sudden Wealth with Roy Claire Potter, audio recording published by Slimvolume, 2022 REVIEWS
Review of ‘Chris Evans, Pak Sheung Chuen, Two Exhibitions’, Para Site, Hong Kong, Morgan Wong, Art Review Asia, Winter 2017
RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS, RESIDENCIES
2011 Cove Park Visual Arts Residency CURATORIAL
2011 Psychopomp Counsel (Exhibition of de Ateliers participants, Amsterdam) PUBLISHING
Co-founder of STOPSTOP Publications PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
The Parliament of Lithuania, Vilnius
His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions worldwide, with solo exhibitions at institutions that include: C.A.N. Centre d’Art Neuchatel (2018); Praxis, Berlin (2015); Project Arts, Dublin (2014); Marres, Maastricht (2010); Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp (2010); the British School in Rome (2008) and Art Pace, San Antonio (2007). Evans participated in the 6th British Art Show in 2005 and the following year in East International and since then has exhibited in several art biennials: Athens Biennial 1, 2007; 4th International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam, 2009; Taipei Biennial, 2010, and Liverpool Biennial, 2014. In 2016 he was the recipient of a Bryan Robertson Trust Award.
Group exhibitions include 'Bureau of Unspecified Services', SALT Galata, Istanbul (2018); 'Good luck with your natural, combined, attractive and truthful attempts in two exhibitions', CRAC Alsace (2015); 'A Needle Walks Into a Haystack', Liverpool Biennial (2014); 'Regenerate Art', Kunstverien Munchen (2014); 'The Serving Library', Tate Liverpool (2014); 'Les Mots Bleus', Biennale de Belleville 3, Paris (2014); 'The Narrators', The Walker Art Gallery and The Royal Standard, Liverpool (2013); 'Specific Collisions II', Marianne Boesky Uptown Gallery, New York (2013); 'Taipei Biennial 2 Year Project', Taiwan (2013); 'Go Deep or Go Home', ASC Gallery, London (2013); 'Surplus Authors', Witte de With, Rotterdam (2012); We Love You, Limoncello, London (2012); Glamourie, PSL, Leeds (2012);‘The Indirect exchange of uncertain value’, Collective Gallery, Edinburgh (2011), ‘Taipei Biennial 2010’, Taiwan; ‘An Unpardonable Sin’ Castillo/Corales, Paris (2010), ‘Talk Show’, ICA, London (2009), ‘Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie’, Arnolfini, Bristol (2009); ‘A Fantasy for Alan Kaprow’, CIC, Cairo (2009); and ‘The Impossible Prison’, Nottingham Contemporary (2008), “Destroy Athens”, the 1st Athens Biennial (2007), "Memorial to the Iraq War" at ICA – Institute of Contemporary Art, London (2007), "I really should..." at Lisson Gallery (2005) and “British Art Show 6”, Hayward Gallery, London, touring UK (2005-2006).
Chris Evans played bass with Live Without Buildings and now writes, performs and commissions music — currently with Morten Norbye Halvorsen and Graham Kelly under the name SUDDEN WEALTH.
He is the editor of two anthologies of writing: Magnetic Promenade (& Other Sculpture Parks) (2006) and Job Interviews (2018).
For two terms Chris Evans was a member of Liverpool Biennial's board of trustees (2017—2023). He is a tutor at the independent artists' institute De Ateliers, Amsterdam, and a researcher at University of the Arts, Helsinki. Evans is represented by Markus Luettgen, Dusseldorf.
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Village Lawyer, Markus Lüttgen, Dusseldorf
Chris Evans and Pak Shueng Chuen – Two solo exhibitions, Hong Gah Museum, Taipei
2018
Village Lawyer, CAN / Centre d'art, Neuchâtel
2017
Chris Evans and Pak Shueng Chuen, Two solo exhibitions, Para Site, Hong Kong
2015
Hat, Hat, Hat, Uniform, PRAXES Center for Contemporary Art, Berlin
Untitled (Drippy Etiquette) / A Needle Walks Into a Haystack, Markus Lüttgen, Cologne
2014
Clerk of Mind, Project Arts Centre, Dublin
Untitled (Drippy Etiquette), Piper Keys, London
CLODS, Diplomatic Letters,The Gardens, Vilnius
2012
CLODS, Diplomatic Letters, Juliette Jongma, Amsterdam
2011
Goofy Audit, Lüttgenmeijer, Berlin
2010
The Cell That Doesn’t Believe In The Mind That It’s Part Of, Marres, Maastricht
I Don’t Know if I’ve Explained Myself, Mala Galeria, Ljubljana
2009
Take a Bureaucratic Bow, Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp
2008
Point at it, like a farmer at a pig, Juliette Jongma, Amsterdam
As Simple as your Life used to be, British School in Rome, Rome
What’s the Point of Revolution without Copulation, Copulation, Copulation?, Lüttgenmeijer, Berlin
2007
The Freedom of Negative Expression, Chapter, Cardiff
Bent Aura, Outpost, Norwich
As Simple as your Life used to be, STORE, London
What’s the Point of Revolution without Copulation, Copulation, Copulation?, Artpace, San Antonio
Militant Bourgeois, International Project Space, Birmingham
2006
Radical Loyalty, Studio Voltaire, London
Militant Bourgeois: An Existentialist Retreat, Stedelijk Bureau Amsterdam
A Sculpture for the Ahmed Family, REC, Berlin
2005
Chris Evans, STORE, London
The Rock & The Judge, Juliette Jongma, Amsterda
Radical Loyalty, Artconnexion, Lille, France
2003
Radical Loyalty, Tramway, Glasgow
2000
Gemini Sculpture Park, Sculpture Study Galleries, Henry Moore Institute
Look, Lightning Has Struck The Flowers! Sundy, London
CARRAZONE
Chiara Camoni & participants, Arcade, Brussels
Coral what, Cosar HMT
Spatial Bias, Lesage, Brussels
Salon Hang 24/7, Kunstverein Amsterdam
A Painter of Our Time, Institut Funder Bakke, Silkeborg, Denmark
The Waiting List, Grand Palais, Bern
A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE, Institut de Carton, Brussels
My Summer Is Your Winter, Grazer Kunstverein
Bureau of Unspecified Service
SALT Galata, Istanbul
Merry-go-round, Juliette Jongma, Amsterdam
Winter Season: Kunstverein Graz
Sound work with Morten Norbye Halvorsen
Kunsthall Oslo
At Home, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, UK>
I call it Lüttgen!, Markus Lüttgen, Cologne, Germany
Good luck with your natural, combined, attractive and truthful attempts in two exhibitions, CRAC Alsace, France
Neither here nor there, neither fish nor fowl, Schloss Ringenberg, Germany
2014
A Needle Walks Into a Haystack, Liverpool Biennial
Regenerate Art, Kunstverien Munchen
The Serving Library, Tate Liverpool
Les Mots Bleus, La Biennale de Belleville 3, Pavillon Carré de Baudoin, Paris
2013
Radical Conservatism, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
The Narrators, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Bourgeois Leftovers, De Appel, Amsterdam
Specifc Collisions II, Marianne Boesky Uptown Gallery, New York
Taipei Biennial 2 Year Project, Taiwan
2011
The Indirect exchange of uncertain Value, Fettes College (Collective Gallery offsite project), Edinburgh
So Long Roger Fenton, Monster Truck Gallery, Dublin
Pretty Fresh (A Sunday Coffee Confidential), Bcc, Berlin
2010
An Unpardonable Sin, Castillo/Corrales, Paris Nothing Political, Complot, Brussels
The Clifford Irving Show, Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp
Taipei Biennial 10, Taipei
The Berlin Box - CCA Andratx, Art Foundation Mallorca
Precarity and the Butter Tower, CTRL Gallery, Houston
Woodman, Woodman, Spare That Tree, Lüttgenmeijer, Berlin
Documentalist, Collective Gallery, Edinburgh
2009
Short Tracks, Wiels, Brussels
The Malady of Writing, Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, MACBA, Barcelona
Depression, Marres, Maastricht
Refuge, 4th International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam
The Conspiracy, Kunsthalle Bern
Mental Puberty, STORE, London
A Fantasy for Alan Kaprow, CiC, Cairo
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie, Arnolfini, Bristol
Talk Show, Institute for Contemporary Art, London
2008
The Impossible Prison, Nottingham Contemporary
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie, Town House, Cairo
Art Berlin Contemporary, Berlin, Germany
Error #9: Shadow Cabinet (three rendezvous), Extra City - Center for Contemporary Art, Antwerp
Terms of Use, Centro Cultural Montehermoso, Vitoria
Hey, Hey Glossolalia, Creative Time, New York
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie, Tensta, Stockholm
2007
Rock, Paper, Scissors, Buchmann Galerie, Berlin
Destroy Athens, Athens Biennale, Athens
Élègance, Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne
Memorial to the Iraq War, ICA, London
The Affirmation, Chelsea Space, London
Left Pop, Moscow Biennial, Moscow
Zes, Marc Foxx, Los Angeles, USA; Harris Lieberman, New York Zes, Harris Lieberman, New York
The Subjektive Object, Galerie Conrad, Dusseldorf
REC.OLLECTION, REC., Berlin, Germany
On the Future of Art School, STORE, London
2006
East International, Norwich Art Gallery, Norfolk
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie, Gasworks, London touring to Platform Garanti, Istanbul
Nouveau Siecle, Van Loon Museum, Amsterdam
Unfinished Business, MoCA, Beldrade, Serbia
What have I done to deserve this?, Cubitt Gallery, London
Shiftscale, Kumu Art Museum, Tallinn, Estonia
If It Didn’t Exist You’d Have to Invent It, The Showroom, London
Google Earth, Academie Galerie, Utrecht
2005
British Art Show 6, Hayward Gallery, London, Baltic and touring UK
I really should..., Lisson Gallery, London
In this Colony, Fort Vijfhuizen, Vijfhuizen
Prisms and Shadows, Glasgow Print Studios, Glasgow,
2003
Other Crieria, British Sculpture in the 20th Century, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
Ill Communication, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
2001
Here and Now, Scottish Art 1990–2001, Dundee Contemporary Arts
October, St Vincent St, Glasgow
2000
Then there is no mountain, then there is, Generator, Dundee
ME WE, Project Space, Athens
Kundst in der Stadt, Korntheater, Bregenz
Snowballing, Arthur R Rose Gallery, London
Snowballing, Henry Moore Institute (The Special Collections Room), Leeds
1999
Absolut Open, Inverleith House, Edinburgh
Day of the Donkey Day, Transmission Gallery, Glasgow
Dummy, Hotel of the Rising Star, New York
Sick Vitalists, Intermedia Gallery, Glasgow
Museum Magogo, Independent Studios, Glasgow
1998
Fan of Exaggeration, La Compagnie CIE Gallery, Marseille
Seguridad Social, Royal College of Art, London & Ex-Teresa Arte Actual, Mexico City
A Definite Thing, Waygood Gallery, Newcastle
Dummy Dummy, Parks Clothing Ltd, Belfast
From Here, High Street Project Gallery, Christchurch,
Artranspennine98 (Openshaw Bene ts Agency - Manchester, 3 Month Gallery – Liverpool)
Add Night to Night, Showroom Gallery, London
Reverend Todd’s Full House, College Green, Belfast
Right Place Wrong Time Friend, Catalyst Arts, Belfast
One Way Karma, 83 Hill Street, Glasgow
Cop Talk, Art Academy of Nurnberg
CONCERT (with Benjamin Seror & Morten Norbye Halvorsen) as part
of All The Instruments Agree, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles
Single File (with CONCERT - Benjamin Seror & Morten Norbye Halvorsen), PRAXES Center for Contemporary Art, Berlin
Curse, (with Jason Dodge & Morten Norbye Halvorsen), PRAXES Center for Contemporary Art, Berlin
Errors hit Orient (with Will Holder), PRAXES Center for Contemporary Art, Berlin
Errors hit Orient (with W.H.), Kunstverein Koln
CONCERT (with Benjamin Seror & Morten Norbye Halvorsen), Bozar / Erg, Bruxelles
2014
Cop Talk, The Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laughaire, Co. Dublin.
Cop Talk, The National College of Art and Design, Dublin.
Cop Talk, The Dublin Insitute of Technology, Grangemorgan.
Work in progress for rebranding Pepsi Cola by Arnell Group, and other exercises in public presentation, Kunstverein Munchen
Work in progress for rebranding Pepsi Cola by Arnell Group, and other exercises in public presentation, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
Newcastle Errors hit Orient (with W.H.), The Companion, Liverpool Biennial CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Kunstverein, Amsterdam
Errors hit Orient (with W.H.), Bloomberg Space, London
2013
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), St Agnes Church, Berlin
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Jan’s Bar / The Showroom, London
I Don’t Know if I’ve Explained Myself, Tate Liverpool
Work in progress for rebranding Pepsi Cola by Arnell Group, and other exercises in public presentation, Circa, Newcastle
Errors hit Orient (with W.H.), Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge
Errors hit Orient (with W.H.), The Northern Charter, Newcastle
Errors hit Orient(with W.H.), Institute of Jamais Vu, London
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Kadist Art Fondation, San Francisco
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Redcat, Los Angeles
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Aspen Art Museum, Aspen
CONCERT (with B.S. & M.N.H.), Artist Space, New York
2010
Cop Talk,Taipei National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan
I Don’t Know if I’ve Explained Myself, Taipei Art Museum, Taiwan
Cop Talk, Ljubljana Academy, Ljubljana, Slovenia
I Don’t Know if I’ve Explained Myself, Mala Galeria, Ljubljana
Cop Talk, Academie for Visual Arts, Maastricht, the Netherlands
2009
Cop Talk, Centrale Academie Ontmoeting, Breda, the Netherlands
Is My Work Enough? Arnolfini, Bristol, UK
2008
Cop Talk, Koninklijke Academy of Fine Art, Antwerp, Belgium.
Cop Talk, La Cambre, École nationale supérieure des arts visuels, Brussels, Belgium
Cop Talk, Pratt Institute, New York, USA
Cop Talk, Kunst-Werke Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany
Is My Work Commercial Enough? Tensta Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden
Is My Work Commercial Enough? Townhall, Cairo, Egypt
2007
Cop Talk, The Royal University College of Fine Arts, Stockholm, Sweden
I Don't Know if I've Explained Myself, United Nations Plaza, Berlin
2006
Cop Talk, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK
Is My Work Too Commercial?, Store Gallery, London
2005
Cop Talk, Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, the Netherland
Jingles, audio recording published by Kunstverein Graz, 2019
Piper Keys Exhibitions, edited and published by Piper Keys, London, 2021
Public Fiction: The Conscientious Objector, ed. Public Fiction and The Serving Library (Liverpool/New York), published by ROMA Publications, Amsterdam, 2018
Job Interviews,an anthology of commisioned writing edited and illustrated by Chris Evans, published by Para-site & Uh Books, September 2017
Clerk of Mind, Chris Evans (‘Forms of Imagining’ series, published by Project Arts Centre, Dublin 2016)
Neither here nor there, neither fish nor fowl, ed. Angela Jerardi & Antonia Lotz
(Museum fur Gegenwartskunst & Schloss Ringenberg, 2016
Errors hit Orient, Chris Evans & Will Holder, LP, 2016
Chris Evans, Errors hit Orient, Bulletin of The Serving Library, ed. by Dexter Sinister, published 2015
Ahali: An Anthology for Setting a Setting, ed. by Can Altay (Bedford Press, 2013)
Hanging out, Crowding out or Talking Things Out, Rebecca Uchill, Journal of Curatorial Studies, Vol 1, no. 1, March 2012
Goofy Audit, Chris Evans Collected Works 1998–2011, Commissioned by Marres, Maastricht; Kunshalle Bern, & Objectif, Antwerp; texts by Penelope Curtis, Marina Vishmidt, Tirdad Zolghadr; ed. by Chris Evans, Will Holder, Lisettte Smits (Sternberg Press & Ethan Wagner/Thea Westreich Publications 2011).
From Berkeley to Berkelely, Objectif Exhibitions, 2008–2010>, ed. by Mai Abu El-Dahab (Sternberg Press, 2011).
F.R.DAVID “Spin Cycle”
ed. by Will Holder and Mike Sperlinger (de Appel, Summer 2011).
Histories of the Present, ed. by Alex Farquharson with Fiona Parry and Abi Spinks (Nottingham Contemporary, 2010).
Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie, Class Hegemony in Contemporary Art, ed. by Nav Haq, Tirdad Zolghadr (Sternberg Press, 2010).
Searching for Arts New Publics, ed. by Jeni Walwin (Intellect Books, 2010).
Taipei Biennial 2010, Exhibition Catalogue, ed. by Tirdad Zolghadr & Hongjohn Lin, 2011
Chris Evans, Collected Filmscripts 2006-2009, Scripts written in collaboration with Will Bradley, Walid El Kafrawy, Nina Power and Tirdad Zolghadr (ICA London 2009)
Vitamin 3-D: New Perspectives in Sculpture and Installation (Phaidon Press, 2009)
A Fantasy for Alan Kaprow, Exhibition Catalogue
Hey Hey Glossolalia, vols 1 & 2, ed. by Mark Beasley (Creative Time, 2008).
The Addition, ed. by Krist Gruijthuijsen ( JRP|Ringier, 2010).
Radical Loyalty (Platform, 2008)
The Affirmation(Chelsea Space, 2007)
Militant Bourgeois, An Existentialist Retreat, Commissioned by Black Diamond Press, NY & International Project Space, Birmingham & Stedelijk Bureau Amsterdam. 2007. ed by Chris Evans, Duncan Hamilton and Stuart Bailey. Essays by Alex Farquharson, Robert Garnett, Jan Verwoert (Black Diamond 2007)
Art and Its Institutions, ed. by Nina Montmann (Black Dog Publishing, 2006)
Le Nouveau Siècle, ed. by Xander Karskens (Museum van Loon, 2006)
Magnetic Promenade and Other Sculpture Park, ed. by Chris Evans. Contributions incl. Matthew Welton, Jon Wood, Padraig Timoney, Liam Gillick (Studio Voltaire, 2006
British Art Show 6 (Hayward Gallery, 2005)
In this Colony (Stichting Fort Vijfhuizen, 2005)
Sculpture in 20th Century Britain (The Henry Moore Institute, 2003)
Corporate Mentality, ed. by John Kelsey and Aleksandra Mir (Lukas & Sternberg, 2003)
Here + Now, Scottish Art 1990-2001 (Dundee Contemporary Arts, 2001)
Gemini Sculpture Park, UK Corporate Sculpture Consultancy, ed by Chris Evans. (Henry Moore Institute, 2001).
Add Night to Night, ed. by Kirsty Ogg (Showroom Gallery, 1999)
Artranspennine98 – Leaving Tracks, August Media, 1998
Other Futures, Angie Keefer Mousse Magazine no. 49 (June 2015)
A Magnetic Promenade at PRAXES, A review of ‘Hat, Hat, Hat, Uniform’, Praxes,
Berlin, Emma I. Panza, Metropolis M, March 2015
Review of ‘Clerk of Mind’, Joanna Laws, frieze, Issue 168, January 2015
Review of ‘Liverpool Biennial’, David Crowley, frieze, Issue 165, September 2014
Review of ‘Radical Conservatism’, Art Monthly, 2014
Review of ‘Radical Conservatism’, Lauren Velvik, The Double Negative, 6th December, 2013
Review of ‘CLODS, Diplomatic Letters’, Natasha Soobramanien, frieze, Issue 152, December 2012
Review of ‘CLODS, Diplomatic Letters’, Agnieszk Grata, Art Review, December 2012
‘Art and Class: The Arnolfini Pictures Privilige’, Laura Allsop, The Guardian, 20th May 2009
‘A Performance with Effects’, Mark Beasley, Metropolis M, April 2009
‘The Impossible Prison’, Jonathan Griffin, frieze, Issue 121, March 2009
‘5th Berlin Biennial: Mes nuits sont plus belles que vos jours’, Christy Lange,
frieze, Issue 117, September 2008.
‘Chris Evans: Socially Awkward’, Dan Kidner, Art and Research 2, no. 1
, Summer 2008.
Critics Pick, What’s the Point of Revolution without Copulation, Copulation, Copulation? artforum.com, March 2008
‘Lapdogs of the Bourgeoisie’, Jonathan Griffin, frieze, Issue 104, January
2007
‘Chris Evans: Focus’, Andrew Bonacina, frieze, Issue 106, April 2007.
‘Future Greats’, Art Review, April 2007.
Review of A Sculpture for the Ahmed Family, Rosemary Heather, Flash Art, March 2007.
‘Looking Back: Emerging Artists’, frieze 104, January 2007
A Boot-Camp Scenario for Over-Funded Artists: Interview with Chris Evans on Militant
Bourgeois: An Existential Retreat, Maxine Kopsa, open! Platform for Art, Culture & the Public Domain
Review of East International, Tom Morton, frieze Issue 101 September 2006
Feature by Maxine Kopsa, Stedelijk Museum Bulletin, April 2006
‘Chris Evans and Ryan Gander in Conversation’, Metropolis M, September 2005
Feature, UNTITLED Magazine. Issue 34, Summer 2005
Review of The Rock and The Judge, Tom Morton, frieze, Issue 90, April 2005
Review of Chris Evans, Diana Baldon, Exit, May 2005
Critics Pick, The Rock and The Judge, artforum.com, 2005 .
Review of The Rock and The Judge, Kees Keijer, Het Parool, 1st February 2005
Feature on Radical Loyalty, introduction by Domeniek Ruyters, Metropolis M, October
2004
Review of Radical Loyalty, Neil Mulholland, Flash Art, October/November 2003.
Interview by Rebecca Gordon Nesbitt, Matters, Winter/Spring 2003.
Review of Here + Now, Scottish Art 1990–2001, Neil Mulholland, frieze, Issue 64
January/February 2002
Symbols of success', Julian Stallabrass, New Statesman, 18 December
Review of Hong Kong Island, Padraig Timoney, frieze, Issue 34 , May 1997
2007 Artpace, San Antonio, USA
2004 Scottish Arts Council – Visual Art Residency in Amsterdam (1 year)
2002 Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art Residency, Helsinki
1999 Henry Moore Institute, Leeds – Research Fellowship
1998 Asterides Programme, Marseille, France
1997 Ajuntamiento de Vitoria Gasteiz, Spain
2009 Mental Puberty, group exhibition at Store Gallery, London
2011 Psychopomp Counsel (Exhibition of de Ateliers participants, Amsterdam)
2009 Mental Puberty, group exhibition at Store Gallery, London
1995-2002 Co-founder & curator of ALL HORIZONS CLUB / 3 Month Gallery.
(Exhibitions include: The Village Hall Roadshow (May—June 2002), Crystal State
Artworks in Benefit Agencies across Lancashire and West Yorkshire as part of artranspennine98 (May & August 1998), Free Tutorials (February 1999))
Publications include:
Art, Performance and Music in Glasgow. A Social History of Independent Practice Exhibitions and Events since 1971. Author: Sarah Lowndes. Ed. Chris Evans & Caroline Woodley. 376 pp. b&w, 2005
STOPSTOP Volume 2, 150 pp b&w, 1999
Publication documenting ALL HORIZONS CLUB project, 64 pp b&w, 1999. published with Tramway, Glasgow, 32 pp b&w, 1998.
STOPSTOP Volume 1, 150 pp b&w, 1997
Arts Council England Collection
Foundation Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland<
Fonds Culturel et Artistique du Groupe Bel, France The Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn
The Henry Moore Institute, UK
KPN Kunst Collectie, The Netherlands
Cobra to Contemporary Collection, The Netherlands
Sculpture International Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Rabo kunstcollectie, The Netherlands
Marres, Centre for Contemporary Culture, Maastricht, The Netherland