The China Shop: solo exhibition
I’m very happy to announce my forthcoming solo exhibition at The China Shop in January. Well you have to draw the line somewhere will bring together two strands of my practice: the writing and drawing of lines, and the repurposing of domestic objects as components of artworks. I’m hoping that together these works offer an examination of ...
Tertulia at the Arnolfini
I’ll be speaking about my artwork at the Arnolfini’s Tertulia event in January – here’s more from the Tertulia site: Drawing the Line and Sounding Non-Verbal Data: Tamarin Norwood & Nathan Walker Tamarin Norwood Tamarin will speak about her solo exhibition “Well you have to draw the line somewhere” which will be running in Oxford at the ...
Liverpool Biennial Podcast
My Liverpool Biennial podcast went online today courtesy of Mercy and producer Vanessa Bartlett. It’s a thirty-minute programme in which I compare the relationships between a handful of artworks and their descriptions with the relationships between hosts and their parasites. Endoparasites, ectoparasites, parasitoids and co-speciated parasites turn up in various guises as I discuss descriptions ...
Spike Island: One Night Stand
This Thursday I’m contributing to One Night Stand, an evening of readings at Spike Island. From the website: We have invited a number of artists, poets and authors to bring a text – a new or existing short work – to share in an informal setting. With an emphasis on experimentation with form and genre, this ...
Geographies of the Artist Studio: panel discussion
This Thursday: a panel discussion with Louise Ashcroft, Tamarin Norwood, Jenny Sjöholm and Duncan Smith will consider the relationship between artist studios and art practice. The event supports the Vis Loci exhibition, part of the Geographies of the Artist Studio programme. 25 October 6-9pm About the discussion: Tamarin Norwood is an artist and writer with ...
NEXT WEEK: orbits.com on basic.fm
orbits.com presents 128kbps objects on basic.fm: a week-long internet radio broadcast exploring the idea of objects in transformation across a variety of artistic practices, mediums and sites. Two questions proposed to the artists, curators and writers contributing to 128kbps objects: How would an object manifest itself, be described or narrated when its inherent material quality is taken ...
TONIGHT: Bucharest 2012 Biennial
I’m one of four artists chosen by curator Magdalen Chua to represent the UK in this year’s Biennial of Young Artists, opening in Bucharest this month. Keeping its familiar slogan “Art is always somewhere else”, this year the Biennial “proposes an innovative concept not only from the perspective of the events organized by META Cultural Foundation so ...
Geographies of the Artist’s Studio
As part of the Geographies of the Artist’s Studio programme, Squid & Tabernacle presents Vis Loci. Whether working in a shared studio complex, in a private garret or as an itinerant wanderer, the locus of the artist’s practice and research has an ineluctable influence upon their craft. In Vis Loci artists from in and around the Geographies of the Artist’s ...
TONIGHT: COPY launch at Site Gallery
This evening’s event at Site Gallery closes COPY’s residency with the launch of a new publication. The publication was designed by the people at Dust and compiled by Joanna Loveday and Charlotte A Morgan through the course of their residency to include their own work and reflections as well as contributions from participating artists and writers. ...
‘Keeping Time’ is a-n choice blog
Good news! My Modern Art Oxford blog ‘Keeping Time’ has been selected by Emily Rosamond as Choice Blog on a-n this month. You can read the whole review and blog online here, but here’s an extract:
