Andrew Carnie

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Birthyear
1957
Currently based
Winchester
Affiliated institution
Winchester School of Art, Southampton University
Website

www.andrewcarnie.co.uk

www.andrewcarnie.org.uk
About

Is an artist and academic. He is currently part of the teaching team in Fine Arts at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, England. He was born in 1957. He studied chemistry and painting at Warren Wilson College, North Carolina, then zoology and psychology at Durham University, before starting and finishing a degree in Fine Art at Goldsmiths College, London. Andrew then completed his Masters degree in the Painting School, at the Royal College of Art. He has continued as a practising artist ever since. In
2003 he was the Picker Fellow at Kingston University.

His artistic practice often involves a meaningful interaction with scientists in different fields as an early stage in the development of his work. There are also other works that are self-generated and develop from pertinent ideas outside science. The work is often time-based in nature, involving 35mm slide projection using dissolve systems or video projection onto complex screen configurations. In a darkened space layered images appear and disappear on suspended screens, the developing display absorbing the viewer into an expanded sense of space and time through the slowly unfolding narratives that evolve before them.

His work has been exhibited at the Science Museum, London, the Natural History Museum, Rotterdam, the Design Museum, Zurich, at Amnesty International Headquarters London, at the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London and Exit Art, in New York, the Williams College Museum of Art, and the Great North Museum, Newcastle. He regularly exhibits with GV Art in London. A new static version of Magic Forest has been installed at the Wellcome Trust headquarters, London.

His oeuvre is represented in collections in England, Germany, and America. His last one person show in the UK has been with GV Art in London and the last piece he showed in the UK was Atlas: There and Here shown at the Wellcome Trust Headquarters in a show called, Brains: Mind as Matter. The show also went onto MOSI in Manchester. The last international show was as part of Hybrd Bodies at PHI Montreal part of the DHC Gallery.

Increasingly he talks about his collaborations with scientists of note he was a keynote speaker at the SLSA, Society of Literature Science and the Arts, conference in Amsterdam, and completed a web radio show for PS 1, Museum Of Modern Art in New York.

CV
1985 - 2014 CV ANDREW CARNIE / ANDREW CARNIE C.V. 2014 for Hybrid Bodies UPDATED: January 2014

CURRENT WORK
1990- 2014 Winchester School Of Art, Lecturer On The Fine Arts Programme, part of Southampton University

HONOURS and DISTINCTIONS
1979 - 1982 BA. Completed With First Class Honours Degree In Fine Art Goldsmiths School Of Art, London.
1983 - 1986 Master Of Arts In Painting, Completed At The Royal College Of Art, London.
2003 - 2004 Stanley Picker Fellow, Kingston University, London.

ONE PERSON EXHIBITIONS
1985 Seeing Is Believing, Carnie Chaple Gallery, London
1987 Vista, Angela Flowers Gallery, London
New Work, Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, London
1988 Under Canvas, Giray Gallery, London
1990 Mix, Sommeratelier, Hanover, West Germany
1991 Travel, Tram Studios, London
1992 Winchester Art Gallery, Winchester, Hampshire
1993 Bracknell Gallery, Southill Park, Bracknell
Move On, Plymouth Art Centre, Plymouth
1994 New Floor Sculpture, Tram Depot Studios, London
1995 Walk-Walk, Photographic Work, Tram Depot Gallery, London
1996 Recover, Tram Depot Gallery, London
1997 Grand Tour, Columbus, Georgia USA
Passage, Hidden Art Of Hackney, Hackney
1998 Fit To Travel, Tram Depot Gallery, London
1999 Travelogue, Fleming Gallery, Tasis, Thorpe, Surrey
Embark, Millais Gallery, Southampton
2002 Disperse, Amnesty International Headquarters, London
2004 451, Winchester Gallery, Winchester, Hampshire
Complex Brain, British Association Science Festival, Exeter
Slices And Snapshots, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston, London
2005 Timeline, The Capitol, Horsham, Sussex
2006 We Are Where We Are, Art And Mind Festival, Winchester
2009 Seized: Out Of This World, Discovery Cnt, Winchester, Hants
2010 Dendritic Form GV Art Gallery, London
2013 A Change Of Heart, Discovery Centre, Winchester, Hants

MIXED EXHIBITIONS:
1982 Installation, Degree Show, Goldsmiths, London
1983 Charterhouse Gallery, London
Young Blood, Riverside Studio Gallery, London
1984 Bluecoat Gallery, London
1985 Carnie Chaple Gallery, London
1986 The London Contemporary Art Fair, London
Contemporary Art Society Exhibition, London
1987 Drawings, Artworks Gallery, Earls Court, London
Whitechapel Open, London
Art After Hours, Limelight, London
1988 Whitechapel Open, London
The London Contemporary Art Fair, Islington, London.
Art After Hours, Zanzibar, London
1989 John Moores 16 Exhibition, Liverpool
Recent Acquisitions, Unilever House, Blackfriars, London
1990 Clara Maria Sels Gallery, Dusseldorf, West Germany
Art Work, Whitechapel At Broadgate, Exhibition, London
1991 Tram Studios Exhibition, London, E5
Flotsam & Jetsam, G10 Space, Tobacco Dock, Wapping, London.
1992 Wits End, Ikon Touring Exhibition, Birmingham.
Tram Studios Exhibition, London
1993 Artists Book Fair, Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Cnt, London.
Tram Studios Exhibition, London
1994 5th Mostyn Open Show, Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno
Whitechapel Open Exhibition, Whitechapel Gallery, London
Clutch, Work Made For Feeringbury V, Feering, Essex
Whitechapel Open Studio Exhibition, London
Twins, Tram Depot Gallery
A Cut Edge, Assembly Rooms, London, Hackney Festival
1997 Hidden Art Of Hackney, Tram Depot Gallery, London
1998 Plasticity, The Pear Room, Hecklington, Lincolnshire
Biochemistry, Sun And Doves Gallery, Camberwell, London
Music, Small Is Beautiful Part Xv1, Flowers East, London
Small W orks, Colville Place Gallery For Digital Art, London
1999 Summer Show, Sun And Doves Gallery, Camberwell, London
Hackney Autumn Festival, Round Chaple, Hackney, London
Millennium, Small Is Beautiful Part Xv11, Flowers East, London
Import/Export, Virgin Building, Heathrow Airport
2000 Art And Architecture, British Airways, Headquarters, Waterside, London
Cargo, British Airways, Heathrow Airport, London
Urban Shores, Installation, Dash Gallery, Tower Hamlets, London
Smith Klein Beecham, Headquarters, London
Self Portrait, Small Is Beautiful, Flowers East, London
2001 Joining In, Winchester Art Gallery, Winchester, Hampshire
Silent Motion, [Muybridge], Kingston University, Kingston, London
Joining In, The Centre, Slough.
Sculpture In The Park, Mile End Park, London
Silent Motion, Colville Place Gallery, London
2002 Head On, Science Museum, With The Wellcome Trust, London
Alight, Royal Victoria Dock, London
Hygiene, London School Of Hygiene And Tropical Medicine, London
Alight Exhibition, Stratford Circus Space, Stratford London
2004 Static, Gallery Tent, Rotterdam
2005 Drawing With Light, Kingston University, London,
Mensbeeld, Natuurmuseum, Rotterdam, [Oct 2003].
Sculptures In The Outback, Reveries Gallery, Maiden Gully, Australia
2005 Mensbeeld, Natuurmuseum, Rotterdam
Self-Ish, Scicult Gallery, London and Victoria And Albert Museum, Exeter
Outdoor Sculpture, Hutton Le Roof, Cumbria
2006 Einfach Complex, Design Museum, Zurich, Switzerland
Things Happen, Mendel Museum, Brno, Czech Republic
2007 Neuroculture, Westport Art Centre, Connecticut, USA
Screening Of Magic Forest, ESOF, Munich, Gemany
Eye Of The Beholder, Philocettes, New York, USA
Magic Forest For The Permanent Galleries At The Wellcome Trust
2008 Brain Waves, Exit Art, New York, USA
2009 Invisible World, Norwegian Museum For Science And Technology, Oslo
Around Here 10 Days At The Laundry
2010 Landscapes Of The Mind, Williams College Museum Of Art, USA
Experiments, GV Art, London
Altered States, Waterside Gallery, Manchester
Festival Key Of Life: The Body & The Brain, Leiden, Holland
Mind Sets, Montpellier Art Centre, Laurel, USA
2011 Brainstorms, GV Art Gallery, London
Kinetica, P3 Westminster University, London
Fundamentaly Human, Pera, Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
Art And Science; A New Revolution, GV Art Gallery, London
Images Of The Mind, German Hygiene Museum, Dresden Germany
2012 Images Of The Mind, (Moravská Galerie) Brno, Czech Republic
Polymath, GV Art, London
Brains: The Mind As Matter, Wellcome Trust Gallery London
Between: Mind Matter And Material, Inigo Gallery, Kings Col London
Coming Of Age, GV Art/Wellcome Trust, London
Heart YYZ Gallery Toronto, Canada
Dark Garden: Wired In A Different Way, Science Museum, Norway
2013 Splice: At The Intersection Of Art And Medicine, Pratt Gallery, New York
Brains: Mind As Matter, Science And Industry Museum, Manchester
Subjective Resonance Imaging. Human Brain Mapping Seattle, USA
Dark Garden, 10 Days Creative Collisions, Winchester
Explorations In Art And Science, GV Art London,
2014 Hybrid Bodies Phi Montreal Canada

AWARDS
Honorarium, Columbus State University, Columbus, Georgia, For Show In The USA, 1997
Honorarium, Tasis American College, Farnham, Surrey. 1999
New College Research Support Award, Southampton University, 2002.
AHRB Award, For Scientific Collaboration For Head On, For Magic Forest, 2001.
Medicine In Society, Wellcome Trust Grant, London, For Complex Brain, Spreading Arbour, 2002.
Stanley Picker Fellowship, Kingston University, London.
Arts Council Individual Award, For Slices And Snapshots, 2004.
Arts Council Individual Award, For We Are Where We Are, 2005.
Calouste Gulbenkian Award, For Hybrid Bodies in Out, 2008
Arts Council Individual Award, For Seized, July 2008.
Wellcome Trust Award, For Coming Of Age, 2010
Arts Council Award, For Coming Of Age, 2010
Norwegian Council For Mental Health Award, For Dark Garden, 2011
SSHRC Award, Canada, For Hybrid Bodies, 2011

BOOKS WITH ARTICLES IN:-

Time Will Tell Monograph. Andrew Carnie. Published by the Winchester Gallery Press. 42 pages.
Published 2008
ISBN 978-1-873451-58-8

Brain Wave edited Herb Tarn Exit Art Publications Published 2009
ISBN: 0-913263-53-2



Visual Culture and Bioscience (Paperback) by Suzanne Anker (Editor), David Yager (Preface), JD Talasek (Foreword) Publisher: Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture, Issues in Cultural Theory (Book 12) UMBC.


Published 2009
ISBN: 978 1 890761 12 7

Invisible Vision: Could Science learn from the Arts? Sabine E. Wildevuur, published by Bohn, Stafleu van Loghum. Published 2009

ISBN: 978 90 313 5105



Art and Science. Sian Ede, published by I.B.Tauris. Art and series. Published 2005
ISBN: 1 85043 548 7.

Winchester School of Art Research Anthology, Edited by John Gillett and Beth Harland
Published by the Winchester Gallery Press.
Published 2009
ISBN 9781873451618



The Body Within: Art, Medicine And Visualization Author: Renee Van De Vall, Robert Zwijnenberg Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers Netherlands
Publishing Date: Aug 2009

ISBN: 9004176217ISBN-13: 9789004176218

Effetto Terra edited by Maria Perosinowith, a chapter on Magic Forest, text by Marina Wallace. Italy published by Johan & Levi, 2010, includes work by Antony Gormley, etc


Published 2010ISBN: 8860100518. 192 Pages.

Art + Science Now. Stephen Wilson,
published by Thames & Hudson 208 pages.
ISBN: 9780500238684 Published 2010

Images of the Mind Bildwelten des Geistes aus Kunst und Wissenschaft Edited by Colleen M. Schmitz und Ladislav Kesner Published 2011 by Wallstein in Göttingen . Exhibition catalogue for an exhibition at the Deutsches Hygiene-Museum (23 July - 30 October 2011)
ISBN 103835309730 308 pages Published 2011

Images of the Mind Obrazy mysli : Mysl v obrazech / Ladislav Kesner, Colleen M. Schmitz (eds.) ; [text] Elisabeth Ahner ... [et al.]. Published Barrister & Principal,
Moravská Galerie v Brně (8 December 2011 - 18 March 2012).
ISBN¬ 9788087474402 443 pages. Published 2011.

"Wissenskünste. The knowledge of the arts and the art of knowledge", edited by Sigrid Weigel and Sabine Flach from the Berlin Center for Literary and Cultural research.
ISBN-10: 3897394391 ISBN-13: 978-389739439. Published 2011
News
This summer: Medical Imaging Aross Art and Science Conference

The research projects:

Inside out: New images and imaginations of the body,

Led by Merete Lie.

Picturing the brain. Perspectives On neuroimaging, led by Aud Sissel Hoel.

Venue:Dokkhuset, Trondheim

Date: September 3-4th 2014

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