2019 Participating Artists

Lottie Cole, Alexander Costello, Hugo Dalton, Sarah Dwyer, Nina Fraser, Laura Ford, Anna Gillespie, Artemis Herber, Emma Hunter, Camilla Hanney, Camilla Holder, Evy Jokhova, Tove Kjellmark, Patrick Lowry, Clio Lloyd-Jacob, Bethany Marett, Melissa Murray Kate McLeod, Mandy Payne, Annabel Tilley, Marianne Walker, Gloria Zein, Meng Zhou


2019 Selection Panel

The selection panel for the inaugural BODY and PLACE residencies of 2019:

• Mary Doyle - Director, The Drawing Room 

• Ketty Gottardo - Martin Halusa Curator of Drawings, Courtauld Institute of Art

• Roger Malbert – Independent curator and former Head of Touring at Hayward Gallery 

• Claire Mander - Director + Curator, theCoLAB (Chair)

• Nina Wisnia - Advisor, theCOLAB

2019 Tutors

• Steven Walker has taught drawing classes at various establishments including The Imperial College, Ogilvy’s CADRE group and he is currently a part time tutor at The Royal Drawing School. Steven lead the 4-day architecture residency at Walmer Yard. Through a combination of his teaching and his daily practice of drawing, Steven understands how vital drawing can be for unlocking one’s creativity. Steven believes that through drawing and learning to see he can help to develop an individual’s potential and identity. Steven studied Fine Art in Edinburgh, Dundee and on The Drawing Year at The Royal Drawing School in London. Alongside his teaching and drawing, Steven is an abstract artist and an invited member of The Brancaster Chronicles. “Drawing isn’t only what is in front of you, it is also what is inside you”.

• Rebecca Cartwright of the Royal College of Art has led the Historic at the Royal Collection Trust, Windsor Castle and will participate in the Architecture residency. Rebecca Cartwright gained her BA at the Slade School of Art where she was a student of Euan Uglowand. She has an MA in printmaking from Winchester. She has taught widely including at the Royal College of Art. She won the Bulldog Trust award at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters and has works in private collections around the world. She is not bound to any particular genre but sees art as a way of exploring and explaining the world she finds herself in.

• Martin Morris of Kingston School of Art will lead the 4-day residency at Owlpen Manor. Martin Morris is an animator and draughtsman, he has a BA in Animation/Illustration from Manchester Metropolitan University, and an MA in Animation from the Royal College of Art. His main area of study is drawing, alongside which he works in animation, motion graphics for advertising and music promos. Morris teaches at art colleges, including Kingston and Farnham and works freelance in the animation industry as an animator, compositor and storyboard artist on commercials, music promos and tour visuals. 

• Dilip Sur of the Royal College of Art has led the Historic Residency at the Courtauld Institute. Dilip Sur studied Painting and Sculpture at the Government College of Art in Calcutta before completing his MA in Painting at the College of Art in New Delhi, India and continuing his postgraduate education in Painting at Byam Shaw School of Art (UAL) in London. Sur has been a drawing tutor at the RCA since 1996 and has taught at other institutions including Chelsea College of Art, Byam Shaw School of Art, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Art, The Prince's Trust and Imperial College London. 

• Jo Volley of the Slade School of Art has led the Historic residency at the British Museum. Jo Volley studied as both graduate and undergraduate at the Slade School of Art from 1972 to 1977 where she was awarded the Boise Travelling Scholarship to Italy. In 1986, Volley was appointed lecturer at the Slade and from 1989-2002 she directed the Slade Summer School and the Affiliate Programme. She is currently Senior Lecturer on the graduate painting programme, Co-Director of The Material Research Project and Director of the Material Museum.

Funders and Partners

Body and Place residencies are fully funded by private philanthropists who wish to remain anonymous.

With huge gratitude for sharing their expertise to the selection panel Mary Doyle, Drawing Room, Ketty Gottardo - Martin Halusa Curator of Drawings, Courtauld Institute of Art, Roger Malbert– Independent curator and former Head of Touring at Hayward Gallery and Nina Wisnia, patron