Abigail Conway is live artist. She works with material objects, craft and actions to create playful, site-specific installations and immersive encounters. Her work crosses many disciplines, including sound and video design, music technology, nature, architecture and performance.
Abigail’s work has been presented in galleries, theatres, architecture festivals and showcased by the British Council. It has been presented nationally at arts spaces including the ICA, Shakespeare North Playhouse, Southbank Centre, The Barbican, Battersea Arts Centre, The National Theatre, Forest Fringe, Wellcome Collection, Attenborough Centre for Contemporary Arts, Wales Millennium Centre, Latitude and Summerhall, Edinburgh. Internationally, her work has toured Europe, China, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Canada and the USA.
Abigail’s critically acclaimed work includes; The Candle Project (2021) & An evening with Primrose (2017) for Brighton Festival, Atomic 50 (2019) for Waltham Forest Borough of Culture, Border VR (2019) The Barbican, //RIDE (2015) at Junction Arts Centre Tasmania.
Abigail is part-time Senior Lecturer in Theatre at University of Chichester and Associate Lecturer at Goldsmiths University. Abigail’s research focuses on instruction led performance and the politics surrounding participatory arts. Her practice as an artist is centred around a methodology called, The Hobby Project.
She lives in Chichester and is from Bognor Regis.
Find out more at https://www.Abigailconway.com
Karl is a multi-award winning architect and elected academician at the Royal West Academy of Art. He has built projects internationally and is currently a director at LTS Architects, a London-based design studio near Spitalfields market. His studio’s goals place sustainable outcomes and the simple desire to make a better built environment at the heart of everything they design. His artwork, however, is more personal in nature and focuses on emotions, memory, his Zoroastrian heritage, and witnessing. His work is held in collections world-wide.
Karl was born in Crawley, raised in Broadfield and now commutes from West Green. He first attended school at Broadfield North, followed by St Francis of Assisi, Notre Dame middle school, and then St Wilfrid’s secondary school.
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Independent Producer
I connect people, spaces and places through creativity and learning. I am currently Creative Director of Creative Crawley and Co-Director of LOOKOUT Brighton
I was born and raised in Crawley. I attended Ifield Community College. Later I worked in the bar at The Hawth. Some of my family still live in Crawley.
I now work in Crawley again after many years working around the UK and the world.
Image credit: Hugo Glendinning
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