New Site-Specific Solar-Powered Outdoor Installation
I will be exhibiting a new outdoor solar powered neon text installation at Fingringhoe Nature park in April 2023.
Meta-Landscapes: Representations and Perceptions.
An exhibition of moving image works by twelve renowned international artists. Valletta Contemporary, Malta. April 28th-June 25th, 2022. Curated by Chris Meigh-Andrews. This exhibition is centred on the theme of landscape, presenting work by artists who have pioneered the electronic moving image as an art form. The intention is to present a diverse range of […]
New publication: Solar Power: Art and Design, Routledge, 2021.
Alex Nathanson’s new book A History of Solar Power Art and Design will be available from the end of July. Published by Routledge as part of their “Advances in Art and Visual Studies”, the chapter on installations includes a comprehensive section on my renewable energy work from 1994 onwards.
Artists & Climate Change
Artists and Climate Change.com have just published an article about my renewable energy installations Link to Artists and Climate Change web site
“Impossible Object Number 8 (Solar Powered Bicycle Helmet)”
The newest addition to my ongoing “Impossible Objects” series. Look Cool and Save the Planet!
New publications
To mark 40 years of my work in video and sound installation and to coincide with the acquisition of documentation of my early work (photos, writings, diagrams and publications) by Tate Britain in 2020, I have just published a two-volume catalogue raisonné Video & Sound Installations: 1980-2020 ( ISBN: 9781034316350) Video & Sound Installations: 1980-2020: […]
“Daddy’s Camera”: New Installation Project, in Progress
I have begun working on the first stage of a new installation project which involves digitising brief fragments of 8mm film shot by my father during the 1960’s.
Technology, Design and the Arts – Opportunities and Challenges
Technology, Design and the Arts – Opportunities and Challenges, Earnshaw, R., Liggett, S., Excell, P., Thalmann, D. (Eds.), just published by Springer.com, this open access book contains two chapters that feature my work. Chapter 15: Chris Meigh-Andrews, Digital Moving Image Installations and Renewable Energy: 1994–2018 Chapter 18: Dr Alan Summers: In Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary […]
The Sky is For All: Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge. March 7th-29th, 2019. P.V. March 7th @ 5PM.
New Version of “Impossible Object No. 2 (Blue Sky Thinking)”
I have been developing a new version of my gallery installation “Blue Sky Thinking”, one of four new works which will be exhibited at the Ruskin Gallery in Cambridge during March 2019.