Come and celebrate the culmination of artist and Senior Lecturer Lana Locke’s summer residency, A Feral Plot (Making Sculpture and Other Strategies for Survival), exploring the conflicted challenges of making sculpture in the climate crisis.
The residency exhibition will be a chance to see the body of work Lana has made during this period, including her evolving film-in-progress Becoming Frogphlegm and new sculptures. Visitors will also be able to see how the collective installation has evolved in the Space, of sculpture with salvaged clay and charcoal drawings on the walls, which visitors to the Space over the summer have participated in creating.
Lana will give an informal walkaround of the exhibition space at 6.30pm.
About Dr Lana Locke
Lana Locke is an artist practising in sculpture, installation, painting, drawing, video and performance. She undertook her practice-based PhD (2018) on The Feral, the Social and the Art Object at Chelsea College of Arts, where she had also studied MA Fine Art (2012). She is a Senior Lecturer on BA Fine Art: Drawing at Camberwell College of Arts.
She has had solo exhibitions at ADH Gallery (Brompton Chapel) (2024), Lungley Gallery (2019, 2020 and 2023), Liddicoat & Goldhill project space (2018), DOLPH Projects, (2016) and Schwartz Gallery (2014). She has exhibited in group exhibitions at White Conduit Projects (2024), Matt’s Gallery (2023), Hales Gallery (2022), National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, Taiwan (2021), OOF Gallery (2021), Kingston Museum (2019), MOCA Taipei, Taiwan (2018), the Nunnery Gallery (2018) and Block 336 (2015).
