Installation, Sculpture, Video, Digital Collage Canvasses, Mixed Media

The artist has exhibited across the UK with pieces in international settings such as New York, Tokyo and Washington.

She has been selected as a Saatchi Online gallery Critic's Choice, video artist of the week, won 1st prize in the Millfield Open, has extensive teaching and art workshop experience and has worked with Arts and Business, Bristol City Council and the British Council, Cairo.

 



 

 Solo Exhibitions:

2011              Chapmans Monkey: Artifacts of the Apocryphal, Centrespace, Bristol

2010              Edinburgh Art Festival, Lost Not Found:Abscission (Edinburgh II) (Curator)

2010              Crocodilopolis, The Forest Gallery, Edinburgh (Supported by The Forest)

2009              Lost Not Found:Abscission, Edinburgh August 2009

2006              Heather Tweed, Anubis Other World Tour Phoenix Arts Centre, Exeter

                     (Supported by The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation)

2006              Anubis Other World Tour, Window 2, Birmingham Central Library,

                     (Supported by Birmingham Artists Project)

2005              Anubis Other World Tour, Paintworks, (first artists exhibition in Bristol's new

                     Creative Quarter. Supported by Paintworks, Bristol Wine Company, Boccabar)

2004-5           Lotus Gallery  Bath (solo show  & gallery artist)

2004              Anubis Other World Tour, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Nexus Gallery (Supported

                     by Mumm Champagne)

2004              Bath Fringe Festival

2003              Otter Gallery, Chichester

2002/3           OXO Tower Wharf , South Bank, London

2002              Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London (Supported by Black Bush Whisky

                     and Diagio)

2000              Blue Gallery, Cheltenham

1999              Bath Fringe Festival, site specific exhibition

Group Exhibitions:

2012 June       Hamburg Art Vending Machine, Hamburg, Germany (Curated by Marina

                     Marino, Art E Motion)

2010              Figment, Governers Island, New York

2010              Resort, The Residence, London

2009              Blood On The Snow, Colchester plus Lost Christmas. I Give You My Art

                     (Lost Not Found:Abscission II)

2007              Throes, Nottingham, part of Teather Arts Festival

2007              Mortal, Bristol, deserted Pro Cathedral

2004              5 Magazine: Labrinth Of The Gaze,  curated by Gavin Turk

2004              Heather Tweed & Kate Wood (curated), City Inn  Bristol, (Arts & Business New

                     Partners Award. Supported by City Inn, City Cafe, Bristol Wine co.)

2004              Passing Time, Sherborne House, Sherborne, Dorset

2004              Mesh, London, Seven Seven Gallery & Broadway Market

2004              Still magazine www.stilmag.com

2003              Arts & Business Showcase, Brunels Engine Shed, Bristol

2003              Into The light, BANA Open, Hotbath Gallery, Bath

2003              Yoke & Zoom multiples, Art Vending Machine, Tokyo

2003              Deptford X , VIA, London

2003              Artists Bookmarket , Expace Projects, Tribeca, New York

 2002             Reactions, Exit Art, Broadway, New York & Pasadena

                     (permanent collection, National Library Of Congress, Washington)

2002              No Sleep 'til Hammersmith video, Central Space, London    

2001-10         Night of 1000 drawings, Artists Space, Soho, New York

2001/2           Artmart, 291 Gallery & Cinch, London

2001              The Flag Project, Peekskill and Lois Abrons Arts Center, New York

2001              Group Show, Candid Arts Gallery,  London

2001              Out of the Blue, Edinburgh

2001              Torbay International, Torquay

2001              Millfield Open - first prize winner, Atkinson Gallery, Street, Somerset

2000              Workplace, site specific installations, Redcliffe Caves, Bristol

1999              Off the Shelf, Art Supermarket, Sherborne House, Dorset

1998              New Womens Art Works, Old Crown Courts, Bristol