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John Reardon
* 1968 in Ireland, lives and works in London
Education
2005/08 Post Doctoral Fellowship, Goldsmiths College, Department of Politics, University of London
1999/05 PhD - part theory/part practice -Thesis title; The Uncontrollable Discourse or Why
contemporary art has nothing in particular to do with democracy, Goldsmiths College, Department of Art, University of London
1991/92 MFA, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, Scotland
Teaching
Lewisham Virtual School, London
Beijing Tsinghua art school - one month project with art students
Artist in Residence and co-convenor, MA Art & Politics course (practice), Politics Department, Goldsmiths College, London
Klasse Ganahl, Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart
MA Fine Art, Goldsmiths College London
Grants / Prizes
2017 Goldsmiths: Public Engagement Award
2017 BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants / Pending
2016 Korea – England Research Grant / Collaboration with Wysing Arts Centre
2013 DAAD Senior Researcher Award (collaboration with ExRotaprint, Berlin)
2013 Korean Arts Council grant for development and publication of the Growing Manual
2012 Open Society Institute and British Council grant for workshops and publication
2012 Goldsmiths Learning and Enhancement Fellowship for interdisciplinary work
Exhibitions, Events & Publications
2018
Public Work collaborative book with Professor Michael Dutton and Parsons School of Design, New York
Collaboration with writer-researcher Sandra Uskokovic, University of Dubrovnik, Croatia
2017
Installation of Chelsea Manning plaster cast in Conway Hall, Ethical Society, London
Insomnia – all night reading events HBC event space, Haebangchon, Seoul and 310 NXR, London
Delays Arranged exhibition with artist Bettina Buck, Å+, Berlin
Collaborative series of public events with artist Ma Yongfeng, Beijing
Growing Manual Volume II
Don’t Won’t Can’t – Limited edition book, ARTSCHOOL/UK, London
Chelsea Manning public sculpture, Haverfordwest, Wales
2016
Korean Cultural Centre, London Flat Flat Shiny Cat – installation of 7 pieces of site specific pieces of work
CAFAM Biennale, Beijing. Curator Xiaohui Guo.
HBC event and project space, Haebangchon, Seoul
Here Be posters, fly posted in London and Berlin
Installation of six new pieces of work for Korean Cultural Centre, London
invited to participate in Micro City Lab - exhibition and city-wide installation, Seoul. Curator Somi Sim
Setouchi Triennale, Japan
SeMA Nanji Review: Experiment & Expression, Buk Seoul Museum of Art
The Twinkle World, Daegu EXCO, Daegu
Banner project, Space CAN, Seoul
Flag Project, Nanji SeMA Residency and the Nanji park, Seoul
2015
The 4th Taiwan International Video Arts Festival, Taipei
Amado Annual Exhibition ‘CycloGalaxy’, Amado Art Space, Seoul
2014
Performing Matter, Modern Art Oxford
The Growing Manual exhibition, John Reardon & Hyemin Son, Seoul Museum of Art
Performance of Che-robic, Seoul Art Space, Geumcheon
Residency and exhibition at Seoul Art Space, Geumcheon
Invited to participate in LA Art Book Fair
2013
Growing Manual Volume I, Rock-Paper-Scissors, Seoul
PROSPECTUS, Verina Gfader & John Reardon, ARTSCHOOL/UK Press, London in collab. with: Werkstatt Jürgen Höflich, Munich Publisher
2012
Takeout Drawing Prize, Seoul, Korea
Invited to Takeout Drawing Residency and 2-person exhibition in Takeout, Seoul, Korea
Conferences / Talks
2017 Queering public space - Walking tour (including Workshop and Roundtable discussion) of Haverfordwest, Wales
2017 Art of Dissonance, performative tour, SeMA, South Korea
2017 Urban Space & the Body University College Cork, Ireland
2014 LA Art Book Fair, Panel discussion
2013 Anti Academy John Hansard Gallery, Southampton.
2013 Invited by artist Henna-Rikka Halonen to participate in seminar at Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki
2013 The Griffin Gallery, invited to host a discussion with artist David Mollin
2012 Matadero Centre for Contemporary Creativity. Joint paper with Professor Michael Dutton
2012 Talbot Rice Gallery, A Genuine Mystery. Inspiration and shared belief in collaborative art and educational contexts. Conference paper
2012 Museum of London, London riots, conference paper
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