http://artists.phf.org.uk/artist/charlotte-prodger/
Charlotte Prodger (MFA 2010) is a Glasgow-based artist who works
with moving image, writing and performance, exploring the intertextual
relationships between each of these materials. Narrative fragments
gleaned from different places and points of her life are shown in
parallel to reveal ongoing enquiry into the contingency and intimacy of
materials. Prodger’s installations and performances look at what happens
to speech - and the self for which it is a conduit - as it
metamorphoses via time, space and technological systems.
Having moved through various deconstructed modes of presentation
including sculptural multi-monitor installations, Prodger is now
focusing on single channel, long form videos. In this immersive context
she finds possibilities for more complex relationships between image and
sound, subject and object. Her recent videos Stoneymollan Trail (2015), BRIDGIT (2017), Passing as a Great Grey Owl (2017) and LHB (2017) explore intertwined relationships between queer bodies, landscape, language, technology and time.
Solo shows include Sculpture Centre, New York; Bergen Kunsthall;
Kunstverein Düsseldorf; Glasgow International; Studio Voltaire, London;
Spike Island, Bristol; Koppe Astner, Glasgow; Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin
and Hollybush Gardens, London. Groups shows and screenings include Tate
Britain, London; New York Film Festival; Berwick Film & Media Arts
Festival; British Art Show 8; Künstlerhaus Graz; Artists Space, New
York; Pier Arts, Orkney and Kunsthalle Freiburg. Prodger’s writing has
been published in F.R.DAVID, 2HB, Frieze and Happy Hypocrite. She graduated from the MFA at Glasgow School of Art in 2010.
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