Anna Reading Archives

Anna Reading London based artist working in sculpture, installation, moving image, performance and text.

2 October 2020 • Mark Westall

Five Hides is an exhibition presented by curatorial platform Thorp Stavri, supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and through the continued support of Projekt and us! FAD Magazine. We managed to catch up with five of the exhibiting artists for a quick overview about them their work and what they will be exhibiting at Five Hides here we have Anna Reading.

Five Hides

18 September 2020 • Mark Westall

Five Hides is an exhibition presented by curatorial platform Thorp Stavri, supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and through the continued support of Projekt and FAD Magazine.

THORP STAVRI present the exhibition CONTACT @worldoffad

1 May 2020 • Mark Westall

CONTACT features artists that THORP STAVRI have previously worked with – forming both professional and personal relationships – as well as those they had planned to work with in the future before Covid-19 disrupted their programming.

EXHIBITIONS

Sugar Mountain: An Ode to London’s Silvertown – Opening This Month

3 September 2019 • Eric Thorp

SUGAR MOUNTAIN explores work by Mike Ballard, Thomas van Linge, Samuel Padfield, Anna Reading, Catriona Robertson and Christopher Stead in response to the transitory space that The Silver Building affords.

BLOOMBERG NEW CONTEMPORARIES 2018

22 November 2018 • Mark Westall

Bloomberg New Contemporaries returns to the South London Gallery for the first time since 1999. Guest selectors Benedict Drew, Katy Moran (New Contemporaries alumni 2006) and Keith Piper (New Contemporaries alumni 1986) have chosen 57 artists for the annual open submission touring exhibition

Art Previews

Inside Job: A Tate Staff Exhibition

2 April 2018 • Mark Westall

Inside Job is an exhibition showcasing the talents of the many people working at Tate who are also practising artists. There have been group shows at other venues in the past, but this is the first time that staff have been able to show their work in one of Tate’s own buildings.