Pushing Attention, Nicola Singh, Image credit: Stuart Whipps
nicola singh
Nicola Singh joined D6 for a research residency this March as part of our programme, There is Beauty in this Journey. Throughout her time with D6 Nicola explored ideas of what immigration and identity means to individuals culminating in a cohesive body of research.
Nicola makes work that is rooted in performance and moves across disciplines, as she responds to contexts of feelings and chance, encounter and dialogue and to location and place. She prioritises performative, discursive and physical approaches to her practice, research and pedagogy. Recent performances and exhibitions include the 3-Phase Commission with Eastside Projects, Birmingham, Jerwood Visual Arts, London and Workplace Gallery, Gateshead (2017 - 2018), selection for the UK/KOREA Residency in partnership with BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, UK and Hongti Art Centre, South Korea (2018) and presents of new work at IMT Gallery, London (2018), Caustic Coastal, Salford (2018) and Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury (2018).
For more of her work visit Nicola's website: www.nicolasingh.co.uk
Nicola makes work that is rooted in performance and moves across disciplines, as she responds to contexts of feelings and chance, encounter and dialogue and to location and place. She prioritises performative, discursive and physical approaches to her practice, research and pedagogy. Recent performances and exhibitions include the 3-Phase Commission with Eastside Projects, Birmingham, Jerwood Visual Arts, London and Workplace Gallery, Gateshead (2017 - 2018), selection for the UK/KOREA Residency in partnership with BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, UK and Hongti Art Centre, South Korea (2018) and presents of new work at IMT Gallery, London (2018), Caustic Coastal, Salford (2018) and Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury (2018).
For more of her work visit Nicola's website: www.nicolasingh.co.uk