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fiona crisp

Fiona Crisp is an artist working nationally and internationally who is based in the North East. Her solo touring exhibition, ‘Subterrania’, launched at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead in 2009 and her exhibition of still and moving image, ‘Material Sight’, formed the inaugural exhibition at the newly opened NGCA in Sunderland in 2018.

Fiona is a Professor of Fine Art at Northumbria University where she is a founder of the research group ‘The Cultural Negotiation of Science’. Her work is represented by Matt’s Gallery, London and is held in the collections of The Tate Gallery, The Government Art Collection, The Arts Council Collection, The British Council Collection and private collections.
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