Chris Avis
Chris Avis is a London based artist working with photography, video, installation, digital manipulation, and print.
Her latest work focussed on climate and the way we are treating our environment will be shown in
'Climate Crisis' at the Gerald Moore Gallery, London, in February/March 2020
Chris Avis is a London based artist working with photography, video, installation, digital manipulation, and print.
Her latest work focussed on climate and the way we are treating our environment will be shown in
'Climate Crisis' at the Gerald Moore Gallery, London, in February/March 2020
‘Voices in the Shadows’ a major body of work was exhibited in February/March 2019.
https://www.parktheatre.co.uk/whats-on/voices-in-the-shadows
Aspects of this were shown in October 2019 at Synergic The Old Biscuit Factory SE16 and Death of Art at Vout-O-Reenees E1
2017 highlights included selection for 'Schlachten' Contemporary Arts Festival held near Berlin, and a solo exhibition 'SHE' at the Park Theatre, London. In 2014 she devised and directed a Barbican Guildhall Open Lab which was followed in 2015 when her work was shown at Rich Mix as part of a Barbican Festival. In 2013 she was awarded a Winston Churchill Travel Fellowship to research the potential of older artists in Berlin, Amsterdam and Copenhagen
https://www.parktheatre.co.uk/whats-on/voices-in-the-shadows
Aspects of this were shown in October 2019 at Synergic The Old Biscuit Factory SE16 and Death of Art at Vout-O-Reenees E1
2017 highlights included selection for 'Schlachten' Contemporary Arts Festival held near Berlin, and a solo exhibition 'SHE' at the Park Theatre, London. In 2014 she devised and directed a Barbican Guildhall Open Lab which was followed in 2015 when her work was shown at Rich Mix as part of a Barbican Festival. In 2013 she was awarded a Winston Churchill Travel Fellowship to research the potential of older artists in Berlin, Amsterdam and Copenhagen