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SHIFT: Natasha Kidd & Jo Addison
00:00/12:23
SHIFT: Natasha Kidd & Jo Addison
00:00/12:23
00:00/12:23

SHIFT: Natasha Kidd & Jo Addison

Artists Natasha Kidd and Jo Addison reflect on their collaborative practice and the participatory performances that have constituted their ongoing project #InventoryofBehaviours.

About the artists

Dr. Natasha Kidd is an artist predominantly known for her automated paintings systems. Situated within the expanded field of painting, her machines emerge out of a desire to make visible the process, action and event of painting itself, and to place the viewer directly inside the production of painting.

Jo Addison is an artist making objects in which a familiar world is disclosed through the reinterpretation of everyday objects and motifs. Her work draws on the crossovers between individual recollection and shared cultural memories. Jo is particularly interested in the synthesis of making and learning. Alongside her studio practice, she has always worked within education, in both museum and higher education sectors. Jo is a founding member of A Particular Reality, and Material, Pedagogy, Future.

Through performance events designed to stage the act of learning beyond the constraints of academia, Jo's long-term collaborative research with Natasha Kidd explores learning as form. Jo lives and works in London. 

About the film

This film is part of SHIFT, Freelands Foundation’s quarterly series of short films spotlighting varied practices, approaches and philosophies within art education. 

Captions and editing: Sixbetween.

All audiovisual material and research is courtesy of the artist.

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