Selected / Upcoming Exhibitions

Sept 2011_Glitch fiction, Cité de la Mode et du Design, Paris, France

Sept 2011_What if?, National Museum of China, Beijing, China

Jun - Sept 2011_ Sense and Sensing, Work Gallery, London, UK

2011_ I am Solitary, Beers Lambert contemporary art, Gift 10 Vyner Gallery, London, UK

2011_ Micronations Revolution, Nelly Ben Hayeon, Shunt, London UK

2011_ Made Up, Artcenter Pasadena, Los Angeles, USA

2010_ Annual One, Space in Between, London, UK

2010_ Modern Art of Conversation, Newcastle, UK

2010_ INTER;ALTER Space in between, London UK

2010_ Suspending Disbelief, Lighthoue, Brighton, UK

2010 _ What it?, Wellcome Trust Windows, London UK

2010_ Show Two, Royal College of Art, London UK

2010_ Impact! Gallery, Cheltenham Science Festival, Cheltenhan, UK

2010_ Impact! Exhibition, Royal College of Art/ EPSRC, London, UK

2009_ IDF Design Expo, San Francisco, USA

Awards

2006 UCL / Bartlett Donaldson Medal

2006 RIBA Presidents Medals Nomination

Lcctures

2009_Nuisance Machines, IDF 2009, San Francisco, USA

Teaching

2010-11_ Associate lecturer, Central St Martins School of Art and Design, London, UK

2010_Guest critic Westminster University, London, UK

2009-11_Guest critic Bartlett School of Architecture, London, UK

Education

2010_ MA(RCA) Design Interactions_ Royal College of Art, London

2006_ Bsc Architecture (1st Class) _ Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London

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Andrew’s work is focussed on designing experiences between people, technologies and their surroundings. He is interested in the extraordinary, fantastic and desirable (or indeed undesirable) experiences and outcomes that may result from these interactions. His work spans a range of media, through narrative and drawings to large scale physical objects deigned to promote, facilitate, and question these experiences and our motivations for achieving them. Andrew holds an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art, prior to studying at the RCA Andrew trained in architecture at the Bartlett in London.

 

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