Jarrod Sanderson
Lives and works in London, UK
Sanderson uses various media including digital video, performance, drawing and installation to make work focusing on social relations, desire, cultural difference, language, power and memory. He has an interest in how the political economic structures of late capitalism interact with personal relations, feelings and desires.
His work is influenced by his background in visual anthropology and maintains a critical stance towards totalising concepts of culture and society.
Education
2008
MA Fine Art (distinction), Chelsea College of Arts
2007
PgDip Fine Art (distinction), Chelsea College of Arts
2004/5
MRes Visual Anthropology, MA Social Anthropology (distinction) Goldsmiths College, University of London
Selected Exhibitions
2016
Jasmine, George and Gloria.
Rum Factory Project Space Wapping, London
2015
Backs To The Future.
Five Years Gallery, London
2014
Indexing.
UK Houses of Parliament
2014
SE1 Open.
Bermondsey Project, London
2013
Prosthetic Bodies.
Progres Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia
2011
Chutney Preserves 5: 'The School of Chutney' (Curated by Sarah Sparkes).
Camberwell Green, London, UK
2011
PI8: The Sandwich Islands.
The Victory, London, UK
2011
PITV The Invitation.
Supermarket 2011, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden
2010
The Public Are Not Invited.
Sideshow 2010, Nottingham, UK
2010
Westward Bound.
Propeller Island 7, London, UK
2010
The Disconcerted Concert Party.
Elevator Gallery, London, UK
2009
Propeller Island 2.
The Bear, London, UK
2009
Propeller Island 1: The Quartet.
Brompton Windows Project, London, UK
2008
Employability.
Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK
2008
MA Final Show.
Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK
2008
Condensation.
Decima Gallery, London, UK
2008
UAL Alumni
Dover Street Arts Club, London, UK
2008
Nearly Me, Nearly Now, Nearly Show.
Chelsea Triangle Space, London, UK
2007
Free Association.
Chelsea College of Arts, London, UK
2007
Something Interesting Kit.
www.sik.org.uk
2007
What difference between me and you?
Beyond Ethnography Conference, London, UK
2007
More than one way to catch a fish.
New films about Latin America Seminar, University of Bristol, UK
2006
Movimento Sem Terra.
Latin American Bureau, London, UK
Awards
2009
Shortlisted for Red Mansion Art Prize
2008
Shortlisted for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2008
2004
AHRC Research Preparation Masters Award for MRes Visual Anthropology project