Ed Hadfield explores character styles from literature & philosophy, as well as the feeling of experience located in the school of pragmatist philosophy.
Publications
Public Art
2024
Everyday Aesthetics, Working Group at Maryon Wilson Park.
2024
Everyday Aesthetics, Sensation Walk, Maryon Wilson Park.
2019
Installation at Lewisham Market, London.
2018
Installation at Peckham Railway Station, London.
2016
Installation at Peckham Square, London.
2015
Installations in Edinburgh.
2015
Installations in Camberwell & Peckham, London.
Exhibitions
2024
‘A collection of modified bookmarks.’ Curation Joe Devlin. A group exhibition hosted by Bower Ashton Library, Bristol, UK.
2022
‘perception,’ 3D Animated Text Art, MOCA Web Exhibition, London.
2021
Biofictional Portraits, MOCA, London.
2021
Biofictional Portraits, Viewing Gallery, Thames Side Studios.
2020
Poetry Murals, Cable Depot, London.
2020
Character Styles, Solo Show, Cable Depot, London.
2019
Retour, Hortensia Gallery, London.
2018
Inside-Job, Tate Modern, London.
2016
Exterior Wall Art Installation, Lubomirov / Angus-Hughes Gallery, London.
2016
Converge, Visual Arts Scotland, Scottish National Gallery Academy.
2015
Bonfire of the Vanities, Display Gallery, London.
2015
1st Thursdays, Creative Debuts, Black & White Building, London.
2015
3rd Annual Show, Black Cube Collective, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh.
2015
Summer Salon, Angus-Hughes Gallery, London.
2015
31st London Annual Open, Cafe Gallery, London.
2015
Camberwell College of Arts, BA Painting, Degree Show.
Book Art
2024
(Work In Progress) Ways of Being I & II.
2024
‘A collection of modified bookmarks.’ Group exhibition, Bower Ashton Library, Bristol.
2014
WC1R,
2013
Getting Into The Rhythm In My Stride, Tate Library’s Artists’ Book Collection.
Commissions
2016
Interior Wall Art Installation, London, Winner UAL Graduate Sponsored Project.
Collections
2013
Getting Into The Rhythm In My Stride, Tate Library’s Artists’ Book Collection.
Education
2015
Camberwell College of Arts, BA Hons Painting, 1st Class.
Graphic design & development by Ashley Kinnard