- Residency period: Autumn 2023
- Individual Residency
Kimberley Beach lives and works in London. Her practice is an exploration in the artificial dichotomy of hard and soft power that exists within a capitalist society. Beach looks at how situational subjectivities, the political landscape of Britain and the contemporary discourse on personal and political persons within a wider fragmented society are formed through cultural, sociological, neo-liberal and biopolitical frameworks; with the wider purpose of questioning how our bodies and minds are moulded, restricted and managed through structural approaches to labour, class, time, space and citizenship. She completed an MA in Fine Art Media at the Slade School of Fine Art (2018) after previously completing studies at the University of Westminster (2015) and the Northern School of Art (2012). Beach is one of the contributors of the book Making Respectable Women (2021).
Kimberley Beach, ‘Grab Your Things, I’ve Come to Take you Home’ (film still), 2017.
Kimberley Beach, ‘Grab Your Things, I’ve Come to Take you Home’ (film still), 2017.
Kimberley Beach, ‘The Whole is Less than the Sum of Her Parts’ (film still), 2016.
Kimberley Beach, ‘Dismantling Brent Delta’, 2018.
Kimberley Beach, ‘The Architect’, 2018.