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Joseph Hallam
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Born: 1982
Lives: Nottingham
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MA (hons) Distinction, Fine art, 2004-2006
UCE Birmingham
BA (hons) Fine Art, 2000-2003
UCE Birmingham
GNVQ Advanced Art and Design, 1998-2000
South Nottingham College
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The machines, Het Wilde Weten, Rotterdam 2007
Machines, Periscope, birmingham 2007
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This is the Gallery And the Gallery is many things, Eastside projects. Birmingham, June 2008
Stand Assembly, Stand Assembly, Nottingham 2008
AirVideo, Air space, Stoke on Trent 2007
S1 salon, S1, Sheffield 2007
One minutes awards, Amsterdam 2006
One minutes awards, Beijing 2006
Openspace, open studios, Reading 2006
push pull, Margaret street Ma show, Birmingham 2006
A small heard of instruments, white chapel gallery, London 2006
I Love Tomorrow, Spectacle gallery Birmingham 2005
Life force, cockpit gallery, Birmingham 2004
Hump Saboteurs, City space, Birmingham 2004
Smooth, UCE degree show, Birmingham 2003
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Joseph Hallam completed his Master Degree in Fine Art at UCE Birmingham in 2006 where he was awarded an Ikon Ma Award for his show zero.
Here viewers took part in an interactive performance where they negated a radio control tank through an apocalyptic film set. This could only be viewed via a wireless camera connected to the tank. The video footage was broadcast live into a public space where viewers could watch and react to the drama as it unfolded. The viewer was able to interact with the Artist as he played director and actor within the film set. A musician created a live soundtrack for what the viewers could see. The work explored the interaction between the viewer, musician, artist and film; looking at how each affected the other. This created a new way of experiencing but also creating film. The footage recorded was then re-edited to make the film zero. This has been shown at S1 salon in Sheffield, Open space; Reading, Air video; stoke on Trent and one minute video awards in Beijing and Amsterdam. In 2007 Joe was selected to do three-month residency at Het Wilde Weten in Rotterdam, which was funded by the Arts Council England. Here Joseph created the next chapter in his movie, the machines. This was a continuation of ideas he explored within zero, but working with new ways of viewer immersion and development of narrative. His recent work follows this further with the aid of his new ‘machine mutant video-headsets’.
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Het Wilde Weten three month art residency, Rotterdam, supported by arts council England, 2007
Periscope one month art residency, Periscope Birmingham, 2007
Ikon Ma award 2006, Ikon gallery, Birmingham
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