Dryden Goodwin CV

Dryden Goodwin, born in Bournemouth, UK, 1971, lives and works in London

Education

The Slade School of Fine Art, BA Hons

Erasmus exchange, Städelschule and Institut der Neuen Medien, Frankfurt, Germany

Resident, Fabrica, Treviso, Italy

Solo Exhibitions / Projects in Public Space / Selected Film Festivals

Breathe:Lahore part of The Lahore Biennale 03 'Of Mountains and Seas', curated by John Tain

Breathe:For Ella - projected on the Rambert Building, South Bank, London (February 2023). Produced by Invisible Dust in collaboration with the Ella Roberta foundation
Manifest - Policy Lab residency - concurrent artists in residence were Christopher Samuel and Semi-Conductor (December 2022 to April 2023)
Drawn Together - screening at 1 Pool Street cinema, UCL East

Breathe:2022 - 2 week night time projection onto Lewisham Old town Hall next to the South Circular (November/December 2022). Produced by Invisible Dust
Breathe:2022 - installed along Euston Road on the railings of St Pancras Church. Showing as part of the Bloomsbury Festival. 72 drawings (from the over 1,300) - enlarged and made into posters (October 2022)
Breathe:2022 - multi-part commission for Lewisham London Borough of Culture (May to December 2022). Produced by Invisible Dust

Held & Sensed - commission for the central atrium of the new Grafton Building, University College London Hospital (UCLH). Commissioned by HCC - Haematology Cancer Care

Alongside - solo exhibition, QUAD, Derby

Those Who Seek My Help - project in public space - New Karolinska Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden

Un-Earth - solo exhibition, transferred to the Bell Tower, Xi'an, China
Un-Earth - solo exhibition, OCAT Contemporary Art Museum Xi'an, China

Seeing Hand - film and related drawings, commissioned through Launch Pad, Shanghai, China, launched during ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair, Shanghai Arts week
Unseen: The Lives of Looking Le FIFA (The International Festival of Films on Art) Montreal, Canada
Unseen: The Lives of Looking First Prize winner in the Big Smoke competition, KraftaDoc (International Festival of Art Films), Glasgow, Scotland

Unseen: The Lives of Looking 24th edition of Camerimage - International Film Festival for the Art of Cinematography, Bydgoszcz, Poland - Nominated in the Documentary Feature Competition
Unseen: The Lives of Looking Whitstable Biennale
Unseen: The Lives of Looking International Film Festival Rotterdam - part of the 'Blind Spot' programme, selected by Edwin Carels
Unseen: The Lives of Looking Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival - Hawick, Scottish Borders

Skill - solo exhibition - MIMA, Middlesbrough
Unseen: The Lives of Looking (Exhibition) - solo exhibition and essay film - Queen's House, Royal Museums Greenwich, London
Unseen: The Lives of Looking CPH:DOX - International Documentary Festival - Nominated for the main competition DOX:AWARD, Copenhagen, Denmark
Unseen: The Lives of Looking Cinema Premiere at the Whitechapel Gallery, London

Poised - solo exhibition - Ferens Art Gallery, Hull
Skill - project in public space - the 12 parts film was shown at various indoor and outside venues across the county, alongside images from the film being shown on multiple billboard poster sites, aswell as a website. Commissioned by East Durham Creates, produced by Forma Arts
Wander - project in public space - 100 etched stainless steel plates, embedded into the pavement in Cambridge's new travel interchange, commissioned by Brookgate, part of the CB1 development

2012
Breathe - project in public space - An animation of over 1,300 drawing projected from the roof of St Thomas' Hospital, London, next to Westminster Bridge and opposite the Houses of Parliament, commissioned by 'Invisible Dust'
Know Thyself - solo exhibition - Hospitalfield, Angus, Scotland, exhibited two works within the historic collection in the Picture Gallery

2011
Coax - solo exhibition - Fotoforum West, Innbruck, Austria
Coax - solo exhibition - Raum mit Licht, Vienna, Austria
Portrait of the Warden - Steve Nickell, commissioned by Nuffield College, Oxford

2010
Commission for the - Who am I? Gallery at the Science Museum, London
Linear - project in public space - commissioned by Art on the Underground - 60 pencil portraits of Jubilee Line Staff and 60 films recording the drawings being made. Presented across the London Underground network on poster sites, leaflets and digital video dislays, with exhibition sites at Southwark, London Bridge and Stanmore Underground stations and an online exhibition of the films

2009
Cast - solo exhibition - Hasselblad Foundation, Gothenburg, Sweden

2008
Cast - solo exhibition - Photographers' Gallery, London
12 Portraits (2008) - project in public space - 12 etched plates installed in the central atrium of the development at Cabot Circus retail centre, Bristol, part of the Bs1 development

2007
The Calvert Centre Project - project in public space - 20 portrait drawings, photographically enlarged and permanently installed in the centre in Hull
Flight - solo exhibition - Feldman Gallery, Portland, Oregon, USA

2006
Portrait Perspectives - solo exhibition - Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Sustained Endeavour - solo exhibition - exhibition of portrait of Sir Steve Redgrave commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery
Flight - solo exhibition - Chisenhale Gallery, London

2005
Dryden Goodwin - solo exhibition - Pro-Arte, St Petersburg, Russia
Repton A.B.C - a collaborative book project and exhibition with Tony Grisoni, Woburn Square, Slade School of Fine Art, London

2004
Dryden Goodwin - solo exhibition - Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Draw in/Draw out - solo exhibition - New Art Gallery, Walsall
Stay - solo exhibition - Lighthouse, Poole, Dorset

2003
Dilate - solo exhibition - Manchester Art Gallery, commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella
Reveal - solo exhibition - Lacock Abbey Wiltshire, commissioned by Picture This and South West Screen

2002
Closer (3 screen Video Installation) - solo exhibition - Art Now commission, Tate Britain, London

2000
Dryden Goodwin - Wait, Drawn to Know - solo exhibition - Stephen Friedman Gallery London

1999
Dryden Goodwin - New Work - solo exhibition - Galerie Frahm, Copenhagen, Denmark
Dryden Goodwin - Recent Video Work - solo exhibition - Mid-Pennine Arts, Lancashire

1998
SOLO X 9: Artists in Clerkenwell - solo exhibition - Berry House, London

Group Exhibitions

In The Air Wellcome Collection, London - exhibition featuring work by Tacita Dean, David Rickard, Forensic Architecture, Choked Up, Dryden Goodwin, Anna Atkins, Black and Brown Films, Irene Kopelman, Ernst Haeckel, John Evelyn and Matterlurgy.
Hooked: When Want Becomes Need Science Gallery, Atlanta, USA - Emory - Paper Frank, Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos. Melanie Manchot, Rachel Maclean, Richard Billingham, Mark King, Blast Theory, Fabian Williams, Yole Quintero, Dryden Goodwin, Tyler Bohm, Natasha Caruana, Elizabeth Jarrett, Shaina Kahn, Kypros Kyprianou, Summer Krinsky & Sam Sober, Sarah Hobbs, Marina Skye, William Massey, Maris Polanco &, Summer Krinsky.

Art + Psychiatric Intensive Care 30, Burlington Street - Featuring artists who have created work for the Hospital Rooms project at Titian Ward, Askew Ward and Bevan Ward. Artists: Cherelle Sappleton, Chila Kumari Singh Burman, Dryden Goodwin, David Lock, Giles Deacon, Harun Morrison, Joy Labinjo, Mark Titchner, Mark Wallinger, Michael O'Reilly, Paul Morrison, Phoebe Boswell, Richard Rawlins, Sara Berman, Steve Macleod, Susie Hamilton.
Titian Ward North East London NHS Foundation Trust - Commissioned by Hospital Rooms other commissions include: Chila Kumari Singh Burman, Steve Macleod, Mark Titchner, Cherelle Sappleton, Richard Mark Rawlins, Dryden Goodwin.

WORK 1 of 4 film commissions by Animate Projects - including artists Jenny Holt, Esther Johnson, Adam Lewis Jacob and Dryden Goodwin working with QUAD, Derby; Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, Thrapston; Junction Arts, Chesterfield and Vivid Projects, Birmingham

Beyond Boundaries Somerset House - including artists Phyllida Barlow, Feng Mengbo, Enrico David, Geng Xue, Lisa Milroy, Liu Xiaodong, Jayne Parker, Qiu Ting, Dryden Goodwin, Qiu Zhijie, Phoebe Unwin, Su Xinping, Andrew Stahl, Sui Jianguo, Karin Ruggaber, Tang Hui, Susan Collins, Wang Yuyang, Kieren Reed, Xu Bing, Yu Hong, Kate Bright, Zhan Wang, Neil Jeffries.

Hooked Science Gallery, King's College, London - artists include Katriona Beales, Melanie Manchot, Lawrence Epps, YoHa, Dryden Goodwin, Joachim Koester, Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos, Kypros Kyprianou, Natasha Caruana, Yole Quintero, Mark King, Varvara & Mar, Atelier 010, Fabio Lattanzi Antinori, Rachel Maclean, Daniel Regan, Olivia Locher, Richard Billingham
CLOSE: Drawn Portraits Drawing Room, London, artists include Mounira Al Solh, Frank Auerbach, Paul Cezanne, Virginia Chihota, Lucian Freud, Dryden Goodwin, Barbara Hepworth, David Hockney, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Horst Janssen, Claudette Johnson, Michael Landy, Maria Lassnig, Joyce Pensato, Deanna Petherbridge, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, Paula Rego, Nicola Tyson, Jessica Voorsanger and Clifton Wright.

Typojanchi - International Typography Biennale Seoul, South Korea
Air: Visualising the Invisible in British Art 1768-2017 Royal West of England Academy, Bristol, artists include Alex J Wood, Annie Cattrell, Berndnaut Smilde, Bridget McCrum, Christopher Richard, Wynne Nevinson, David Pelham, Dora Carrington, Dryden Goodwin, Eric Ravilious, Freya Gabie, Helen Jones, Ian Jones, Ian McKeever, Janet Haigh, Janette Kerr, Jemma Grundon, Jessica Lloyd Jones, John Constable, John Everett, Millais Joseph Mallord, William Turner, Kate Williams, Liz Butler, Luke Jerram, Mariele Neudecker, Mat Chivers, Neville Gabie, Paul Nash, Peter Ford, Peter Pelham, Peter Randall-Page, Polly Gould, Samuel Palmer, Stephen Jacobson
'I want!, I want!' - Art and Technology selection from the Arts Council Collection, Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham. Artists and collectives include: Daria Martin, Dryden Goodwin, Rachel Maclean, Julian Opie, Brian Griffiths, Stefan Gec, Michael Fullerton, Thomson and Craighead, Cao Fei, John Gerrard, Paul Pfeiffer, Aleksandra Mir, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard, Edwin Li, Ryan Gander, William Blake, Ed Atkins, Shezad Dawood, Toby Ziegler, Fiona Rae, Eddy Kamauango Ilunga, Rose Finn-Kelcey, Gary Perkins, Massinissa Selmani, Alan Currall, Marcus Coates and Clare Strand.
Flaherty Film Seminar, New York City, BROKEN SENSES at The Anthology Film Archive, New York, USA
Colloqium of Unpopular Culture - part of the Draper Interdisciplinary Masters Programme at NYU, New York University, USA
Pose - Galerie Springmann, Berlin, Germany, artists include Rashaad Newsome, JR, Faile, Dryden Goodwin, Hank Willis Thomas, Lucien Clergue estate, Alfred Steffen and Brian Vu

Precarious Nature - at COCA, Centre of Contemporary Art, Christchurch, New Zealand, artists include Alex Monteith, Anne Noble, Dryden Goodwin, Gaby Montejo, Hayden Fowle,r Liv Worsnop, Melissa Macleod, Natalie Robertson, Precarious Nature-Extended Network, Taloi Havini and Stuart Miller, Tim Knowles, Tyne Gordon, Zina Swanson
Visions in the Nunnery - Nunnery Gallery, Bow Arts, London, other invited artists include Patrick Simkins, Susan Hiller and Ori Gersht
Stories in the Dark - part of the Whitstable Biennale 2016, exhibited at the Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, Canterbury, Curated by artist Ben Judd, artists included Jordan Baseman, Adam Chodzko, Benedict Drew, Louisa Fairclough, Dryden Goodwin, Haroon Mirza, Lindsay Seers and Guy Sherwin.
Up/Down - Holden Gallery, Manchester, artists include Andreas Gefeller, Dryden Goodwin, Noemie Goudal, Fiona Tan, Katja Strunz, Yang Zhenzhong.

Work, Rest and Play: British Photography from the 1960s until Today - curated by The Photographers'; Gallery, London, UK - touring China 2015-2016

Art Lending Library - A project by Market Gallery and Walker & Bromwich, Northern Gallery of Contemporary Art & City Library Sunderland and Darlington Arts Festival

25 Frames screening of Closer and Poised as part of 25 Frames, a programme of screenings and events celebrating 25 years of Film and Video Umbrella, at Raindance Film Festival.
Poster Art 150: London Underground's Greatest Designs - London Transport Museum, an animated poster from 'Linear' was one of 150 selected from the 3300 Underground-specific posters from the London Underground's 150 year history.
Canary Wharf Screen - Canary Wharf Underground Station - selected films from 'Linear' included in a two month installation as part of a presentation of recent Art on the Underground projects

Everything Flows: The Art of Being in the Zone - De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella
The World in London - Photographers’ Gallery, an offsite exhibition showing Victoria Park, London. Coinciding with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Exquisite Forest - Tate Modern - a featured artist, contributing a 'seed' animation. Part of a collaborative drawing project conceived by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin, and produced by Google and Tate
Poetry of Motion - National Portrait Gallery, London
Courtship of the Peoples - Simon Oldfield Gallery, London
Born in 1987: The Animated GIF - exhibited on ’The Wall’ at the Photographers’ Gallery, London
Canary Wharf Screen, ’Flight’ part of Animate Project’s programme 'Moving Up'
Canary Wharf Screen, 'Closer' part of Film and Video Umbrella’s programme 'The City in the City'
Flight and the Artistic Imagination - The Art Galleries, Compton Verney, Warwickshire

Images of the Mind - Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic
The Half Shut Door: Artists' Soundtracks - SE8 Gallery, London

Grand National - Art from Britain - Vestfossen Kunstlaboratorium, Vestfossen, Norway.

Pattern Recognition - The City Gallery, Leicester
London Calling - Who Gets to Run the World, British Contemporary Art - Hanjiyun Contemporary Space, Beijing, China / Total Museum, Seoul, South Korea
Figuring Landscapes - launched at Tate Modern, London venues also includet: ArtSway, New Forest / Dundee Contemporary Arts / FACT, Liverpool / Vivid, Birmingham / Showroom, Sheffield / Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff / Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland / Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia / Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia.

With the Hand in Mind - Princeton University Museum

Global Cities, Tate Modern, London
Sporting Lives: Contemporary Portraits of Athletes and Olympians - National Portrait Gallery, London

Frank Cohen Collection - New Art Gallery, Walsall
'His Life is Full of Miracles....' - Site Gallery, Sheffield
Animators - Spacex Gallery, Exeter
Strangers with Angelic Faces - Akbank, Istanbul, Turkey
Strangers with Angelic Faces - Space, London

10 year Anniversary Exhibition - Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Cross Town Traffic - Apeejay New Media Gallery, New Delhi, India
Animators - Angel Row Gallery, Nottingham
Appearance - Whitehall Waterfront, Leeds

Film and Video Umbrella’s Unlimited Edition - galleries incl: BCA Gallery, Bedford / Mission Gallery, Swansea / Millais Gallery, Southampton

Clandestine, 50^th Venice Biennale, Italy, curated by Director Francesco Bonami in the Arsenale
Century of Artists’ Film in Britain - Tate Britain, London, UK
Cathedral Camera - Baltic, Gateshead, England - commissioned by Canon Bill Hall and The Chaplaincy of the Arts and Recreation
Sanctuary - Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, Scotland

Reality Check, British Council and Photographer's Gallery international touring exhibition
Venues included Moderna Galeria, Ljubljana (Slovenia) / Wharf Road, London (UK) / House of Artists, Zagreb (Croatia) / Rudolfinum, Prague (Czech Republic) / The Bunkier Gallery Cracow (Poland) / Arsenals, Riga (Romania)

Fantastic Recurrence Of Certain Situations, Canal de Isabel II, Madrid/Spain curated by the Photographer’s Gallery London
Film and Video Umbrella’s Unlimited Edition, Shrewsbury Museum & Art gallery Shrewsbury / Kings Lynn arts Centre, Kings Lynn

Drawing, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Video Positive - The Other Side of Zero - Tate Gallery Liverpool, commissioned by FACT: Foundation for Art and Creative Technology

Video Cult/ures - ZKM, Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe, Germany.
Traffic, Site Gallery, Sheffield, gallery commission
Ikon Touring Exhibition, Birmingham and surrounding regions

The Pandaemonium Festival - LUX Gallery, London
Paved With Gold - Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, gallery commission
Reel Fiction - Wigmore Fine Art, London

Pulse - video programme selected by Gillian Wearing, for the Serpentine Gallery Bookshop, London / the Lux Gallery, London
The New Contemporaries '97 - Corner House, Manchester / Camden Arts Centre, London / CCA, Glasgow

Fabrica - collaborative installation with other members of Fabrica - Prato Museum of Contemporary Art

Public Collections

MoMA, New York, USA
OCAT, Xi'an, China
Tate Collection, London
National Portrait Gallery, London
Arts Council of England, London
The Science Museum, London
The British Library, London
London Transport Museum, London
V&A, London

Film and Video Festivals, Screenings and Television Broadcasts

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Films shown at over 100 national and international festivals, TV broadcasts and screenings, incl: Rotterdam International Film Festival, Tate Modern; Filmmuseum, Frankfurt, Germany; Glasgow Film Theatre; Cornerhouse, Manchester; Channel 4; National Portrait Gallery;BBC Big Screen; Central Train Station, Oslo, Norway; The VideoArtFoundation, Barcelona; MTV & MTV 2; National Museum of Photography, Film and TV, Bradford; Arnolfini, Bristol; Moderna Galeria, Ljubljana, Slovenia; The Toronto International Video Art Biennial; Institute of Contemporary Art, London; National Film Theatre, London; Sudwestrundfunk, Germany; RAI SAT, Italy; British Film Institute; Pandaemonium Festival, London, LUX, London; Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia; British Short Film Festival; Leeds international Film Festival

Selected Publications and Citations

Sensing Art in the Atmosphere: Elemental Lures and Aerosolar Practices Published by Routledge, Author Sasha Engelmann, 192 pages, ISBN: 9781000213935, 1000213935

Creative States of Mind Psychoanalysis and the Artist's Process Published by Routledge, Author Patricia Townsend, 146 pages ISBN: 9780429620942, 0429620942

Air: Visualising the Invisible in British Art 1768-2017 Published by Routledge, Edited by Gemma Brace, 160 pages ISBN: 9780429620942, 0429620942

The Poster Remediated Published to coincide with 25th International Poster Biennale in Warsaw 2016, Muzeum Plakatu, Author and Curator David Crawley
Photographers and Research - The Role of Research in Contemporary Photographic Practice Published by Routledge, Authors Shirley Read and Mike Simmons, 288 pages ISBN: 978-1138844322

Moving Environments, Affect, Emotion, Ecology, and Film (Environmental Humanities series) Editor by Alexa Weik von Mossner, Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada ISBN 978-1-77112-002-9 (pbk) ISBN 978-1-77112-004-3 (epub) ISBN 978-1-77112-003-6 (pdf)
New Contemporaries Moving Image 1968-2010

Poster Art 150 publication, London Underground's Greatest Designs - Publisher London Transport Museum
One Thing Leads to Another Everything is Connected: Art on the Underground Black Dog Publishing, Authors Tamsin Dillion, Louise Coysh, Charlotte Bonham-Carter
Being-in-the-air The Site, Process and Politics of Dryden Goodwin's Breathe Published by University of Oxford, author Sasha Engelmann, 216 pages

Drawing Projects - An Exploration of the Language of Drawing Published by Black Dog Publishing, Authors Mick Maslen, Jack Southern ISBN: 9781907317255
Images of the Mind Published by Barrister & Principal & Moravian Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic, Authors Ladislav Kesner, Colleen M. Schmitz ISBN 978-3-8353-0973-9 (Juli 2011)

Cast monograph published by Steidl and Photoworks in association with The Photographer's Gallery, with essays by Steven Bode, David Chandler and Camilla Brown
BS1 - a publication to document BS1, a two year programme of creative interventions in response to the evolution of Cabot Circus, Bristol, published by InSite Arts
The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection Catalogue Raisonne Published by the Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
Dryden Goodwin in Conversation with Barney Dicker - Animation: an interdisciplinary journal 123. Sage publications volume 4 issue 3

Figuring Landscapes - Artists' moving image from Australia and the UK- edited by Catherine Elwes, Eu Jin Chua and Steven Ball

the EYE - Dryden Goodwin A documentary film, made and released by Illuminations.
A History of Artists' Film and Video in Britain, 1897-2004 Published by the British Film Institute, written by David Curtis
Portrait Now Published by the National Portrait Gallery, written by Sandy Nairne and Sarah Howgate
The Body in Architecture 010 Publishers, edited by Deborah Hauptmann
Strangers with Angelic Faces Published by Akbank
Video Art Tour Published by I.B. Tauris Catherine Elwes with forward by Sharin Neshat

Minigraph: Dryden Goodwin - selected works 1994-2004 Published by Film and Video Umbrella - monograph and DVD - with essays by Sean Cubitt and Sophie Howarth

Sanctuary - Contemporary Art and Human Rights Published Glasgow Museums
Film Art Phenomena Published by University of California Press written by Nicky Hamlyn

Reality Check - Recent Developments in British Photography and Video Published by The British Council

The Fantastic Recurrence of Certain Situations - Published by The Photographers' Gallery & The British Council

The Other Side of Zero - Video Positive 2000 Published by FACT
Catherine Elwes: Video Loupe a collection of essays by and about the videomaker and critic - published by KT Press

Dryden Goodwin - Recent Video Work Published by Mid Penine Arts
Video Cult/ures - Multimedia installations of the 90s Published by ZKM, Karlsruhe, Dumont Buchverlag, Cologne
COIL - Number 8, published by COIL supported by ACE, Channel 4, LFVA
TRANSCRIPT - volume 3 issue 3, published by School of Fine Art, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art

SOLO x 9: Artists in Clerkenwell Published by EC ARTS and Wigmore Fine Art
Paved with Gold Published by Kettle's Yard
Reel Fiction Published by Wigmore Fine Art

Awards, Nominations and Residencies

Manifest - Policy Lab residency - concurrent artists in residence were Christopher Samuel and Semi-Conductor (December 2022 to April 2023)

First Prize winner in the Big Smoke competition, KraftaDoc (International Festival of Art Films) , Glasgow, Scotland for Unseen: The Lives of Looking

Nominated in the Documentary Feature Competition 24th edition of Camerimage - International Film Festival for the Art of Cinematography, Bydgoszcz, Poland for Unseen: The Lives of Looking
Nominated for the main competition DOX:AWARD CPH:DOX - International Documentary Festival Copenhagen, Denmark for Unseen: The Lives of Looking

Bs1 Residency, Bristol, during the building of Cabot Circus retail centre. commissioned by Neville Gabie and Sam Wilkinson of InSite Arts.

Historic Sites Residency at Lacock Abbey and the Fox Talbot Archive - commissioned by Picture This, Bristol

NESTA Fellowship (National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts)

Research Fellow in Video and/or Digital Media - John Moores University, Liverpool

Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia: Prize winner ‘Outstanding Achievement in a Video Production’ (for 'Hold')

Public Talks & Presentations

Speaker part of Clean Air Day: Climate Network Think-In - Tate Modern in discussion with clean air ambassador Julie Tucker, urban planner Amandeep Kellay, and 'Breathe' producer Lucy Wood, Invisible Dust.
Future of Participation - Can we learn to do policy differently? City Hall, London - presentation and panel discussion July 10th 2023
Keynote Speaker part of London Fevers, Frets, and Futures: uncertainty and new ecologies for post-Covid healthcare - Association for Medical Humanities Annual International Conference, in collaboration with the Institute of Advanced Studies, UCL
Speaker part of Never at Sea: symposium - King College London, artists Working with Socially and Community Engaged Practices

Breathe:2022 - Finale - Public Projection - Lewisham Old Town Hall, talk at 9th Life, Catford - with Sadiq Khan
Panel discussion with Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah (Ella Roberta Family Foundation), Shonagh Manson (Assistant Director of Culture and Creative Industries, GLA), Dr Ian Mudway (Imperial College) and Breathe:2022 artist Dryden Goodwin, We Breathe, Together: A Day of Community Air Action and Exploration - at the Horniman Museum
Breathe:2022 + Climate Emergency Strand Launch for Lewisham London Borough of Culture, with Anjali Raman-Middleton (Choked Up), Sarah Golding (Trinity Laban), Amaarah Roze (Climate Home), Dryden Goodwin (Breathe:2022 artist), Kas Darley (Teatro Vivo) 9th Life, Catford
Artist's talk - Work Show Grow

Speaker part of Imagination: Why is it as Important to Medicine and Science as the Creative arts? In this unique event, five practitioners/scientists explore and contrast the role of imagination in their respective disciplines: Dr Elisabetta Groseppi (Virology and Global Health), Prof Jane Saffell (Neurobiology and HE Innovation), Prof Dryden Goodwin (Fine Art), Prof Mike Walker (Design), Dr Thushari Welikala (Innovation and interculturality in HE). St Georges, University of London

Artist's talk part of Contemporary Drawing Symposium, University of Gloucestershire, organised and curated by Jack Southern, alongside Barbara Walker, Tim Knowles & Jessie Brennan.

Post screening talk, following the screening of 'Skill' at the Colloquium for Unpopular Culture, part of the Draper Interdisciplinary Masters Programme at NYU, New York University, USA, curated by Sukhdev Sandu

Speaker part of the symposium Optic Nerve, in discussion with curator and programmer Edwin Carels and eye surgeon Tjerd de Faber, hosted by Piet Zwart Institute and the International Film Festival, Rotterndam, Netherlands
Speaker for Thinkspace! with John O'Keefe, Ian Richie and Jeremy Melvin, hosted by The Bartlett School of Architecture, Wilkins Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, University College London
Artist’s Talk, Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton

Artist’s Talk, Royal Danish Art Academy, Copenhagen, Denmark
Artist’s Talk, University of Gloucestershire
Artist’s Talk, London College of Communication
Artist’s Talk, Teesside University Fine Art Programme and Mima
Speaker, for Unseen, A symposium, curated by Gareth Evan, speakers included Lavinia Greenlaw and Tom Overton, National Maritime Museum, London
Keynote Lecture, for Queen's House Conference -'Ways of Seeing', National Maritime Museum, London

Artist’s Talk, Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University
Artist in Conversation, conversation with Jack Southern part of 'Drawing Making, Making Drawing', Drawing Room, London

Encounters with Portraiture: exploring with the pencil and lens - talk as part of University College London's, lunch time lecture series
Victorian and Albert Museum, London, talk as part of Art of the Poster conference
Keynote speaker at the Drawing Inspiration Awards, for the Campaign for Drawing

Houses of Parliament - 'Breathe' Talk & Turner Updated - to the Environmental Selected Committee, discussing 'Breathe', showing on St Thomas's Hospital, situated opposite the Houses of Parliament
De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex - Gareth Evans in Conversation with Dryden Goodwin in association with 'Everything Flows - The Art of Getting in the Zone'
De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex - On Balance, Panel discussion chaired by Quentin Cooper
Foyles bookshop Gallery, Charing Cross Road - in conversation with Jack Southern in association with the publication 'Drawing Projects' written by Mick Maslen and Jack Southern, published by Blackdog publishing

National Portrait Gallery, London - Picturing Everyman - Geoff Dyer in conversation with Dryden Goodwin, chaired by Camilla Brown

National Portrait Gallery, London - Understanding British Portraits
National Academy of the Arts, Bergen, Norway

Tate Modern - Animation Breakdown
Hasselblad Foundation, Gothenburg, Sweden
Offsite Insight - studio visit for the Contemporary Arts Society

Princeton University Museum, James Stewart Theater, New Jersey, USA 'With the Hand in Mind: A Conversation with Artists Dryden Goodwin and Jacco Olivier', moderated by Sarah Elson with Ben Coonley
Brighton, Photo Fringe in association with Photoworks and the University of Brighton
Photographer’s Gallery, London
A Holiday in Heathrow Airport with Alain de Botton, organised by the School of Life, London

Platform International Animation Festival, Portland Museum of Art, Portland, OR, USA
National Academy of the Arts, Bergen, Norway

Chisenhale Gallery, London
Narrative Symposium, Kettles Yard, Cambridge
National Portrait Gallery, London
Pro-Arte Institute, St Petersburg, Russia
Sotheby's Institute, London

Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester

Bunkier Gallery, Krakow, Poland
National Film Theatre, London, UK Artists Film and Video Season

Moderna Galerija, Ljubljana, Slovenia
National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, Bradford
Tate Britain, London
Tate Modern, London - presentation followed by in-conversation with Tim Marlowe and Nan Goldin

Tranz Tech 2001 - The Toronto International Video Art Biennial, Toronto, Canada

Tate Liverpool, Liverpool

Arts Council and Tate Artists Film and Video series - Tate Britain, London
LUX Cinema, London

Teaching

Professor The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London

Reader The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London

Lecturer The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London

Teaching positions at Goldsmiths College, Central St Martins, The Slade School of Fine Art, UCL
Visiting Tutor including Royal College of Art, Goldsmiths College, London College of Communication; Manchester Metropolitan University; Camberwell School of Art
International, projects and teaching including Faculty of Fine Art, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh; Pacific North West College of Art, Portland, Oregon, USA; National Academy of the Arts, Bergen, Norway; Pro-Arte Institute, St Petersburg, Russia; Ontario College of Art and Design, Toronto, Canada.