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Andrew Dodds, 'Underfall', 2009; biodiversity survey of a dry dock, Bristol. Photo: Chris Kennedy, courtesy The Architecture Centre, Bristol.
Milton Creek Resident Artist Andrew Dodds The Milton Creek Artists Residency has been developed in response to the Landscape Project and will aim to: · Frame and articulate the existing and inspirational character and qualities of Milton Creek (such as the juxtaposition of the post industrial landscape alongside its major growing industries) · Engage audiences with the heritage and future of the site, making connections between the existing natural landscapes and its future as a space for recreation and tourism.
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Andrew Dodds, 'Arcadia Amongst the Ruins', 2008; field guide to the flora of brownfield sites, County Leitrim, Ireland. Andrew Dodds is a Belfast-born artist, now based in London. He is particularly noted for his context-specific works exploring our historical and cultural relationship with ‘nature’, the ‘voice’, and the shared potentialities of public space. He consistently engages and acknowledges others in the imagining, production and reception of his artwork, often questioning received structures and certainties within and beyond the art arena. Dodds' work has been exhibited and commissioned widely at major public galleries, artist-run spaces and non-gallery sites. Recent exhibitions include Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead (2009), Azad Art Gallery, Tehran (2010), Airfield Trust, Dublin (2009) and The Architecture Centre, Bristol (2009). His publications and writings are distributed internationally through book fairs, art journals including Frieze, and artists' publisher Book Works, London.
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