Philip Lee - Portfolio

Photography & Films

Sixteen Dada Heads

Sixteen Dada Heads is a film by Cally Trench and Philip Lee

exhibited with, and embodying, the book, 16 Dada Heads by Cally Trench and Philip Lee

BABE
The Arnolfini, Bristol
11-12 April 2015

Part of Book Acts curated by Sophie Loss

Exercise Slip

A time-lapse film by Cally Trench of a performance with clay by Philip Lee

Shown in At Play 2012 at OVADA, Oxford.

Curated by Cally Trench and Dr Outi Remes
29 June - 5 August 2012.

Also shown in Hoopla!, a pop-up event at Sugarhouse Studios Curated by Tessa Garland on 13 July 2012

Exercise Slip was exhibited in a show reel at the British Ceramics Biennial 2013 at the Original Spode Factory in Stoke-on-Trent
8 - 13 October 2013

Skin and Slip

By Philip Lee and Cally Trench
A film of a made-for-camera performance with clay

Shown in
Surfaces: Works on Paper
at Sput+Nik Gallery, Praça Marquês do Pombal, Porto, Portugal

Curated by
Steve Perfect
and John McDowall

15 June - 28 July 2012

Body Body Clay Pane

A film by Jonathan Roe
of a performance by
Cally Trench and Philip Lee

was shown in
Tradition and Innovation:
Five Decades of Harrow Ceramics at
Contemporary Applied Art
in London

Curated by Tessa Peters

20 April - 9 June 2012

Slip and Chalk

Three films by Philip Lee, assisted by Cally Trench and Edward Lee

Two of the three films were part of the 101 Project at LAB, New York, USA

The 101 Project was initiated by Sophie Loss, developed and co-ordinated by Sophie Loss and John McDowall, additional supervision by Joanna Hill with the help of Judy Goldhill, Claire Deniau and Steve Perfect

4 - 25 November 2011

Suffolk Rite & Somersaults

Two video works by Cally Trench, Judy Goldhill and Philip Lee

Part of the Camouflage project

August 2011

Camouflage

On-going photography project
by Judy Goldhill, Philip Lee and Cally Trench

Earth

An installation and video piece created collaboratively
with Romain Forquy

September 2008
The project included a performance for stills and video cameras. It is a continuation of Lee's 'Slip' series of live body performances.
For Earth Lee was submerged beneath the leaf litter in a woodland location. More theatrical than Lee's previous Slip performances he emerges from the ground.