Artist Info
Susan Aldworth
Susan Aldworth (born 1955) has a background in philosophy, and a strong interest in investigating the workings of the human mind, especially consciousness and our sense of self. Her work on the relationship between the physical brain and our sense of identity has linked her with the Art & Science movement in the UK since the late 1990s, and she is an associate lecturer on the MA Art & Science at Central St Martins. Her work is held in many public and private collections including the V&A, the British Museum, The Fitzwilliam Museum, the British Library and The Wellcome Collection Library in the UK, and Williams College Museum of Art in the USA. Aldworth has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Aldworth is represented by TAG Fine Art, and is a regular presenter on BBC Radio 3 and 4.
Susan Aldworth has a degree in philosophy from Nottingham University, later studying printmaking at Sir John Cass School of Art in London
Recent exhibitions:
Illuminating the Self, Hatton Gallery and Vane, Newcastle
There, where we promenade, Freelands Foundation, London
Body & Mind, Centre for Craft and Design Sleaford , Lincs
Picture Palace, Transition Gallery, London
Other significant recent exhibitions include:
The Dark Self , York St Mary’s
Realisation, The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge
Susan Aldworth: The Portrait Anatomised , The National Portrait Gallery. London
Transience, GV Art, London
Brainstorm, GV Art, London
Mapping the imagination, V&A, London
Reassembling the Self, Hatton Gallery, Newcastle
Sleuthing the Mind, Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York,
Brains: the mind as matter, Wellcome Collection
Mind Maps: Stories from Psychology, Science Museum
Images of the Mind Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden and Moravian Gallery, Brno
Landscapes of the Mind, Williams College Museum of Art, USA
6th International Kyoto Hanga Print Exhibition, Japan.
