Jamie House MA PGCE ARPS
BIO
Jamie combines art practice with photography and extended listening practices to enable non- anthropocentric readings of post-industrial sites. His experimental practice research methods include multi-sensory technological methods of observation, employing field recordings, VHF (Very high frequency), radio waves, Geiger counters, textual responses.
Jamie is a multi-award-winning artist researcher and module leader for MA photography at Plymouth University UK, has presented his work at International and National symposia and has exhibited and published widely including most recently:
Guest speaker at the International Association of Photography and Theory (IAPT) Cyprus.
Speaker at Test Space: Expositions of practice-led Research Symposium CAST, Helston.
Phytogenesis II Provocations of Plants, Philosophy and Photography. International Symposium University of Plymouth, North East Photography collective, Newcastle University.
The Northern Eye International Photography, speaker alongside Alys Tomlison, Craig Easton and Charlie Knight.
Nocturnal Field studies paper, University of Plymouth Doctoral College.
Forthcoming book by CLOAK Publishing
Forthcoming Exhibition PS1 Gallery University for the Arts Plymouth
FENSTER KARST Gallery Plymouth in collaboration with Paul Hillion
Lenscratch magazine feature: Interviewed by Sarah Knobel Associate Professor St Lawerence university NY for Earth Day
Talk at Memory, Site & Artefact research group University for the Arts Plymouth
Talk at ARE (Art, Resilience (research), Economy) international research group
Photographers Gallery London Talk on my practice in conversation with Micheal Salu Artistic Director GRANTA
PHrame Brussels Guest speaker discussing my work alongside SimonRoberts (UK), David Horvitz (CA) Jon Rafman (CA)
Recent interviews about Jamie's Practice:
Lenscratch magazine feature: Interviewed by Sarah Knobel Associate Professor St Lawerence University NY for Earth Day
Photopocene Podcast - Episode 39 https://rb.gy/c5kstp
New Scientist magazine (UK), Daily Telegraph (UK), The Guardian (UK), PHOTO ARTS Book (USA), QUAD book project (UK),Peep Contemporary Art Magazine, Ersatz Camera Work Catalogue (CA), Supermassive Black Hole Photographic Journal (UK), Blotbook, GUP Photography Journal(NL), Recycle Art Catalogue (BX), London Independent Photography Magazine (UK), Without Lenses(USA), Inscape Magazine (UK) Umter (DE) Excerpt Magazine (AU).
Awards
2021 - Artist in Residence Old Jet Arts Centre Suffolk
2021 - Overall Winner British Photography Awards.
2021 - Pink Lady Photography Award Finalist
2020 - Rio “Start something” creative business Award Plymouth.
2021 - Community Sparks Fund Award for Photography project; You are not the person you think I am. lead artist in collaboration with Leadworks CIC.
2020 - Awards for all funding lead artist working on a Photography project with Mind UK.
2020 - Devon community fund working on intergenerational photography project with Help for Heroes and Plymouth Communities together.
2019 - Rank Foundation Time to Shine Leadership programme as studio director for Community Photographic Studios (CIC)
2016 - Chrysalis, Plymouth Art Weekender, people's award.
2016 - AA2A Artist residency Scheme, Plymouth University.
2013 - T103 Textiles Open innovation Centre, Young Professional programme Ronse Belgium in association with UCA & PCA universities.
2012 - Departure Foundation Manchester UK.
2011 - 365 Days of Print New York.
2011 - Bend in the river/Slumgothic Gainsborough UK.
2011 - AM Gallery London Digital Chain Chapter 11.
2007-Arts Council funded, The River Medway, Light Wave a floating light sculpture
Research Groups
TestSpace: Expositions of practice led research group Falmouth University and University of Plymouth.
More-Than-HumanBook Club Barbican library London/online.
APHE: Association for Photography in Higher Education.
Wildlife Sound Recording Society.
Jamie's work in sound has been broadcasted on Radio 3 Mixing it London (UK) and Resonance FM London (UK).Most recently Migration Sounds Oxford University UK,Sites and Memory Project and working with The Freshwater Sounds Archive in collaboration with Dr Jack Greenhalgh Canada Foundation for Innovation.
Contact: info@jamiehouse.co.uk