Featured Group Exhibitions

Analogue Virtual Worlds:
Display holography at the dawn of cyberspace. Work from the Jonathan Ross Collection.

Based on David Bohm’s interest in holography and his proposal that the universe is a hologram, in which what we see is really holographic.

Art in Holography: Light, Space and Time. Presented in connection with the 11th International Symposium on Display Holography, held at the University of Aveiro.

The Unsupported Mark – Drawing with Holography, curated by Andrew Pepper.

This tiny installation using 35mm slides was shown as part of Film Free and Easy at Primary, Nottingham. Curated by Frank Abbott.

A student-led gallery within the Fine Art studios at Nottingham Trent University which hosted a series of curated exhibitions.

The Alternative Document was both an exhibition and an international symposium hosted by the University of Lincoln. Bringing together artists exploring performance, documentation, and the traces of creative action.

A selection of works from the Jonathan Ross collection highlighting a focus on the response to light by the artist.

Summer group exhibition at the HoloCentre on Governors Island, New York, USA curated by Dr. Martina Mrongovius.

Drawology at the Lanchester Gallery, Coventry University, brings together artists exploring how drawing can record both its own making and the movement of thought and body.

A month-long performative exhibition at Bonington Gallery bringing together artists in residence to explore drawing through light, movement and spatial intervention as part of Performing Drawology.

Final-year Fine Art students at the University of Lincoln showcased small-scale work in a fundraising exhibition at Project Space Plus, with Andrew Pepper contributing Fragment Top Left (Shallow/Smooth).

Celebrating its 170th anniversary, Nottingham Trent University’s School of Art & Design brought together more than 100 artworks by former students.

Drawology explored the expanded field of contemporary drawing, with Pepper’s PA Redrawn – Line translating hand-drawn gesture into holographic space.

Artists were invited to create small announcement cards as either a ‘call’ or a ‘response’ for display in the Wellingore exhibition cabinets, exploring chance interactions within everyday notices.

A selection of abstract holograms by British and American artists from the 1980s and 1990s, including two works by Andrew Pepper.

Artists were asked to consider themselves and their practice as islands. An island may be the work of one practitioner, that of an established collaboration, or a group brought together by common concerns.

Five artists were invited to submit a piece of work together with its transport packaging. Each piece was shown, with its packing materials, in a vitrine located outside the Bonington Gallery.

Selected work from the Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection. Holograms 2 toured major museums in the UK.

A touring exhibition curated from the Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection, highlighting an extensive range of work in holography.

The work of eight artists, selected to make a series of (mini) major artworks and interventions within a miniature townscape.

An exhibition of thirty-four artists and studios selected from the Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection, which toured major museums in the UK.

Arts Council England commissioned Axisweb to curate an exhibition on the first floor of its national office at Great Peter Street in London. Staff from Arts Council England selected nine works, which were installed in July 2010.

A touring exhibition to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the hologram – including art, commercial and display holography.

An exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the hologram, which was invented by Hungarian scientist Dennis Gabor in Rugby in 1947.

A touring exhibition celebrating the 60th anniversary of the hologram – including art, commercial, and display holography.

London Fields Artists – an Open Studios exhibition by SPACE artists at Victor House, Hackney, London.

MFA graduate exhibition including projected light installations displaying animated points and lines ‘drawn’ in space..

Andrew Pepper’s first public exhibition at the University of Nottingham, Adult Education Centre.