Francis Whorrall-Campbell
Franc*s Whorrall-Campbell
(b.1995) is an artist, researcher, writer and sometimes art critic from the UK. Under the guidance of their own transness, they experiment with questions of bodily authority, knowledge and possibility to produce artwork and texts in various media and formats.
Contact
franceswhorrallcampbell@outlook.com
CV
Work
Full portfolio available upon request
Forthcoming
'Where Is The Queer Rave?', e-flux Criticism, March 2023
The Cowboy, text to accompany the exhibition 'Trickster Figures', curated by Jes Fernie at MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, February 2023
Trap Piece 7 (BPA), in the exhibition 'The Taste of Water', Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Vienna, November 2022 - March 2023
Recent
2022
Stone Blues, in the exhibition 'An Aberration', Under Projects, Cape Town, December 2022
FALSE WIFE / FELLOW TRAPS, with Jamie Crewe, Art/Work Association, Auto Italia, London, December 2022
'Wall-nut', The Contemporary Journal, December 2022
'Through the back door: a conversation about marginalised artists and public programming' with Kelly Lloyd and Anna Barham, Modern Art Oxford, November 2022
‘Huw Lemmey and Onyeka Igwe: Ungentle’, Art Monthly, November 2022
Cons-piracy, edition produced for 'Window Texts', CCA Derry~Londonderry, November 2022
‘Moving Home: Reflections on the Brent Biennial 2022’, ArtReview, September 2022
‘Lou Lou Sainsbury: Earth is a deadname’, Art Monthly, August 2022
Reading as part of Speech Sounds, curated by Iarlaith Ni Fheorais, Montez Press Radio, July 2022
The Pocket's Delight: A Conversation on Essays, Secrecy and Signs, Camden Art Centre, July 2022
'An Extraordinary Sketch' and 'Baudelaire', The Hythe, 87 Press, June 2022
Trap Piece 1 (She Studies But She Does Not Learn), in the exhibition 'Speech Sounds', VISUAL Carlow, June - August 2022
‘Pocket Theory’, The White Review, June 2022
I WANT TO GET OFF, Montez Press Radio, June 2022
Untitled and Trap Museum, in the exhibition 'Carpeted Stares', AMP Gallery Peckham, London, June 2022
‘Let The Song Hold Us: Review’, Corridor8, June 2022
'Cornelia Parker at Tate Britain - reviewed', Apollo, May 2022
Meeting in Private in Public, conversation with Rindon Johnson, Art/Work Association, Auto Italia, London, April 2022
'V.L. - Gallery Diary(s): A Proposal for a Trans-Fictional Criticism’, Association for Art Historians 2022 Conference, April 2022
'Producing Knowledge In and Of Africa and the African Diaspora', conversation with Nicola Brandt, Denise Lim & Sumayya Vally, Stanford University, CA, April 2022
Making a Narrative ARK, online workshop with Ugly Duck, London
Introduction to Kalliga, A., (ed.), Artist Run Dialogues (Space52: Athens, 2022)
'Jesse Darling: No Medals No Ribbbons', Art-Agenda, March 2022
‘Home Bodies: Reconfigurations of the Nuclear Home’, Architectural Review, March 2022
I WANT TO GET OFF, Montez Press Radio, January 2022
Queer Use Reading Group, Eastside Projects, Birmingham, January 2022
2021
‘The Queer White Hole: Possibilities for Trans Life in Space’, Architectural Review, November 2021
How to write a door and walk through, CCA Derry~Londonderry, November-December 2021
Conversations Across Place, ed. Nicola Brandt & Frances Whorrall-Campbell (The Green Box: Berlin, 2021)
pocket-theory.uk, Wysing Arts Centre, March 2021
Three...Redux, solo performance at San Mei, London, July 2021
Underarchive, in the exhibition 'Concealed in the Half Light', Catalyst Arts, Belfast, August-September 2021
Why We We Ecstatic, edition produced for CCA Derry~Londonderry, August 2021
'Audible Worlds', Art Monthly, April 2021
'Light as a Mirror, Voice as a Frame', collaboration with Laura Hindmarsh, January 2021
‘Digital Art and Trans Archiving’, Art-Agenda, January 2021
‘Notes from Up High and Down Below’, in Prototype Anthology 3 (Prototype Press, London: 2021)
‘Eurydice’, in Second Factory (Ugly Duckling Presse, New York: 2021)
The Book of Babel (Death of Workers Whilst Building Skyscrapers, Manchester: 2021)
2020
‘The Room We’re In, or Material is the Limit: a partial history of Ian White’s performances, 2000-2013’, Estate of Ian White, DAAD & LUX, December 2020
‘Morgan Quaintance Early Years, introduced by Frances Whorrall-Campbell’, Vdrome, October 2020
'The Pandemic Will Not Be Televised', Art Monthly, September 2020
‘The Manual of Instructions’, Datableed 13, August 2020
‘Snakes’, in A Queer Anthology of Wilderness (Pilot Press: London) March 2020
Awards
2022 ARTWORKS Prize, Visual Carlow
2021 Longlisted for the Desparate Literature Short Story Prize for V. L. Gallery Diary(s)
2021-23 Research Associate, CCA Derry~Londonderry
2020 AMPlify, Wysing Arts Centre
2019-20 Cliff Davies Graduate Scholarship, Oxford University
Teaching
2022-23 'Distance and Distraction', 2nd Year Undergraduate Course, Ruskin School of Art, Oxford
2021 Special Lecture and Writing Workshop, Wimbledon College of Art, London
Misc
Archivist with Digital Archive of Artists' Publishing, Banner Repeater, 2021 - ongoing