British-born artist living far from home. Sharing my foragings as I dig around the artworld unqualified. Forged in DIY-punk culture, my work is dark, light, philosophical and connected to place.
I am a few hours away from finishing new work for a show. Not a few hours from this moment (in this moment I am with my five-year-old daughter as she watches one of the film adaptations of How The Grinch Stole Christmas [Seuss, 1957], because is 4pm, it'
For Back Catalogue, I share significant projects from the last few years. This content had a home on my old website and I want to keep it alive. Land Marks [Hallam Moors] Drawings, 2023. This is a land I have moved across many times. This is a land I lived
11 August - 12 September 2024, Rangiora Chamber Gallery For her debut exhibition Little Landmarks, Katie Hallam acts as a reporter from the edges of Waimakariri waterways, and presents works that simultaneously reveal and obscure her observations. Blending drawing, painting and printmaking, Hallam contemplates the way land and objects on
I closed down my Wix site yesterday and it's a weight off my mind. The bill always arrived just before Christmas (for Christ's sake), and it never felt like good value for money. Then I discovered https://boycottwix.org/ and knew I had to ditch them