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.
The InBetween // Stoddart Cottage // Until Sunday 26 January 'The space between things is not empty', noted the author, Don Miguel Ruiz. In this group exhibition, Katie Hallam, Casey Macaulay, Tessa Warburton, Kris Waldin, Celia Wilson and Jo Ernsten explore the question of what resides in the between spaces
In early 2023, my friend Casey Macaulay and I set out to explore collaborative working and playful, uninhibited making. This evolved into a loosely-structured game, and a continuous kōrero about what it means to exhibit, to collaborate and to make time for individual creative practice amidst competing priorities. Mail
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,
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 it
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