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Gary Stevens is an Associate Professor at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London. His artistic practice emerged in a conceptual, minimal sculptural context during the 1970s, culminating in experiences across film and live performance. Throughout his career, he has focused on the exploration of complex interdisciplinary relationships between sculptural elements and performance art, engaging both with established artists and emerging performers. Notable works include Invisible Work and Slow Life, showcasing his interest in the dynamics of group interactions and the physicality of performance. He emphasizes the collaborative processes involved in artistic creation, often allowing performances to evolve organically. His research interests span the relationship between sculpture and theatre, particularly examining how performance can articulate narratives of identity and consciousness, reflecting on human interactions within increasingly complex societal frameworks. Throughout his teaching career, Stevens has guided numerous students in critical aspects of Fine Art practice, fostering an inclusive environment for artistic expression.
Slade School of Fine Art • London
Teaching and research in Fine Art.
Slade School of Fine Art • London
Lecturer in BA Fine Art.
Byam Shaw School of Art, University of the Arts London • London
Associate Lecturer in BA Fine Art.
Wimbledon School of Art, University of the Arts London • London
Tutor for MA Drawing.
Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford • Oxford
Research Fellow.
Middlesex University, London • London
Tutor for MA Fine Art.
Goldsmith’s School of Art, University of London • London
Tutor and admissions tutor for BA Fine Art.