Raising the Sittingbourne Barn is a long-term project by artist Kieren Reed exploring grassroots methods of designing and making new buildings, with the aim of creating a functional artwork and a new permanent ‘barn’ in Milton…
A functional and social sculpture, Kieren Reed's headquarters for Whitstable Biennale 2012 explores the very nature of functional sculpture, use values and social architecture, addressing notions of audience participation and relational art practice.
Aesthetically influenced by 1950’s social housing schemes and utilitarian architecture, Kieren Reed created a sculptural intervention, which became the Whitstable Biennale Headquarters for the duration of the 2010 festival. Placed on the shingle beach, next…
Kieren Reed is interested in functionality, the concepts of collaboration and the possibilities of de-authoring an artwork. From the Ground up, (A) Social Building is a new social artwork for Whitstable Biennale 2014, creating a…
Kieren Reed is interested in functionality, the concepts of collaboration and the possibilities of de-authoring an artwork. From the Ground up, (A) Social Building is a new social artwork for Whitstable Biennale 2014, creating a unique…
New work commissioned for Whitstable Biennale 2010 included Anna Lucas, Ian Giles, Katie Paterson, Kieren Reed, Adam Chodzko, Augusto Corrieri, Lucienne Cole, Ruth Beale & Karen Mirza. Central to Whitstable Biennale 2010 was a programme…