About: patricia wilson smith
contemporary visual artist

'Drawings in four dimensions' '

Patricia Wilson Smith is a visual artist whose practice combines photography, drawing and digital media to explore the natural world. Her work is haunted by film, philosophy and modern literature.

She also organises and curates arts events. This summer she again manages a programme of art exhibitions and events at the Margate Harbour Arm Gallery , curating and collaborating with artists and makers across the South East.

She lives and works in South East England, completed a Masters Degree in Canterbury in 1998 and now has a studio in Margate.

Exhibitions 2011

BETA - Kaleidoscope Gallery, Sevenoaks, Kent. Until January 7th

VESSEL - co-curated with Jill Robin: 7 women artists in 3 Canterbury churches 15-29 October for Canterbury Festival

Kairos - Pier Group Show at the Harbour Arm Margate 14-23 October

Being DIGITAL -The impact of digital technology on our lives
Curated Showand exhibited along with 9 other artists at the Harbour Arm Gallery, Margate 16 April - 2 May 2011:

Meefurst and the Mechanical Elephant for 'Adventures in Comics' at Marine Studios January 2011:

Exhibitions 2009/10

'The Lupin Garden' an installation and participatory art event . Margate Harbour Arm Gallery 9- 31st October,2010

'Showcase' Group Show, Margate Harbour Arm Gallery,12-20th June

'May Day Open' curated at Margate Harbour Arm Gallery, 1 - 12 May

'Made to Fit' 20th Mar - 17th April 2010. An exhibition of very small work by female artists. The 14th Women'sWork Exhibition at The Willis Museum. Basingstoke.

'In response' - Nov-Dec 2009. An Alturnertive Art Show at the Harbour Arm Gallery, Margate

'On Margate Sands' - Aug-Sept 2009. Solo show at the Harbour Arm Gallery, Margate

'Turner Contemporary Open' - June 2009. Turner Project Space, Margate, Kent

'Made in Margate' - curated: May 2009. Work by local professional artists at the Harbour Arm Gallery, Margate

'Bowing Out' - photographs from the archive created for the Marlowe theatre in Canterbury, prior to its closure in March 2009.