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Luke Fowler
Luke Fowler & Kosten Koper
The Way Out, 2003.
Courtesy The Artist and The Modern Institute, Glasgow
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Luke Fowler's work often investigates counterculture. To date he
has made three films each profiling radical thinkers. The work he is showing
in the Triennial, Pilgrimage from
Scattered Points focuses on the English composer Cornelius Cardew,
whose avant-garde orchestra celebrates the view that 'anyone can play'.
By using found footage, first-person interviews, archival materials and
reinterpretations of original texts – Fowler examines the contradictions
and conflicts that developed within the orchestra. His film experiments
with a documentary style to reflect the nature of his subjects and his
own involvement in their representation.
Biography
Born in 1978 in Glasgow
1996–2000 Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee
Selected Solo Exhibitions
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2003
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The Way Out, Cubitt Gallery, London
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2001
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UTO: The Technology of Tears, Casco Project Space, Utrecht, Holland
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2000
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The Social Engineer, Transmission Gallery, Glasgow
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Selected Group Shows
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2005
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Becks Futures, ICA, London
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2002
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Manifesta 4, Frankfurt
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2000
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Beyond, Dundee Contemporary Arts
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Lives and works in Glasgow
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