Ackroyd & Harvey
Collaborating since 1990, they have exhibited in galleries, museums, public spaces and sites of special interest including; Science Gallery London (2024); Hayward Gallery, London (2023); Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, USA (2023); Biennale of Sydney, Australia (2022); Somerset House, London (2022); Tate Modern, London (2021); Ashmolean Museum, Oxford (2018); Aarhus Triennale, Denmark (2017); The David Attenborough Building, Cambridge (2016); Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London (2012).
Fiona Cunningham-Reid
Fiona studied film at the London Film School and worked in the camera department on many feature films including My Beautiful Laundrette and Superman 3. Documentary films include a deep, dark look into her own family, The Real Country House; Sydney underworld legend, Croc-a Dyke Dundee; award winning Feed Them to the Cannibals, the Sydney Lesbian and Gay Mardi Gras; and Groundswell, an inspiring story of a farming revolution. Most of Fiona's films are shaped and edited by Catherine Arend.
Louisa Buck
Louisa Buck is a writer and broadcaster on contemporary art. She is a Contributing Editor and London Contemporary Art Correspondent for The Art Newspaper and a regular reviewer and commentator on BBC radio and TV and a range of publications.
She is the author of a number of catalogue essays for institutions including Tate, Whitechapel Gallery, ICA London, MCA Australia and Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.
Her books include Moving Targets 2: A User’s Guide to British Art Now (Tate 2000); Owning Art: The Contemporary Art Collector’s Handbook (Cultureshock Media 2006); Commissioning Contemporary Art : A Handbook for Curators, Collectors and Artists (Thames & Hudson 2012); and Going Public, a report, commissioned by ACE and Museums Sheffield (2016).
Louisa was a judge for the 2005 Turner Prize and is a founding member of The Gallery Climate Coalition.
