Craig Wood B.A.(Hons) Fine Art

• 2nd year tutor, BA Fine Art. 
• Tutor, MA 
• Admissions Officer plus interviews 
• Visual Studies 2 & 3, Marketing & Self Promotion

• 25 years experience as a practicing artist working with; commercial galleries, public funded institutions and artist run spaces. 
• Long term projects developing the relationship between Fine Art and Design

• The use of techniques, formats and contexts to convey concepts. 
• Interdisciplinary practice.

The exploration of the spectrum afforded by site specific practice.

• Site Specific practice. 
• Interdisciplinary practice. 
• Contextualisation 
• Collaboration

• Working as a self employed, independent arts 
• Researcher on CIME project. 
• Long term project managing the transition of conceptual Fine Art based interactive wallpaper to mass produced commercial application. ( in collaboration with Graham and Brown )

• Modern Medicine : Building One, London. 
• Craig Wood Zeichnungen: Kunsthalle Nurnberg/Castello di. 
• Rivara, English/German essay by Christine Hopfengart. ‘93 
• Installation Art , Thames and Hudson, 1994 
• Walls are Talking , Whitworth Art Gallery, University of Manchester. 2010. 
• 'We Have The Mirrors,We Have The Plans', Oriel Mostyn,Llandudno 2010.

• 2001-'03 External Examiner, Dept of Sculpture, U.W.I.C. 
• 2005 Selector for Mostyn Open, Llandudno. 
• 2006 Curated "Titled" exhibition, Mission Gallery, Swansea. 
• 2007 Selector for Fine Art at National Eisteddfod in Swansea. Selector for Spike Island Print Open. Catalogue essay for Russel Maggs, Glynn Vivian Gallery.
• 2008- Board member of Locws International. 
• 2013 Essay on Paul Emmanuel for Open Frequency, Axis, 

Currently

• Co- curating Public Information with Peter Finnemore, Sept.’15 
• Working towards solo show in Chongqing, China. Dec ‘14 
• Working towards Out Of Nothing show at Centre of Contemporary Art Tbilisi. Nov ‘14
• Farm Shop 2, Oriel Myrddin, Carmarthen, Sept ‘14
• Working towards The Book Project, The Glynn Vivian Gallery, Swansea. March ’15.
• Working towards solo show at the Institute of Contemporary
• Interdisciplinary Art, University of Bath. ‘14/’15