Shirley Chubb

Shirley Chubb’s practice focuses on broadening the reach, impact and communicative potential of the visual arts where she works across disciplines to find common territories of thinking and practice. Within museums and archives her approach to site specific locations involves significant collaboration and negotiation with curators and conservators in order to push at the boundaries of representation within exhibition environments. 

Her exhibitions Thinking Path and Pen Rest considered Charles Darwin’s synchronic approach to knowledge and prompted an interest in the mechanics of motion, with her current work focusing on how visual art might become an effective means to manifest the significance of walking through particular environments and landscapes.

Her work within the Health Sciences has involved interactive arts and health projects developed in collaboration with physiotherapists and academics. Recent research has contributed to the fields of art & science, health & wellbeing, narrative research, photography and archive research and museum studies.

Her work has been shown throughout the UK and is held in public and private collections.

 

News

Shirley Chubb has been awarded the 2021 Creative Physiotherapy Scholarship at Auckland University of Technology where she will be working with Professor David Nicholls in the Faculty of Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences - Te Ara Hauora A Pūtaiao.