D O M I N I Q U E C R O
A B O U T
Dominique Cro
New media artist
Living and working in London
EDUCATION
First Class BA Fine Art degree, Kingston University, 2015
EXHIBITIONS & SCREENINGS
Futures Past, arebyte Gallery,
27 October 2022 - 28 January 2023
Orbit: Ridley Road Digital Winter Series commission and screening, Ridley Road Market Bar, 2022, supported by Arts Council
Kammerflimmern, Heizhaus, Nuremberg, outdoor projection map + online screening, 2022
Xi-Clone Drēmzü: Dominique Cro x Ben Coiacetto, design and build by Typeone, hosted by ArtSect Gallery, online exhibition 2021
https://xi-clone-dremzu.artsect.xyz
Routes: ReA! Art Prize Winners, Scalo Lambrate, Milan 2021
Correspondance x The Photographers' Gallery, online show, 2021
Tits & Co, online exhibition, 2020
660sqft, Affrica Studio, online exhibition, 2020
Running Time, Frigg Studio, London, 2020
Depictions of Living, The Art Pavilion, London, 2020
Art Fritter, Art Fritter Van Gallery, travelling exhibition, London 2020
London Group Open 2019, The Cello Factory, London, 2019
People Just Watch TV screening, It’s Her Factory, The Victoria, London, 2019
Green Fingers screening with Faultress, BBC Music Introducing Live, London 2018
Wearing a Stranger’s Genes screening, It’s Her Factory, The Victoria, London, 2018
TEDxTottenham, ADA College, London, 2017
IN-RESIDENCE, Kitsch Studio, London, 2016
Associates, Five Years Gallery, London, 2015
Kingston University Fine Art Degree Show, Kingston University, London, 2015
Bodmin, Kingston University, London, 2015
Us and Things, Art Lacuna Gallery, London, 2015
Pasteurized Prepared Cheese Product, Cavendish Gallery, London, 2015
12 Hour Cell, Lilford Gallery, Canterbury, 2014
12 Hour Cell, The Kave Gallery,
St Leonards –on– Sea, 2014
ART FAIRS
Art Basel Miami: ArtSect Gallery OVR plots 2021
DCentral Miami 2021
ReA! Art Fair, Fabricca del Vapore, Milan, 2020, awarded the ReA! Art Prize 2020
GRANTS
Orbit: Ridley Road Digital Winter Series commission and screening, Ridley Road Market Bar, 2022, supported by Arts Council
Fr33dom Road, 2018, supported by Arts Council
12 Hour Cell, Stanley Picker Travel Award, Kingston University, 2013.
COLLECTIONS
Orbit: Ridley Road Digital Winter Series commission and screening, Ridley Road Market Bar, 2022, supported by Arts Council
ID Me, Kingston University Printmaking Collection, Kingston University, London, 2014
PUBLICATIONS
Futures Past, arebyte Gallery, 2022
Issue 8: The Environmental Issue, Haus a Rest Zine, online feature, 2020
Power House, Standard, edition 1, 2016
PRESS/INTERVIEWS
RED-EYE, 2023
ReA!, 2023
Interview with arebyte Gallery on Futures Past, 2022
Como Mag, 2021
Dare Clan, issue 41, 2021
RESIDENCIES
Artist at Cyclic Matter Arts Organisation 2019 - 2020
Doug Fishbone Residency, Kingston University, London, 2015
Bodmin Residency, Bodmin, Cornwall, 2014. Funded by the Stanley Picker Travel Award
RADIO
Podcast Radio Marten 'Creasing Patterns in Image-led Societies', Cyclic Matter, Olho Marinho, Portugal, 2020
CURATORIAL PROJECTS
I knock on your skin, SET Woolwich, group show, 2022
ArtSect Gallery, Head of Arts and Exhibitions 2021 - 2022
Fr33dom Road, The Bernie Grant Art Centre, London, 2018. Supported by Arts Council England
Interfaces Monthly, Barbican x The Trampery, 2016 - 2018
WORK
Institutions I've worked with include Sadie Coles HQ, White Cube, David Zwirner, Barbican, Hayward Gallery, Auto Italia Gallery, ICA, Christie's, Perimeter Gallery, V.O Curations, SET Studios, The Trampery, Bernie Grant Art Centre, Convergence, Five Years Gallery, Stanley Picker Gallery and Dorich House Museum.
Full CV available upon request
Dominique Cro is a new media artist living and working in London. Cro utilises the concept of time travel to observe two major hyperobjects that continue to change the course of humankind – digitisation and the Chthulucene. Cro works in moving image, CGI animation, installation, photography and digital design. Her practice combines documentary of the current socio-ecological environment with speculative fiction. She applies feminist worldbuilding as a tool to explore alternative realities, with a focus on more-than-human perspectives.
