Cradeaux Alexander

Originally from the USA and currently working in London. A visual artist, performer, writer, theatre artist and filmmaker (current Director of Luxe Films) keenly interested in the construction of images and personae, and our understanding of our own selves through the complex negotiation of our immediate culture and invented pasts.
My performance and visual art work has been exhibited internationally, including New York, Los Angeles, London and Tokyo, and has recently been featured on BBC's Front Row and CNN International culture programmes.

Royal College of Art (Master's Degree and PhD Candidate Fine Art)
Chelsea College of Art (BA Honours Degree Fine Art)
Lee Strasberg Institute (Performance)

Awards
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (arts grant)
Coutts Sculpture Prize (shortlisted)
Edith C. Blum Foundation (arts grant)
The Peg Santvoord Foundation (arts grant)

Residencies
LCN/Space Gallery (2017), Artist-in-Residence, London
Construction Gallery (2012), Artist-in-Residence, London
eca (Edinburgh College of Art, 2012), Artist-in-Residence
Tokyo Wonder Site (2009), Creator-in-Residence, Tokyo
Visting Artist-in-Residence (1994), Arizona State, Arizona
Artist-in-Residence (1993), Mabou Mines, New York

Exhibitions and Productions
Bow Arts, 'Scripted Bodies', London (solo show)
London Creative Network/Space Gallery (2018), LCN showcase (group show)
King's Head (2017), 'Funeral Meats', London (solo show)
Bow Arts (2017), 'Rhino', London (solo show)
Bow Arts (2016), 'Desire Caught by the Tail', London (solo show)
Wimbledon Space (2016), 'The Golden Face Lift' (solo show)
Dyson Gallery (2016), 'Act Natural', London (exhibiting artist)
Riverlight Gallery (2015), duo exhibition, London (exhibiting artist)
The Rag Factory (2014), ‘Love Kills’, London (as Artistic Director of LUXE/performer)
The Chelsea Theatre (2014), ‘Love Kills’, London (as Artistic Director of LUXE/performer)
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