Georgina Cook

Born in London, much of my work is concerned with the environments and communities that I find myself in.

My (now archived) blog Drumz of the South and associated photographs and events are considered seminal to the documentation and growth of South London’s early Dubstep scene from 2004 onwards.

I have collaborated with artists and labels including Burial, Ashes57, Vex’d, Souljazz and DMZ and have shown work at Tate Modern & V&A.

I graduated with a 1st degree BA (Hons) Fine Art with Combined Media at Croydon College in 2010 with ‘Transcending The Photographic Surface,” an installation of auto-biographical photographic sculpture. My work since then has included community arts facilitation and curation.

Much of my most recent work explores the human relationship to nature.

First Degree BA (hons) Fine Art with Combined Media - Croydon School of Art.

NCTJ Press Photography - The Sheffield College.

2018: Who Wants a Rewind? Installation - Tate Modern, London
2014:
City of Light, solo exhibition as part of Crystal Palace Art Trail, Antenna Studios, London
2013:
Drumzofthesouth - Snapshot, Solo exhibition, The Vinyl Library, London
Japanese Guide to Dubstep, book- 12 page insert, Japan
2012: mappingthepalace.co.uk
2011:
SubCulture: Visions of Sound, Halycon Record Shop NYC & The Morgan NYC, Group Mixed Media
Conversations with my Conscience: The London Riots, London, Group Show,
LAVA Gallery London, Solo Show, Photography
2010:
The Sketchbook Project U.S Tour, Group Show
Photo night of the year Bristol, UK, Group Show, Photographic Slideshow to music
2009:
Sonic Life Cycles: The Psycho-Geography of Genre, UCL Urban Studies, Video
Architecture, ANTENNA STUDIOS, Crystal Palace, London, Solo Show- Sculptural
Final degree show, THE PARFITT GALLERY, Croydon, Group Show - Installation
Presenting the Top 100, JEALOUS GALLERY, Group Show
2007:
Backåcra, Sweden, Group Show
The Parfitt gallery, Croydon, Group Show
2006: Drumzofthesouth presents Manorisms, PLAN B, London, Self-curated Group