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Tim Etchells was born on 20 October, 1962 in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England, is an English artist and writer. Discover Tim Etchells's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 61 years old?
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Tim Etchells (born 1962) is an English artist and writer based in Sheffield and London.
Etchells is the artistic director of Forced Entertainment, an experimental performance company founded in 1984.
He has published several works of fiction, written about contemporary performance and exhibited his visual art projects in various locations.
Etchells' work spans performance, video, photography, text projects, installation and fiction.
He is currently Professor of Performance and Writing at Lancaster University.
Etchells is currently Professor of Performance at Lancaster University and has been teaching extensively in a variety of contexts.
• Jessica in the Room of Lights (1984)
• (Let the Water Run its Course) to the Sea that Made the Promise (1986)
• The Day that Serenity Returned to the Ground (1986)
• 200% and Bloody Thirsty (1987)
• Some Confusions in the Law about Love (1989)
• Emanuelle Enchanted (1992)
• A Decade of Forced Entertainment (1994)
• Speak Bitterness (1994)
Etchells regularly collaborates with artists, including photographer Hugo Glendinning, with whom he worked on the 1999 exhibition Void Spaces and the ongoing series Empty Stages. Empty Stages has been exhibited widely, including as part of Etchells' solo show at Jakopic Gallery in Ljubljana in 2013.
Other collaborations include writing essays for performance artist Franko B's Still Lives publication, for the visual art duo Elmgreen and Dragset's project Drama Queens and working with the pair on their later project Happy Days in the Art World.
An Art in America article on Happy Days in the Art World said "Etchells is an experimental British playwright of some fame whose work is Beckettian, not Beckett-esque. His work is mocking and meandering but can really get under the skin, and prick at latent feelings of abjection, loneliness, the inability to communicate, futility."
• Instructions for Forgetting (2001)
In 2006, he convened The Presence Project, a series of workshops at Stanford University.
Etchells' publication, Vacuum Days, based on his year-long web-based project of 2011, was published by Storythings in 2012.
Etchells has published several works of fiction, Endland Stories, The Dream Dictionary for the Modern Dreamer and the novel The Broken World and has written about contemporary performance in The Guardian and in artist monographs, such as an MIT Press publication on the work of Tehching Hsieh and a Live Art Development Agency publication on Ron Athey.
In 2013 he was guest curator of Ljubljana's Exodos Festival – selecting an international programme of work in performance, theatre and dance.
On 25 November 2013, Etchells gave a public keynote address Live Forever, at Tate Modern in the frame of their research series Collecting the Performative A new public sculpture work by Etchells, A Stitch in Time was commissioned for the Lumiere festival, Derry, and installed on top of the old Rosemount Shirt Factory.
The work comprises a 23 metre long and 2 metre high sign made with white LED bulbs.
Etchells collaborated with interactive performance maker Ant Hampton on two projects Lest We See (2013) and The Quiet Volume (2010) which has been produced in English, German, Spanish, Slovenian, Japanese, Polish, Dutch and Portuguese.
The Quiet Volume won a 2013 Bessie Dance and Performance Award for Outstanding Sound Design following presentations by Performance Space 122 and PEN World Voices Festival.
The citation for the award ran as follows: "For their use of intimately whispered text in a work in libraries across the city and for a score which heightened the experience in a space at once public and private".
In 2014 Etchells was invited to be part of Lisbon biennial Artist in the City program.
In 2019, And Other Stories published Endland, a collection of short stories by Etchells.
