Tim Sanderson
Fire Station Residency
2001-2005
Tim Sanderson is a British artist based in Norfolk. Over the years his practice has encompassed sculpture, installations, interventions into the environment and the written word. His work is concerned with metaphor and the transformation of personal exploration into universal symbols.
Selected exhibitions, installations and event include: The Journey, Norfolk (2012); The Herd, Norfolk (2012); Rites of Spring: Calvary, Norfolk (2009); Wood Bone Iron Stone, Norfolk (2009); Clay Pit Woods, Norfolk (2008-2013); Circle Cycle, London (1999-2003); Backdoor, London (1999); Sky Palace, London (1997); Grey Area, London (1996-99).
Fire Station Residency 2001-2005
Acme's residency at the Fire Station is one of the most directly supportive schemes for artists in the United Kingdom, providing combined studio and living space at low rents, as well as a half rent residency for a deaf or disabled artist. This five year fixed-term residency scheme is intended to allow artists more time to concentrate on the development of their work and professional careers, and less time working to survive. 2001-2005 residents were selected by Angela Kingston (curator), David Panton (Co founder of Acme), Damien Robinson (artist and administrator), and Lindsay Seers (artist).