Philip Wincolmlee Barnes is an artist & writer who has been involved in Live Performance, Literature, Media and the Visual Arts. He has worked locally (in Kingston upon Hull) and internationally, with a wide number of venues and organisations, including: Hull Time-Based Arts, The Humber Mouth literature festival, The Red Gallery, ArToll Labor (Germany), the Hull Kingston Rowing Club, Illegal Media magazine & radio station, Low Films, Quay Arts, the BBC, The British Psychological Association, the National Health Service, Urban Artz, Hull Comedy Festival, Peterborough, Hull & Nottingham Trent Universities, the University of Sorbonne, Hull Film, The Taxi Gallery (Cambridge), Dilston Grove (South London), The Tate Gallery (London), Sir Leo Schultz College, the Riley College for the Performing Arts, the Hull School of Art, the Hull Screen cinema, the Hull Art Circle, Safe As Milk festival (Norway), the Norwiegan National Film Festival, film and recording assignments in the UK, France, Germany, Holland & Spain, the London Sinfonietta, Crystal Palace Park (London), the New Adelphi Club in Hull, the William Wilberforce museum, Di-Fusion (Colorado), the Movement-to-Performance festival (Finland), art@radio (Baltimore), broadcasts and publications in Berlin and the USA, the 'nurnichtnur' and 'Sync' record labels, the Koestler Foundation, the Zoo & Logical Times newspaper & audio magazine, exhibitions & projects in Canada, The Ferens Art Gallery in Hull, The Garden Rooms (Sheffield), the Rooms Gallery (Russia), Rotherham Arts Centre, the National Review of Live Art, Hull Art Lab, 'Bohemian Revoloution', the Hull Irish Society, Hull College, The Woolwich Young Playwright's scheme, 'Autobahn', 'Pavlov's Dogs', the Northerns Arts Conference Centre (Newcastle), Hull Truck Theatre, Northern Theatre, 'Das Boot' (Berlin), The Royal Station Hotel & The George Hotel in Hull, Artlink Exchange gallery, the Hull Ice Arena, Firewall Records (New York), Creem nightclub (Liverpool), Hull Central Library, Factory Records (Manchester), the Dadaist Press (London), Artstranspennine (Northwest UK), 'Cycle-Geography' (Holland & Belgium), Waterstones Booksellers, The Site Gallery (Sheffield), Paragon Railway Station (Hull), numerous publications ('The Cutting Edge', 'Spine', 'The Slab', Schism', 'Ubique', 'The River', 'Stillmag', 'Where?', 'Gig Central', 'The Lip', 'Altered Route Planning' (Berlin),'Reconstructions (USA), 'This-is-it' & 'This-is-Hull' (online), 'Silent Revolution', United Press (London)), and events staged by 54 Degrees North and the Independent Art School. His work has been broadcast, screened, staged, vilified and published worldwide. (SEE PHOTO GALLERY...)
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