Exhibitions
2015
It has to be this way¹˙⁵
Materials: cardboard and wooden structure, 22 minute DVD projection with 5.1 surround sound onto two masked MDF circular screens on mobile TV arms, monitor with headphones, MDF plinth, 16 minute DVD, free novella to take away.
Sound in collaboration with Pendle Poucher; production Keith Sargent
Artists: Jill Magid, Cheng Ran, Lindsay Seers
Lindsay Seers’s refuses the distinction between fact and fiction in subtle and sophisticated ways. It brings to light the fictional constructions on...
2014
Materials: wood, cardboard, polystyrene, metal, clouts, 2x HD projectors, metal masks, 2x macmini, 2 x 27minute HD films, stereo sound delivered through headphones on internal gallery system (The O). 22 minute 5.1 sound installation in the tunnel and a collection of 16 figurehead drawings.
MONA, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Nowhere less now² is the second chapter in a trilogy, the first part of which was exhibited in the Tin Tabernacle, Kilburn, London. The history of this prefabricated corrugated church leads us to...
Materials: wooden structure, parts of a hut, window frames, reclaimed door, tree trunk, metal chimney, deer skins, 20 minute HD projection, 5.1 surround sound.
Sami Center for Contemporary Art/Sámi Dáiddaguovddáš (SDG) Jeagilvármádii 54, NO-9730 Karasjok, Norway
Monocular, shown originally in Something in the way at the Lofoten International Art Festival, Norway, is a prefabricated wooden structure, the interior of which is rendered as if it is the exterior surface, giving...
The Urban Visionaries programmes
Part One of FLAMIN's Urban Visionaries series presents a programme of short films commissioned for Channel 4's 3 Minute Wonder and Random Acts short-form arts strand.
Canary Wharf Screen, Canary Wharf Station, London
These artworks for television include:
Films by Lindsay Seers, winner of the 2009 Film London Jarman Award
Work from Michael Landy, stemming from his Acts of Kindness On The Underground project
Recent films by Gillian Wearing and Shezad Dawood.
Films...
2013
Materials: Inflatable spheres, HD projection from Blu-ray, wood, glass, carpet, framed photographs, ventriloquist dummy, stools, stereo sound ampified with radio headphones
Matt's Gallery, 42-44 Copperfield Rd, London E3 4RR
In Entangled²(Theatre II) Lindsay Seers returns to androgynous themes present in her 2009 work It has to be this way at Matt's Gallery. The Renaissance 'theatre of the world' motif of this previous work is bastardised by Seers into vaudeville. For Seers this...
Materials: wood, corrugated metal, a house shaped screen with two channel projection, HD projector, 5.1 ampilfied surround sound
Quad, Derby, UK
This installation is a development of the series Monocular, for this fourth version Seers return to Norway to gather more threads for this continually evolving performative narrative. Read more here:
http://www.lindsayseers.info/exhibition_node/238
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Materials: Cardboard and wooden structure finished with clouts, metal chimney, screen, 13 minute video projection with sound from three channels.
Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, Finland
Review of Altermodern - Tate Triennial 2009, by Jorg Heiser, Frieze, April 2009. p.108-109.pdf
[Extract] Lindsay Seers, on the other hand, presents a film in which the camera generates experience. Extramission 6 (Black...
Materials: 4000 scallop shells, wooden structure with benches and confessional grill, black curtained walls, 2 x 1.8 diameter inflatable spheres, 2 HD projectors, 2 x 24 minute films, radio headphones with stereo soundtrack, an original newspaper from 1875
Toulouse International Art Festival, Hôtel-Dieu, Toulouse, France
One of Many was a newly commissioned work conceived specifically for a chapel in the Hôtel-Dieu in Toulouse. The installation was co-produced with Le Jeu de Paume (Paris) and selected by Penelope Curtis (Tate...
2012
Materials: Wood, cardboard, scaffolding poles, polystyrene, dexion, HD video projection, headphones.
An Artangel Project (http://www.artangel.org.uk/) Tin Tabernacle, Kilburn, London
The Tin Tabernacle in Cambridge Avenue, London became the site of the film installation Nowhere Less Now by Lindsay Seers during September and October 2012. The work comprised of two screens created from a convex (sphere) and...
Materials: Prefabricated/portable corrugated metal and wooden structure, screen and 13 minute HD projection with 5.1 surround sound.
Galleri Festiviteten, Oslo, Norway
Curated by Tor Inge Kveum
Review from a previous exhibition of Linsday Seers' Monocular:
"In Tønnefabrikken (The Barrel Factory) we also find a video installation by the English artist Lindsay Seers who tells a story where the differences between fact and fiction, biography and invention becomes ambiguous. The many narrative threads are spun...
The photographs were not indicative of a memory. She simply did not have this capacity to access any of her past, nor even any understanding of this as a lack. Instead, the photographs could only be memory in the making. 
(It Has To Be This Way¹)