BIOGRAPHY

  • Born 1967 in London, Hatty lives and works between the Midlands and London.

     

    Hatty returned to art-making after several, successful decades working in West End and Broadway theatre production, which led to becoming an early dotcom theatre entrepreneur. She subsequently worked across numerous contemporary art-world projects before developing her own practice. Hatty lived in Bangladesh after the 1970s civil war and travelled extensively for extended periods during the 1980s and 1990s. She has a studio in Leicester and is also Director of a creative workspace in London’s East End.

     

    Hatty's work is held in various private collections including Private Collection Maureen Paley.

     

    Her work can be viewed on White Columns Artists’ Registry.

  • Exhibitions

    Solo

    2023, Filet Space, London, UK

     

    Two Person

    2024, Stranger Within, off-site project, Rochelle School, London

     

    SELECTED GroupS

    2024 Royal Academy Summer Show, Royal Academy, London UK

    2022 The Comrades They Were Brave, artists curated, GRS44 Gallery,  London UK

    2021 No Reserve, Intersectional Feminist Art Collective (INFEMS), Leicester Contemporary, UK

    2020 Royal Academy Summer Show, Royal Academy, London UK

    2020 Layered Space, Leicester Print Workshop, UK

    2018/19 Antiphony, Leicester Print Workshop, UK

  • Residencies

    2025, The Mothership, Yto Barrada artist-led project, Tangir

  • Education

    2024 Contemporary Fine Art Practice, New Art School

    2010 MA Applied Imagination, Central St Martin’s, University of the Arts, London UK

    1997 Post Graduate Diploma Filmmaking, New York University, USA

    1990 BA History of Art, Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London, UK