Hannah Perry

Hannah Perry was born 1984 in North of England, UK. She lives and works in London, UK. She graduated from Goldsmiths College in 2009 and then Royal Academy of Arts 2014. Recent exhibitions include: solo show’ Baltic Gallery in Newcastle 2024, Julia Stoschek Foundation dusseldorf 2024, NTNT, chester contemporary, Duo show at Galerie Kandlhofer 2023, ‘Liquid Language’ Arsenal Toronto, 'A Smashed Window and an Empty Room' at the Kunstverein Hamburg, 'Gush', Somerset House, London and 'Rage Fluids', Kuenstlerhaus, Graz, Austria as well as an exhibition of Artist-in-Residence programme of the Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art, Russia. Her work has been shown at: Over the Influence, LA, Arsenal Contemporary, Montreal, ICA Off-Site, London, 'Private Settings: Art After the Internet', MOMA Warsaw, Poland, Royal Academy of Arts, London, and Stedelijk at Trouw, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Hannah Perry is represented by Contemporary Fine Arts (Berlin), Galerie Lisa Kandlhofer (Vienna) and Althuis Hofland Fine Arts (Amsterdam). Contact: ​Claire Deuticke at cd@kandlhofer.com Nicole Hacket at nicole@cfa-berlin.de Jeanine Hofland at jeanine@althuishofland.com

Perry weaves a tapestry of influences, tapping into personal narratives, collective testimonies, and cultural touchstones to explore the swift pace of our hyper-technological era. Her works include expansive sculptures, painting and immersive audio-visual installations that seamlessly blend sound, technology, dance, spoken word, printmaking, and 360-video. With a spectrum of themes, Perry highlights feminist socio-political issues embedded in coded industrial materials, exploring the dynamics of youth, pop culture and 'taste,' , social class and personal histories. She also examines the nuanced realms of motherhood, erotic discourse and mental health. Moving beyond the personal, to explore the broader cultural context.