Nathan Coley is interested in the idea of 'public' space, and his practice explores the ways in which architecture becomes invested - and reinvested - with meaning. Across a range of media Coley investigates what the built environment reveals about the people it surrounds and how the social and individual response to it is in turn culturally conditioned. Using the readymade as a means to take from and re-place in the world, Coley addresses the ritual forms we use to articulate our beliefs - from hand-held placards and erected signs to religious sanctuaries.
To Miss the Desert was a site-writing written in response to Nathan Coley's Black Tent (2003), curated by Gavin Wade.28 Black Tent had developed out of Coley's interest in sanctuaries in general, but particularly the evocative and ...
Catalogue of an exhibition held at Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute, May 7-Sept. 30, 2006.
Nathan Coley: Pure Ideas in a Wicked World
Show Home: A Development by Nathan Coley
Nathan Coley: A Public Announcement
Nathan Coley: Apperances
Black Tent: Catalogue Published on the Occasion of Black Tent, a Sculpture by Nathan Coley, Commissioned for Portsmouth Cathedral by...