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CURRICULUM VITAE Bristol, UK www.lukejerram.com [email protected] Date of Birth: Dec 1974 CURRICULUM VITAE Bristol, UK FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & AWARDS ARTWORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS - Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2019 - Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York - Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Health & Applied Sciences, - Wellcome Collection, London University of the West of England (UWE), UK 2018 - Natural History Museum, Kuwait - Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence Grant, University of - Corning Museum, New York Bristol, UK 2017 - Museum of Glass, Washington - Artwork with 20-21 Visual Arts, Arts Council England - MAAS Powerhouse, Sydney (ACE) Grants for the Arts (GfA) Programme, 2016 - Exploratorium Museum, San Francisco, USA - Visiting Senior Research Fellowship, Centre for Fine Print - Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa Research, UWE, UK 2012-2015 - Natural History Museum, Vienna - The Glass Hub residency, funded by ACE GfA, UK, 2014 - Nelson Provincial Museum, New Zealand - British Council travel grants; Tel Aviv 2012; Mexico City - Shanghai Museum of Glass, China 2014 - Museum of Health and Medicine, Tokyo - Play Me I'm Yours - 'Best Public Art' 2013, Omaha - Museum Micropia, Amsterdam Entertainment and Arts Awards - Chrysler Museum of Art, USA - Fellowship at Museum of Glass, Washington, USA 2011 - Knoxville Museum of Art, USA - 25th Rakow Award from Corning Museum of Glass, USA - Technical University of Denmark 2010 - European Museum of Modern Glass - Touring of Aeolus, ACE GfA Programme, UK, 2010 - 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, UK - EPSRC, PPE Grant with ISVR, University of Southampton, - The Collection – Lincoln Museum, UK UK, 2009 - Arkansas Arts Centre, USA - Nominated for Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Visual - Deutsches Hygiene-Museum, Germany Artist 2009 & 2005 - Chazen Museum, Wisconsin, USA - Nominated for Artes Mundi 4 Prize 2009 - Alexander Tutsek Foundation, Germany - Touring of Dream Director, ACE GfA Programme, 2008 - MUSE, Trento, Italy - Institute of Medical Image Award for HIV sculpture, 2007 - Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens, UK - UK Clark Digital Arts Bursary, Watershed Media Centre, - Cosmo Caixa, Barcelona UK 2006 - University of Southampton, UK - AHRC Arts and Science Fellowship at UWE, 2005-2006 - Bristol and Bath Science Park, UK - Drawing Inspiration Award received for educational - Bristol City Museum, UK workshops, 2006 - Pheano Museum, Germany - Arts and Business Award, Strike a Match, 2006 - Adler Planetarium, Chicago, USA - NESTA (National Endowment for Science Technology and - Questacon, Canberra, Australia Arts) Fellowship, 2002-2005 - Aga Khan Museum, Toronto, Canada - Touring of Tide, ACE GfA Programme, 2001 - Ethnographical Museum, Geneva, Switzerland - Da2 Digital Arts Development Agency Clarkes Digital - The Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, USA Bursary, 1999 - Preoria Riverfront Museum, USA - Le’ososphére, France - Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Canada - Parque de las Ciencias, Granada, Spain - We the Curious, Bristol, UK RESIDENCIES EDUCATION - IN SITU Atelier Residency, Kelburn Castle, Scotland, 2020 University of Wales Institute Cardiff (UWIC), First Class BA - Dark Skies Artists Residency, Isles of Scilly, UK, 2019 (Hons) Degree 1994-1997 - Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence at University of St. Lawrence University, New York, USA 1996 Bristol, UK 2017 University of Gloucestershire, Foundation 1994 - The Glass Hub, UK 2014 - Museum of Glass, Washington, USA 2011 - Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol, UK 2009-2011 - Sodanklya Geophysical Observatory Lapland, Residency 2003 - Watershed Media Arts Centre, UK 2003 - RIXC, Riga, Latvia 2003 - St. Lawrence University, New York, USA 2002 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS 2020 Sky Arts Italia commission in Coal Drops Yard, London, UK, Palm Temple LlumBcn Festival, Barcelona, Museum of the Moon Adelaide Fringe, Australia, Museum of the Moon City of Perth, Australia, Museum of the Moon GROW Festival, Corby, UK, Museum of the Moon Paradise City, Korea, Museum of the Moon Nelson Provincial Museum, New Zealand, Museum of the Moon Natural History Museum Vienna, Austria, Museum of the Moon Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Museum of the Moon Contemporary Calgary, Canada, Museum of the Moon Rochester Cathedral, UK, Museum of the Moon Illuminate, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham, UK, Museum of the Moon The Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, USA, Museum of the Moon Art Rock, Saint-Brieuc, France, Museum of the Moon Durham Cathedral, UK, Museum of the Moon Hobbs House Bakeries across the west of England, Bread Poetry Microdot at Alderley Park, UK, Gaia St. Patrick's Festival, Limerick, Ireland, Gaia Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh, UK, Gaia Millennium Point, Birmingham, UK, Gaia The CIA at Copia, Napa, USA, Gaia Ely Cathedral, UK, Gaia 2019 2018 Natural History Museum, London, Museum of the Moon British Council tour of India. Bangalore, Udaipur, Mumbai, Lille3000, France. Museum of the Moon Kolkata, Delhi. Museum of the Moon The Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, USA. Museum of Commonwealth Games, Australia. Museum of the Moon the Moon Natural History Museum, London. Gaia Napa Lighted Festival, California, USA. Museum of the Moon Beijing Olympic WaterCube, China. Museum of the Moon The Ropewalk, UK. Harrison’s Garden Azkuna Zentroa, Bilbao, Spain. Museum of the Moon Shanghai, China. Play Me, I’m Yours Hangang Art Park, Seoul, S.Korea. Han River Pavilion Geneva, Switzerland, Play Me, I’m Yours Arts Centre Melbourne. Play Me I’m Yours Cheltenham Science Festival, UK, E.coli Kunitachi, Tokyo. Play Me I’m Yours Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Canada. Museum of Vivid Sydney. Australia Earth the Moon Bluedot Festival. UK. Earth National Science & Media Museum, Bradford, UK, Gaia Cork Midsummer Festival, Ireland. 1000 Flowers Discovery Moon landing 50th Anniversary Special, Taipei, Oxford University Museum, UK. E.coli Gaia National Trust – Gunby Hall, UK. Harrison’s Garden Wales Millenium Centre, UK, Gaia National Trust – Penryn Castle, Wales. Harrison’s Garden Spinningfields, Manchester, UK. Gaia St.Georges Concert Hall, Bristol Apollo Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, UK. Museum of the Bristol Nature Festival, UK. Inhale Moon University of Bristol Botanic Gardens, UK. Impossible Garden Light Night, Nottingham, UK. Museum of the Moon Tombees de la Nuit, Rennes, France. Museum of the Moon Life Science Centre, Newcastle, UK. Museum of the Moon Ghent Light Festival, Belgium. Museum of the Moon Reykjavík, Iceland. Museum of the Moon W5, Belfast. Museum of the Moon Suffolk Science Festival, Bury St. Edmunds, UK. Museum of the Leicester Cathedral, Museum of the Moon Moon UZ Arts, Glasgow, Scotland. Museum of the Moon The Collection Museum, Lincoln, UK. Museum of the Moon Freedom Festival, Hull, UK.Museum of the Moon BLIK BLIK Festival, Pilsen, Czech Republic. Museum of the British Science Festival, Hull. Museum of the Moon Moon Gravity Fields Festival, Grantham, UK. Museum of the Moon Burns & Beyond Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland. Museum of the skyranMOON, Stromness, Orkney. Museum of the Moon Moon Llawn06, Llandudno, Wales. Museum of the Moon Futura Genoa, Italy. Museum of the Moon Bell Square, London. Museum of the Moon Florence, South Carolina, USA. Museum of the Moon Vivacity, Peterborough, UK. Museum of the Moon Boston, USA. Museum of the Moon Derriere le Hublot, France. Museum of the Moon Ingelheim, Germany. Museum of the Moon Lightpool Festival, Blackpool, UK. Museum of the Moon Brighton Festival, UK. Museum of the Moon Diwali, Leicester, UK. Museum of the Moon Big Bang Festival, France. Museum of the Moon Essen Light Festival, Germany. Museum of the Moon Ely Cathedral Science Festival, UK. Museum of the Moon Derry Halloween, UK. Museum of the Moon Milanosport, Italy, Museum of the Moon Let’s Gro, Holland. Museum of the Moon Silbersalz Festival, Germany, Museum of the Moon Light Night, Doncaster, UK. Museum of the Moon Bell Museum, Minnesota, USA. Museum of the Moon Lumo Light Festival, Finland. Museum of the Moon ArtScience Museum, Singapore, Museum of the Moon Scienceworks, Melbourne, Australia. Museum of the Moon Dorset Moon, UK, Museum of the Moon Lights On, Romania. Museum of the Moon Dorchester, UK. Museum of the Moon Festa di Roma 2019, Rome, Italy. Museum of the Moon Il Paese Dagli Occhi Sorpresi Festival, Italy Eden Project UK. Glass Microbiology Festival Viva Cité, France. Museum of the Moon Torquay Museum, UK, Glass Microbiology Jardins do Palácio Marquês de Pombal, Portugal Arica, Chile. Play Me I’m Yours Harrogate, UK. Museum of the Moon Grand Geneva, Switzerland. Play Me I’m Yours Birmingham, UK. Museum of the Moon Augsburg, Germany Play Me I’m Yours Rhode Island, USA. Museum of the Moon L’ete festival, Paris, France Museum of the Moon Bluedot, UK. Museum of the Moon Munich, Germany. Play Me, I’m Yours Cork, Ireland. Museum of the Moon Tintern Abbey, Wales. Museum of the Moon Armagh, Northern Ireland. Museum of the Moon Tall Ship Regatta, Liverpool, Museum of the Moon Milwaukee, USA. Museum of the Moon ZAT, Montpellier, France. Museum of the Moon Wakefield, UK. Museum of the Moon Kimmel Center, Philideliphia, USA. Museum of the Moon Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival, UK. Museum of the Scene Nationale de Gap. Museum of the Moon Moon Galway International Arts Festival. Museum of the Moon Strike a Light Festival, Gloucester Cathedral, UK. Museum of Timber Festival, UK. Museum of the Moon the Moon Muttart Conservatory, Canada. Museum of the Moon Derby Cathedral, UK. Museum of the Moon Zsolnay Light Festival, Pecs, Hungary. Museum of the Moon Ironbridge Gorge Museum,
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