Conroy Sanderson is the collaborative name of the contemporary artists Neil Conroy and Lesley Sanderson, who have worked together since 1998.[1]

This biographical article is written like a résumé. (May 2021)

Their practice examines identity and hybridity, creating critical dialogues on race, gender, culture, nationality and identity.[2] Though the artists use self-portraits in their work, their identities are often hidden or disguised.[3] They use mixed media, photography, drawing and video, often combined into installations.[3]

Selected exhibitions

• 2018: Here I Am, Millennium Gallery, Sheffield.[4]
• 2017: Public View, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool.[3]
• 2016: Now! Now! In more than one place, Chelsea School of Art, London.[3]
• 2014: The Negligent Eye, Bluecoat, Liverpool.[5]
• 2009: Negotiable Values, Chinese Art Centre, Manchester & 501 Artspace, Chongqing, China.[6]
• 2008; Out of Nowhere, Chinese Art Centre, Manchester.[7]
• 2008: East-South: Out of Sight, Guangzhou Triennial, China.[3]
• 2007: Landmark, Bergen Kunsthall, Norway.[3]
• 2006: 37 Seconds, Programme Thirteen, BBC Big Screen, Liverpool.[3]
• 2006: Cruel/Loving Bodies 2, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong.[8]
• 2006: Distance, Galerie 5020, Salzburg, Germany.[3]
• 2005: here we are, PM Gallery and House, London.[3]
• 2003: Elsewhere, Crawford Art Gallery, Cork, Ireland.[3]
• 2000: 7/5, Leeds Metropolitan Gallery, Leeds.[3]

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