Lynda Morris
Curriculum Vitae
Curator Norwich Gallery: Norwich School of Art & Design
Born 1947 Gourock, Scotland
Two children born 1986 and 1988
Education
1958 to 1965
Dover Girls Grammar School. GCE 7 O, 2 A Levels
1965 to 69
Dip.A.D. Fine Art Painting at Canterbury College of Art.
1971 to 1973
M.A. by Thesis at the Royal College of Art.
Art Education and Art: Three Models: Beuys, Art & Language, Nova Scotia Press
1972
Exchange student at Dusseldorf Academy
Employment
1969 to 1971
Institute of Contemporary Arts London Book-shop/research
1970 to 197l
Organised A.I.R. Grad. 70. National Survey of Fine Art Students
1971 to 1974
Personal Assistant to Nigel Greenwood. Part-time
1972 to 1973
Research Assistant to Richard Hamilton at Guggenheim NYC
1973 to 1976
Taught Art History Ravensbourne College of Art
1974 to 1976
Lecture and Events Organiser the Slade School UCL
1976 to 1982
Art critic for The Listener
1976 to 1979
Exhibition Organiser Midland Group Nottingham
1979
Exhibition Organiser Scottish Arts Council
Since 1980
Curator Norwich Gallery Senior Lecturer in Art History (abated 1990) at Norwich School of Art and Design
Since 1991
Curator of EAST International at NSAD
Appointments
1978-79
East Midlands Arts Panel Member
1984 to 1988
C.N.A.A. Assessor in Art History at Bulmershe, Reading.
1984 to 1985
Eastern Arts Association Management Committee.
1985 to 1988
Arts Council Visual Arts Projects Panel Member.
1986 to 1990
Eastern Arts Association Art Panel member.
1992
External Assessor MA Courtauld Institute, London University
1993
ACGB/EAB Assessor Cambridge Darkroom
1994
ACGB/SWAB Assessor Spacex Exeter
Adviser MA in Art History and Theory, Kent Institute
Since 1994
External Examiner MA and Phd Courtauld Institute
Since 1997
External Assessor MA Creative Curating Goldsmiths College
1998
Nominator Paul Hamlyn Foundation Awards to Artists
1999
Judge Paul Hamlyn Foundation Awards to Artists
Nominator Becks Futures ICA London
2000
International Nominator Heidleheim Sculpture Project Germany
2002
on Purchase Committee Glasgow Museum of Modern Art
Awards
1973
British Council Exchange Studio with Cles Pour les Arts Brussels
1976
The Sunday Times New Critic Award
1992
ACGB Travel award Netherlands Rijksakademie and Ateliers Amsterdam and Germany
1993
ACGB Travel award Holland, Belgium and Germany
1994
ACE Research Grant Art & Immigration
ACE Travel award New York UBC Vancouver teaching of Jeff Wall
1995
ACE Travel award Germany teaching of Schwegler Düsseldorf
ACE/NSAD Research Grant Studio International 1965 to 1975
1996
ACE Travel Award Japan and Australia
1998
£60,000 Art4Everyone, ACE Revenue Client for Norwich Gallery
ACE Travel Award Berlin Dresden and Leipzig
1999
Midland Band Travel Award Germany
2000
Midland Band Travel Award Canada and Los Angeles
2001
Midland Band Canada
2002
Midland Band Los Angeles and San Francisco
Areas of Research
The Retinal and Perceptual Traditions
Peter Greenham Lynda Morris Arts Council and Royal Academy of Arts 1983
Henry Tonks and the Art of Pure Drawing at The Slade School 1894 to 1930 Lynda Morris, Helen
Lessore, Sir William Coldstream, Sir Thomas Monnington, David Bomberg Lynda Morris, Norwich
School of Art Gallery 1984
'Coldstream and Representational Painting' Art Monthly 79 September 1984
John Wonnacott Lynda Morris Marlborough Gallery 1984
Rocks and Flesh An Argument for British Drawing Selected by Peter Fuller Introduction Lynda
Morris text Peter Fuller Norwich Gallery 1985
Sickert's Advice to Young Artists Lynda Morris Norwich School of Art Gallery 1986.
'From Life' Pursuit of the Real ed Tim Wilcox Manchester CAG and Lund Humphries 1990
Norman Blamey Lynda Morris Norwich Gallery and Fine Art Society 1992
'John Wonnacott, Jeff Wall and Martin Honert: Three Contemporary Perceptions of Reality'
unpublished lecture Tate Gallery 1995
Pictures of Pictures Anderson, Bach, Haverkost, Loy, Natesan, Palmer, Rayson, Rhodes, Scheibitz, schöne, Shaw, Stones, Waddell, Arnolfini and Norwich Gallery and publication 1999.
Current interview with Jeff Wall on Photography, Painting and the Great Tradition initial proposal for an exhibition with Wall in Manchester City Art Gallery and Norwich Castle Museum in 2003 reserach for a conference on Coldstream and Film at the Slade after 1960.
Jeff Wall Landscapes Manchester Art Gallery and Norwich Castle Museum and publication
Resistences: politics and art
Towards Another Picture: An Anthology of British Artists' Writings, Statements and Interviews
1945 to 1977 Andrew Brighton and Lynda Morris, Midland Group Nottingham 1977. Including
Royal Academicians, Popular Painters in Reproduction and Contemporary Artists.
The Artists International Association 1933 to 1953 Lynda Morris and Robert Radford, Museum of
Modern Art Oxford 1982. Political radicalism amongst British artists from the Spanish Civil War to
World War II and the Cold War.
'Painting Picasso Red', Picasso and the Sheffield Peace Congress The Guardian Saturday Feature 1981.
'Realism The Thirties Argument' the art criticism of Anthony Blunt Art Monthly 1979
Edward Middleditch Lynda Morris South Bank Centre Touring Exhibition Serpentine 1987.
Exhibition Road ed.Paul Huxley 'The Beaux Arts Years' Lynda Morris Royal College of Art and Phaidon 1989
John Bratby Lecture 1989 National Portrait Gallery
Paul Hogarth Cold War Reports 1947 to 1969 ed Lynda Morris texts John Berger, Paul Hogarth and Lynda Morris Norwich Gallery 1989
Art and Immigration Third Text 15 Summer 1991, Norwich Gallery Conference pre war and post war immigration: Lynda Morris, Monica Bohm-Dutchen, Rasheed Araeen, Juliet Steyn, Willi Guttsman, Cordula Frowein, Elizabeth Shaw, Eddie Chambers, Gilane Tawadros, Sarat Maharaj.
'Minimal Womanhood and Empire' Mixed Belongings and Unspecified Destinations INIVA Annotations 1 1997
'Domestic Realism: Frederick Antal' Work and the Image Conference Leeds University and 20th Century Society Design Museum/Courtauld Institute.
Survivors of the Free German League of Culture in East Germany 1985, Henry Moore Institute Leeds, conference on Official Sculpture in Britain, Germany East and West and Poland November 1999.
Conceptual Art *First UK exhibitions
Book as Artwork 1960 to 1972 Germano Celant and Lynda Morris Nigel Greenwood Inc Ltd 1972
Art Education Three Models for the Future: Joseph Beuys Düsseldorf Akademie, Art & Language Coventry and Kasper Konig Nova Scotia College of Art and Design M.A. Thesis RCA 1973
STRATA RCA Gulbenkian Gallery 1973
*Agnes Martin Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Inverleith House 1974
*Bernd & Hilla Becher Arts Council Touring Exhibition 1974-75
*Gerhard Richter 48 Portraits Midland Group Nottingham 1977
*Stephen McKenna early/first exhibitions 1972-76 Midland Group Nottingham
Terry Atkinson First World War Pictures Histories Biographies and Collaborations 1958 to 1996
Norwich Gallery Dispatch & Conference with Seth Siegelaub and Peter Townsend 1996
David Lamelas A New Refutation of Time Lynda Morris and Benjamin Buchloh Kunstverein
München and Witte de With Rotterdam 1997
EAST International 1991 to 2000 annual open exhibitions selected by Konrad Fischer, David Tremlett, Rudi Fuchs, Jan Dibbets, Marian Goodman, Giuseppi Penone, Richard Long, Peter Doig and Nicholas Logsdail. 350 exhibitors funded and brought to Norwich many to new commissions
riverside 1999 and 2000 10 artists commissions around Norwich
Drinking with Gilbert & George 1972 to 76, Lecture Art Historian's Conference Edinburgh 2000, Tate Gallery October 2000, Norwich Castle 2001.
Conception The Conceptual Document Norwich Gallery Touring exhibition January 20000 Norwich, Henry Moore Institute Leeds and Morris & helen Belkin Gallery UBC, Vancouver.
Current projects Studio International 1965 to 1975 a long series of interviews with Peter Townsend editor at that time, and working with Mary Kelly and Peter Wollen on EAST International 2001.
Selected Exhibitions and related publications
BOOK AS ARTWORK 1960 TO 1972 Nigel Greenwood Gallery, September 1972. Publication Book as Artwork 1960 to 1972, Germano Celant and Lynda Morris.
STRATA, Ellsworth Kelly, Agnes Martin, Brice Marden, Robert Ryman. Royal College of Art Gallery 1973. Publication STRATA.Lynda Morris.
AGNES MARTIN Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 1974. Publication Agnes Martin Lynda Morris and David Brown. First showing in Britain.
ONE ARTIST ONE DAY, Robert Self Gallery 1975. Publication One Artist - One Day, Lynda Morris and the artists.
IAN BREAKWELL Midland Group Nottingham 1976. Publication Ian Breakwell Diary Pages.
OLIVER KILBOURN My Life as a Pitman, Midland Group Nottingham 1976. Tour Newcastle Polytechnic Gallery and Gardener Art Centre Sussex University. Publication My Life as a Pitman William Feaver.
TERRY ATKINSON First World War Paintings. Midland Group Nottingham 1976. Tour Robert Self Gallery London. Publication Notes. by the artist. Midland Group Nottingham and Robert Self Gallery.
TOWARDS ANOTHER PICTURE Nottingham Castle 1977. Publication Towards Another Picture: British Artists Statements Writings and Interviews 1945 to 1977, edited by Lynda Morris and Andrew Brighton, Midland Group Nottingham 1977.
DAVID GOULD, ALEXANDER MOFFAT, MICHAEL WILLIAMS Midland Group Nottingham 1977. Publication David Gould, Alexander Moffat Michael Williams Lynda Morris
STEPHEN McKENNA Oil Paintings and Watercolours, Midland Group Nottingham 1978, Tour Gallery 59 Edinburgh. Publication Stephen McKenna, Jon Thompson. and the artist
MARIA GILISSEN Photographs, Midland Group Nottingham 1978, Publication Maria Gilissen, Lynda Morris.
GERHARD RICHTER Forty-Eight Portraits, Midland Group Nottingham 1978, first showing in Britain Publication Gerhart Richter Forty-Eight Portraits.
RENE MAGRITTE Photography, Midland Group Nottingham 1978. Publication Rene Magritte's Photography. 1977.
NIGEL HENDERSON Photographs of Bethnal Green 1949 to 1952, Midland Group Nottingham 1979. Publication Nigel Henderson Photographs of Bethnal Green 1949 to 1952, Judith Stephens' Diary edited by Lynda Morris.
PAUL WAPLINGTON Paintings of Nottingham Midland Group Nottingham 1978. Publication Paul Waplington by Peter Fuller.
RACING PIGEON PAINTING Britain and Belgium 1880 to 1939. Midland Group Nottingham. Publication Racing Pigeon Painting Britain and Belgium 1880 to 1939, Ian Rogers and Lynda Morris.
OPEN PHOTOGRAPHY selected by R B Kitaj and John Szarkowski, Midland Group Nottingham 1979. Tour Serpentine Gallery London. Publication Open Photography 1979 Kitaj and Szarkowski.
JOHN BERGER JEAN MOHR Text and Image, Midland Group Nottingham 1979. Conference at Nottingham Playhouse with Richard Ayres, Howard Brenton, David Hare, Barry Hines and Gus MacDonald.
PETER ARCHER, HARRY HOLLAND, FRANK MCKENNA Midland Group Nottingham 1979. Publication Peter Archer, Harry Holland, Frank McKenna Lynda Morris.
DAVID HOCKNEY Print Retrospective 1954 to l979, Midland Group Nottingham and the Scottish Arts Council in association with the Petersburg Press 1980. Tour Aberdeen Museum and Art Gallery, The Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Paisley Museum and Art Gallery, Southampton Museum and Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Museum and Art Gallery Bradford, The Museum and Art Gallery Stoke on Trent, Walker Art Gallery Liverpool, Cardiff City Museum and Art Gallery. Publication David Hockney the Complete Prints 1954 to 1979, Andrew Brighton. Midland Group and the Scottish Arts Council 1980.
TWENTIETH CENTURY BRITISH LIFE DRAWING Norwich School of Art Gallery 1981. Publication Twentieth Century British Life Drawing Lynda Morris.
NIGEL HENDERSON Heads Eye Wyn, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1981.Tour Graves Art Gallery Sheffield, John Hansard Gallery Southampton University, The Minories Colchester and Serpentine Gallery London. Publication Heads Eye Wyn, Dr Christopher Mullen and the artist.
A HAPPY EYE A School of Art in Norwich 1845 to 1982, Norwich School of Art Gallery, 1982. Publication A Happy Eye A School of Art in Norwich 1845 to 1982, Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton and John Stevens, Jarrolds Norwich 1982.
ARTISTS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1933 TO 1953 Museum of Modern Art Oxford 1982. Publication Artists International Association 1933 to 1953, Lynda Morris and Robert Radford. Tour Fruit Market Gallery Edinburgh, Midland Group Nottingham, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Ferens Art Gallery Hull, Camden Arts Centre London.
PETER GREENHAM, Norwich School of Art Gallery in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain 1983. Tour Cirencester Workshops, Ferens Art Gallery Hull, City Art Gallery Plymouth, Museum of Modern Art Oxford, Royal Victoria Art Gallery Bath, Royal Academy of Art London. Publication Peter Greenham edited by Lynda Morris contributors Judy Egerton, Andrew Brighton. and the artist. Norwich School of Art Gallery and A.C.G.B. 1983.
HENRY TONKS and the Art of Pure Drawing, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1984. Publication Henry Tonks and the Art of Pure Drawing, edited by Lynda Morris, contributors Helen Lessore, Sir William Coldstream, Roy Oxlade, Andrew Brighton, Julian Freeman and edited writings by the artist, Sir Thomas Monnington P.P.R.A. and David Bomberg.
SPITTING IMAGE Fluck and Law, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1985. Tour Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Museum and Art Gallery Rochdale.
ROCKS AND FLESH An Argument for British Drawing, selected by Peter Fuller, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1985. Tour Winchester Gallery, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery Exeter, Newcastle Polytechnic Gallery. Publication Rocks and Flesh Peter Fuller Lynda Morris and the artists.
WALTER RICHARD SICKERT Norwich School of Art Gallery 1986. Publication Walter Richard Sickert Advice to Young Artists. edited by Lynda Morris from the artist's unpublished writings.
GEORGES ROUAULT A Small Loan Exhibition from British Collections, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1986
A REPUTATION AMONGST ARTISTS, Ray Atkins, David Cooper, Peter Crabtree, Ann Dowker, Anthony Farrell, Trevor Felcey, Jane Ford, Anne Norman, Jo Volley selected by Adrian Berg, Jeffrey Camp, John Lessore, Leonard McComb, Myles Murphy, Patrick Symons, John Wonnacott. Norwich School of Art Gallery 1987. Tour Gardener Art Centre Sussex University, Royal Albert Memorial Museum Exeter, Museum and Art Gallery Peterborough, Mappin Art Gallery Sheffield, Newcastle Polytechnic Gallery. Publication A Reputation Amongst Artists Lynda Morris, the artists and selectors.
EDWARD MIDDLEDITCH South Bank Centre 1987. Tour Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery and Museum, Nottingham University Art Gallery, Gainsborough's House Sudbury, Plymouth City Art Gallery, Graves Art Gallery Sheffield, Serpentine Gallery London. Publication Edward Middleditch Lynda Morris, Helen Lessore, South Bank Centre.
VANITAS Curated by Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton, David Austen, Helen Chadwick, Lili Dujourie, Peter Fischli, Godbold & Wood, Joanna Kirk, Andrew Mansfield, John Murphy, Avis Newman, John Virtue, David Weiss, Richard Wentworth, Alison Wilding, Norwich School of Art Gallery 1988. Publication Vanitas Marjorie Allthorpe-Guyton.
PAUL HOGARTH COLD WAR REPORTS 1947 to 1967 Norwich Gallery: Norfolk Institute of Art and Design 1989 touring to Kent County Council Museums and Libraries Ramsgate and Maidstone and Scunthorpe Museums and Art Galleries. PublicationPaul Hogarth Cold War Reports 1947 to 1967, Introduction by John Berger, text Paul Hogarth, edited by Lynda Checketts.
HISTORY AND IDENTITY, curated by Eddie Chambers. Said Adrus, Medina Hammad, Godfrey Lee, Mowbray Odonkor, Eugene Palmer, Tony Phillips, Leslie Sanderson. The Norwich Gallery March 1991 touring to Bonnington Gallery Nottingham, Leeds Polytechnic Gallery and Lincolnshire College of Art and Design.
CENTURY OF THE IMMIGRANT Third Text special issue Summer 1991, edited by Lynda Checketts (Morris) and Rasheed Araeen, contibutors: Lynda Checketts, Monica Bohm Dutchen, Rasheed Araeen, Juliet Steyn, Willi Guttsman, Cordula Frowein, Elizabeth Shaw, Gilane Tawardros, Sarat Maharaj, Eddie Chambers, Eugene Palmer.
EAST NATIONAL OPEN EXHIBITION, selected by Andrew Brighton and Sandy Moffat, sponsored by Eastern Counties Newspapers The Norwich Gallery and Norfolk Institute of Art and Design July 1991
FRONT LINE David Porritt and Anthony Davies, Paintings and Prints, Norwich Gallery Norfolk Institute of Art and Design 1991. Publication Front Line texts by Simon Willmoth and Lynda Morris.
EAST National Open Exhibition, selected by Andrew Brighton and Sandy Moffat, Norwich Gallery, Norfolk Institute of Art and Design 1991. Publication EAST texts by Lynda Morris, Manuel Chetcuti, Andrew Brighton and Sandy Moffat, page on each of 60 artists.
4 X 4, organised and edited by Eddie Chambers, Lynda Morris essay on Medina Hammid, 1991 Arnolfini Bristol, Leicester and Wolverhampton Museums 1991
10 DECADES; CAREERS OF TEN WOMEN ARTISTS BORN 1897-1906 Curated by Katy Deepwell, Norwich Gallery, Norfolk Institute of Art & Design 1992. Tour Morley College, Howard Gardens Gallery Cardiff. Publication 10 Decades; Careers of Ten Women Artists born 1897-1906, text by Katy Deepwell
EAST National Open Exhibition selected by Marjorie Althorpe-Guyton and Helen Chadwick Norwich Gallery and Norfolk Institute of Art & Design 1992. Publication EAST texts by Lynda Morris, Manuel Chetcuti, Marjorie Althorpe-Guyton and a page on each of 45 artists.
RENEGOTIATIONS: Class Modernity and Photography Curated by John Roberts with David Bate, Terry Dennett, David Hevey, Jeff Wall, Alison Marchant, Symrath Patti, Jo Spence and Geoff Weston, Norwich Gallery 1993. Tour: Howard Gardens Gallery Cardiff, F Stop Bath, Photo Gallery Derby and Newcastle. Publication: RENEGOTIATIONS: Class Modernity and Photography texts by John Roberts and the artists.
EAST 93 selected by David Tremlett and Konrad Fischer, Norwich Gallery and Norfolk Institute of Art & Design 1993. Tour: Minories Colchester, Howard Gardens Gallery Cardiff, Flaxman Gallery Stoke on Trent. Publication EASTtexts by Lynda Morris, Manuel Chetcuti two pages on each of 34 artists. Award Kenny Hunter
MENSCHENWELT Martin Honert,Michael Bach, Hermann Pitz, Wolfgang Schlegel, Luc Tymans, Maureen Connor, Gisella Bullacher Publication edited by Martin Henschel Tour Portikus Frankfurt, Castello de Rivera, kunstverein Stuttgard, Kunstverein Munster 1994
EAST 94 selected by Rudi Fuchs and Jan Dibbets, Norwich Gallery and Norfolk Institute of Art & Design 1993. Publication EASTtexts by Lynda Morris, Rudi Fuchs two pages on each of 36 artists Award Stephanie Smith.
EAST International 95 selected by Giuseppe Penone and Marian Goodman, Norwich Gallery and SCVA UEA, Publication EASTtexts by Giuseppe Penone, Lynda Morris, William Jeffett abd Manuel Chetcuti two pages on each of 36 artists. Award Mary Evans
CLAIRE JARRETT, essay by Lynda Morris, Usher Gallery Lincoln 1996
TERRY ATKINSON: HISTORIES BIOGRAPHIES AND COLLABORATIONS Norwich Gallery Norwich school of Art & Design 1996. Tour Collective Gallery Edinburgh and conference with Joseph Kosuth August 1996. Publication Dispatch Texts by Terry Atkinson and Lynda Morris. Conference Politics and Conceptualism: The Refurbishment of Conceptualism, with Terry Atkinson, Peter Townsend and Seth Siegelaub.
EAST International 1996 selected by Richard Long and Roger Ackling Norwich Gallery and SCVA UEA, Publication EASTtexts by Lynda Morris, William Jeffett two pages on each of 33 artists. Award Jacqueline Mesmaeker.
FRITZ SCHWEGLER Norwich Gallery and Kunstverein Ludwigsburg 1996. Publication En - Book 84 Landblumenkörnchen text by the artist 1996
SLIGHT Tracey Emin, Rachel Evans, Thomas Schütte etc. Norwich Gallery 1997 Tour Collective Gallery Edinburgh
ONE NIGHT STANDS Jeremy Deller, Ross Sinclair, Alan kane, Bob and Roberta Smith, Haley Newman Brian Catling etc Norwich Gallery 1997 Tour Jeremy Deller Manic Street Preachers commission also shown at Cabinet Gallery.
BARELY MADE curated by Jacqueline Poncelet, Deacon, Flanagan, Woodrow, Lewitt, Wentworth, Miyake, Perriand, Summers, Isaacs, Heron, Bergman and Barlow.
IMPRINT 93 curated by Matthew Higgs Cabinet Gallery, City Racing, Chris Ofili, Stephen Willats, Martin Creed Billy Childsish etc Norwich Gallery 1997.
EAST International 1997 selected by Nicholas Logsdail and Tacita Dean Norwich Gallery and SCVA UEA, Publication EASTtext by Lynda Morris two pages on each of 31 artists Award Tomoko Takahashi
Cloth curated by Linda Theophilus Norwich Gallery and Tour Duncan of Jordanston Dundee
Oktober 1917-1997 Fiona Banner Cornford and Cross Laura Emsley, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Kendell Geers, David King, David Mabb, Mike Nelson, Jan-Peter Sonntag, Louise K Wilson, Norwich Gallery
truely super SupaStore Sarah Statton Norwich Gallery
Henri Chopin Sonic Memory curated by Krzysztof Fijalkowski Norwich Gallery
Alan Johnston Wall Norwich Gallery
The Knowledge Art Magazines 1960 to 1998 Norwich Gallery and Streeet Level Glasgow
Single Screen curated by Kirsty Ogg Douglas Gordon, Smith and Stewart, Allan Currall, Rodney Graham. Lisa May Post, Mabel Palacin, Rachel Lowe Norwich Gallery
EAST International 1998 selected by Alan Charlton and Michel Durand Dessert Norwich Gallery, Publication EASTtext by Lynda Morris two pages on each of 25 artists Award Martin McGinn
Vauxhall Gardens curated by Peter Fillingham Norwich Gallery
Tim Allen Norwich Gallery and 30 Underwood Street Publication Tim Allen Matthew Higgs and
Vauxhall Gardens curated by Peter Fillingham Evelyn Williams Fellow NSAD Norwich Gallery
Tim Allen Norwich Gallery and 30 Underwood Street Publication Tim Allen Matthew Higgs and
EAST International 1999 selected by Peter Doig and Roy Arden Norwich Gallery, Publication EAST text by Lynda Morris two pages on each of 28 artists Award Lucy McKenzie
riverside outdoor commissions Kjetil Berge, Cornford and Cross, Tazro Nascino, Tom Woolford and Elizabeth Wright
Pictures of Pictures Hurvin Andreson, Michel; Bach, Eberhard Havekost, Rosa Loy, Shibu Natesan, Eugene Palmer, David Rayson, Carol Rhodes, Thomas Scheibitz, Andreas Schön, George Shaw, Tim Stoner, Stephen Waddell Publication stories by Lynda Morris Norwich Gallery and Arnolfini Bristol
Fabrications guest curator Barbara Howie Publication and conference Tour Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum.
Things Surrealism in Britain 1934 to 1980s guest curator Krzysztof Fijalkowski toured to Edinburgh City Art Centre and Sheffield Graves Art Gallery. Publication Things conference papers, Bruce Lacey, Colin Self Nick de Ville Derek Mace, Chris Mullen Robin Spencer, Anna Massey.
The Sleep of Reason guest curator Gerhard Stromberg Publication Tour Pump Room Leamington Spa, Focal Point Southend and ffoto Gallery Cardiff.
EAST 2000 selected by Keith Piper and Sebastian Lopez Publication EAST 2000 to 1991text by Lynda Morris Award Hew Locke and Jananne Al Ani
Over ten year EAST International has raised money to bring 350 artists to Norwich to make work from an open submission competition entered by more than 12.500 artists.
Janice Jefferies Selvedges publication edited by Victoria Mitchell tour to Maidstone and University of Hertfordshire
January 2001 Conception: The Conceptual Document 1968 to 1972 to the Henry Moore Study Centre Leeds and the Morris and Helen Belkin Gallery, UBC Vancouver
Andrew Logan Alternative Miss World Filmshow 1972 to 2002 Nowich Gallery and St Albans
Jeff Wall Landscapes Manchester Art Gallery and Norwich Castle Museum publication by Lynda Morris
On General Release Artists Film and Video 1968 to 1972 curated by Lynda Morris and David Curtis
tour John Hansard Gallery Southampton, Maidstone KIAD, Institute of Visual Culture Cambridge, Mead Art Gallery University of Warwick
Other Catalogue and Conference Texts
STEPHEN BUCKLEY Richard Morphet & Lynda Morris, Kettles Yard 1974
Contributor Dictionary of Contemporary Thought. ed Sir Allan Bullock Collins Fontana 1974.
RICHARD SMITH Cut Folded & Tied 1966 to 1975, Lynda Morris ACGB 1975.
ARTISTS BOOKS ed. by Martin Atwood,"Art Language" by Lynda Morris, British Council 1975.
BERND AND HILLA BECKER Anonymous Sculpture Lynda Morris, ACGB 1975.
CRITICA 1, edited by Germano Celant, "Conservative in Art and Radical in Politics: A British Tradition" by Lynda Morris University of Florence, Montacatini Italy 1980.
JOHN WONNACOTT Lynda Morris and the artist. Marlborough Fine Art 1984
SHEFFIELD SCHOOL OF ART, edited by Mike Tooby, Lynda Morris, Roy Grayson, Mappin Art Gallery 1987.
EXHIBITION ROAD, edited by Paul Huxley, "The Beaux Arts Years 1946 to 1956" by Lynda Morris, Royal College of Art and Phaidon 1988.
PURSUIT OF THE REAL Sickert, Spencer, Bomberg, Coldstream, Bacon, Andrews, Uglow, Freud, Auerbach, Kossoff, Wonnacott and Lessore. edited by Tim Wilcox, Andrew Causey, Lynda Checketts, Michael Peppiatt, Manchester City Art Galleries, the Barbican and Glasgow City Art Galleries and Lund Humphries 1990.
DAVID LAMELAS 1966 to 1976, texts by Lynda Morris and Benjamin Buchloh, Kunstverein München and Witte de With Rotterdam 1997
MIXED BELONGINGS AND UNSPECIFIED DESTINATIONS editor Nikos Papastergiadis, contributors Doreen Massey, Yinka Shonibare, Tim Rollins and Lynda Morris "Minimal Womanhood and Empire". inIVAnnotations 1 1997
DOMESTIC REALISM FREDERICK ANTAL Images of Work Conference Leeds University and Henry Moore Foundation 1998
"Antal, Klingender, Blunt: REALISM AND EMIGRE OBJECTIVITY" Design Museum and Twentieth Century Society Conference, Courtauld Institute 1999 forthcoming publication
THE ARGUMENT FOR PROVINCIALISM Ruskin School Oxfgord 1999 forthcoming publication
SURVIVORS OF THE FREE GERMAN LEAGUE OF CULTURE EAST BERLIN 1985 Henry Moore Study Centre Leeds 1999
DRINKING WITH GILBERT AND GEORGE 1972 TO 76 Art Historians Conference Edinburgh April 2000, Tate Britain October 2000
MONOPOLIS DEVOLVING NATIONAL COLLECTIONS Curating Conference New Museum Walsall Wolverhampton University fothcoming publication edited by Gavin Wade June 2000.
THE INTERNATIONAL PROVINCIAL: a Response to Phyllida Barlow Southern Arts Away day St Catherine's College Oxford November 2000
Cornford and Cross and the Culture of the Lottery, Nylon London 2003
Selected Articles
"Some Concerns in Fine Art Education: N.U.S. Report" Studio International November 1971.
"Another 68? Beuys and Dusseldorf Academy" Time Out 27.10.1972.
"The Beuys Affair: Calendar of Events" Studio International December 1972.
"La Lecture d'un Film: David Lamelas" Art Press Paris, March 1973.
"Douglas Huebler, Robert Mangold" Studio International, April 1973.
"Bernd et Hilla Becher" Art Press Paris, May 1973.
"Gallery House: Tim Head, Stuart Brisley" Studio International, May 1973.
"Alan Charlton" Art Press Paris, July 1973.
"Richard Long et Maria Reiche et le Nazca" Art Press Paris, July 1973.
"Lucy Lippard: Six Years" Art & Artists, September 1973.
"Stephen Buckley" Art Press Paris, July 1973.
"John Hilliard and Serpentine Painting" Studio International, September 1973.
"Prospect '73 Dusseldorf" Art Press Paris, November 1973.
"Piero Manzoni:The Achromes" Studio International, December 1973.
"An Introduction to the Structural Development of David Lamelas" Studio International, Jan 1974.
"Jan Dibbets" Studio International, January 1974.
"Strata" Studio International, February 1974.
"Art et Language" Art Press Paris, March 1974.
"Agnes Martin" Art Press Paris, June 1974.
"Gilbert & George" Studio International, July 1974.
"Project 74 in Cologne" Flash Art Milan, July 1974.
"Kunst Bliet Kunst: Project 74 in Cologne" Studio International, September 1974.
"The Garage Enterprise" Studio International, November 1974.
"Art into Society:Seven German Artists" Studio International, December 1974.
"Belgium" Studio International April 1975.
"Carl Andre Poems 1958 to 1975" Studio International September 1975.
"The Museum of Modern Art in Oxford 1965 to 1975" Studio International, November 1975.
"Interview with Mario Merz" Magazin Kunst Frankfurt January 1976.
"Kunstmarkt in Cologne: Today Together" Studio International January 1976.
"London an A to Z" Data Milan, March 1976.
"Howard Hodgkin and Patrick Caulfield" The Listener 1.4.1976.
"Peruvian Ground Drawings" The Listener 22.4.1976.
"Cadere", Studio International May June 1976.
"Just What Made the Sixties so Successful so Shallow" Art Monthly 1 & 2 October and Nov 1976.
"Alan Johnston" Art Monthly October 1976.
"Maria Reiche Megalithic Mystery Tour" The Listener 22.4.1976.
"The Human Clay" The Listener 19.8.1976.
"Let Us Now Praise Walker Evans" The Listener 7.10.1976.
"R.B.Kitaj The Popular Front" The Listener 26.5.1977.
"Barry Flanagan" The Sunday Times 10.7.1977.
"British Painting 1952 to 1977 at the Royal Academy" The Listener 13.10.1977.
"Edward Hopper The American Ideal" The Listener 3.11.1977.
"Cityscape" The Listener 16.2.1978.
"Feminist Themes at the Hayward Annual" The Listener 14.9.1978.
"Intolerance The Neue Sachlichkeit" The Listener 30.11.1978.
"The British Art Show" The Listener 21.2.1980.
"Realist Revival Richard Eurich, Ruskin Spear" The Listener 27.3.1980.
"Realism: Anthony Blunt and the 1930s Argument" Art Monthly 35 & 36 April and May 1980.
"Hockney's Journey" The Listener 10.7.1980.
"Portraits of Today" The Listener 28.5.1981.
"Le Style Picasso" The Listener 28.5.1981.
"Painting Picasso Red" The Guardian 12.9.1981.
"Modern Art in Norfolk" The Guardian 16.10.l981.
"Sickert's Legacies" The Listener 26.11.1981.
"An English View of Stephen McKenna" Arte Factum Antwerp January 1984.
"The Artists' International Association" Marxism Today August 1983
"Coldstream and Representational Painting" Art Monthly 79 September 1984.
"Hot Art:The Turner Prize" The Radio Times 3.11.1984.
"Edward Middleditch M.C., R.A." R.A. Magazine 9, Winter 1985.
"Helen Lessore" R.A. Magazine 16 Autumn 1987.
"Euan Uglow" Modern Painters Summer 1989.
"The Academic Tradition: Soviet Art Education in Glasgow", New Art Examiner Spring 1990 USA.
"Art School Degree Shows" Galleries Magazine June 1990.
"Our Blue Period: The Thatcher Years" Galleries Magazine January 1991
"John Wonnacott" Galleries Magazine February 2000
"Pictures: Photography and Painting" Optical Allusions May 2000
"Konrad Lueg SMACK Ghent" Art Monthly May 2000
"Comment" Artists Newsletter August 2000