Campbell sits in a booth at Burger King wearing a T-shirt that reads “I’ve got senioritis”. Behind him, the Burger King decor is black and white checkered tiles and framed photographs.
Artist

Campbell Patterson

Patterson's practice is driven by everyday experiences in the suburban environment and he uses a variety of mediums flexibly and interchangeably. He has an interest in observation and marking units and passage of time.

Writing & podcasts featuring Campbell Patterson

Serena Bentley smiling

An Interview with Serena Bentley

CIRCUIT Cast #79
Hosted by Mark Amery · September 17, 2019

In this podcast Melbourne-based curator Serena Bentley talks to Mark Amery about Personal Space, CIRCUIT's 2019 programme of Artist Cinema Commissions.

CIRCUIT Cast #79: an interview with Serena Bentley
Miscellaneous rubbish lies on the floor of a gallery while on the wall we see a projected image of a tiled public space

Floors and Time and Shapes: Campbell Patterson's toot floor

Exhibition review
By Robyn Maree Pickens · April 18, 2018

"Is the rustling of Snickers wrappers beneath my feet a filmic moment? The gallery floor is strewn with them, and with grapefruit seeds, which I initially mistook for peanuts. Is the weight of a person crushing grapefruit seeds a filmic moment?"

Floors and time and shapes - Campbell Patterson: toot floor

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