Campbell Patterson

"Campbell Patterson was born in Portsmouth, England, and lives and works in Auckland. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, from the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland.
Patterson's practice is driven by every day experiences in the suburban environment and he uses a variety of mediums flexibly and interchangeably. He has a interest in observation and marking units and passage of time. 
His short videos and sculptural objects have been described as walking a fine line between stoic pragmatism and repetitive absurdity, and his paintings have been referred to as stemming from his conscious immersion in the mundane. In his video work he documents the use of his own body and its interactions with his immediate environment such as Holding my Mother (ongoing), where he does just that, for as long as he can."
- http://www.mccahonhouse.org.nz

Selected Exhibitions
2015 
Honky Tonkin’, Te Uru, Auckland
new normal music, Michael Lett, Auckland
Art as a Verb, Artspace, Sydney, (Aus)
i) Duplex King Mob, Michael Lett, Auckland

2014 
watching, Fuzzy Vibes, Auckland
Back in the World, Michael Lett, Auckland
The Network was desperate for new hits, Dog Park Art Project Space, Christchurch

2013 
Nestbeschmutzer, Southward Reid Gallery, London, (UK)
21st Century Collecting: Recent Acquisitions From The VUW Art Collection, Adam Art Gallery, Wellington
Vision Mixer, Suter Art Gallery, Nelson
Hue and Cry Lightbox Project, Courtney Place Lightboxes, Wellington
Campbell Patterson @ 30upstairs, 30upstairs, Wellington

2012 
Steve Carr, Len Lye and Campbell Patterson, Michael Lett, Auckland
Letter from Alice May Williams, Michael Lett, Auckland
HEIRS, 55 Sydenham Rd, Sydney, (Aus)
There’s a Hole in the Sky, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney, (Aus)
Made Active: The Chartwell Show, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, Auckland
So Tired, Michael Lett, Auckland

2011 
Boys from the Black Stuff, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin
Auckland Art Fair, Michael Lett Stand, Auckland
Without Words, Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP), Melbourne, (Aus)
Reason and Rhyme, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, (Aus)