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Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton
(b. 1991, Bolton)
︎︎︎IceBlink Luck
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Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton
(b. 1991, Bolton)
︎︎︎IceBlink Luck
With an emphasis on the transformative and alchemical properties of materials, Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton's practice is grounded in a queer feminist critique of land ownership, bodies, and desires. Through the lens of non-linear and intergenerational time, loops and cycles find their way into Halliwell-Sutton's work, dissolving its meaning within process, and seeing how sculpture can embody and invoke feeling.
Previous exhibitions include Recent Activity (solo, Birmingham, 2024); Collective Ending x Slugtown (London, 2024); Schtager & Sch; NightCafe; Union Pacific (all London, 2023); The Shop, Sadie Coles HQ (London, 2019); Selfridges (Manchester, 2019); and Gallery North (solo, Newcastle, 2017), among others.
With an emphasis on the transformative and alchemical properties of materials, Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton's practice is grounded in a queer feminist critique of land ownership, bodies, and desires. Through the lens of non-linear and intergenerational time, loops and cycles find their way into Halliwell-Sutton's work, dissolving its meaning within process, and seeing how sculpture can embody and invoke feeling.
Previous exhibitions include Recent Activity (solo, Birmingham, 2024); Collective Ending x Slugtown (London, 2024); Schtager & Sch; NightCafe; Union Pacific (all London, 2023); The Shop, Sadie Coles HQ (London, 2019); Selfridges (Manchester, 2019); and Gallery North (solo, Newcastle, 2017), among others.
Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton, Through ions and stratus (ii), 2022. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton, Through ions and stratus (ii), 2022. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton, Through ions and stratus (i) & (ii), 2022. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton, Openings (2024) at Recent Activity, Birmingham. Image Courtesy of the artist and Gallery. 
On Folding Ground (18 September – 18 October 2024), duo exhibition of Rebecca Halliwell-Sutton and Lucy Neish at Night Café, London. Image Courtesy of the artists and Gallery.