Charlie Tweed is a media artist and researcher working across video, text, digital media and performance, developing works that interrogate the relation between human technologies and the earth, considering notions of control, extraction, waste and more than human intelligence. In his work, he employs strategies of re-appropriation and speculative fiction, often taking on  personas of anonymous collectives and hybrid machines, to outline speculative plans for future forms of technology and more than human relations. 

He has an MA in Electronic Media, an MFA in Art Practice from Goldsmiths College, London and a PhD in Art, he is the Postgraduate Coordinator for Art at Bath School of Art, Film and Media. He has exhibited his works internationally with solo shows at The Stanley Picker Gallery, London; Spike Island, Bristol; Animate Projects, London and Aspex Portsmouth. Group shows and film festivals include: Rencontres Internationales (2019), HKW, Berlin; Oberhausen Short Film Festival, Germany; WRO Media Art Biennale (2017), Poland; Nunnery Gallery, London; Meetfactory, Prague; Whitechapel Gallery, London; ICA, London, CCA, Glasgow and Zentrum Paul Klee, Switzerland.

Residencies and awards include: EarthArt Fellowship 2019-20, Earth Sciences, Bristol University; Wellcome Trust Large Arts Award (2015-17); AHRC Funding award (2011-17); Grizedale Arts Residency Programme (2005 and 2011); Sommerakaedemie, Zentrum Paul Klee (2008); Aspex Emergency 5 Winner 2011; Startpoint European Academies Award (2008); Whitstable Biennale (2008).

His films have been screened internationally at venues including: ICA, London; CCA, Glasgow; Whitechapel Gallery, London; Watershed, Bristol; Plymouth Arts Centre; CAFA, Beijing; Quad, Derby; Eastside Projects, Birmingham; Castlefield, Manchester.

Curating:

Between 2004 and 2012 he was the Co-Director and Co-Curator of the non-for-profit Alma Enterprises gallery, London which was located at Vyner Street, Bethnal Green and then at Glasshill Street in Southwark. During this time I curated exhibitions, performances and talks by artists including: Brian Catling, Suzanne Treister, Laura Parnes, Jem Finer, Rod Dickinson, Jennet Thomas, Paul Tarrago, Laura White, Eleanor Morgan, Katie Cuddon, William Daniels, Richard Grayson, Hayley Newman, Kim Noble, Ludo Mich, Thomas Altheimer, Alex Baggaley, allsopp&weir.