STUDIO MORISON is an artist led creative practice, founded by Heather Peak and Ivan Morison.STUDIO MORISON supports and realises the ideas of its founders and the people they work with.STUDIO MORISON is defining what it means to be an artist in the 21st century.We are living in a period of great change in which opportunity and dignity are being stripped away from individuals and communities. It is essential that we seize control of the forces of change to shape them into the future we want.On a societal level STUDIO MORISON is working to re-establish aspects of civic life that governments and business now claim are no longer their responsibilities.On a human level we look to bring meaning, beauty and purpose into everyday life. As STUDIO MORISON we support other artists, working together to affect more meaningful change.STUDIO MORISON is always engaged in making art.

Heather and Ivan Morison (born UK, 1973 and Turkey, 1974 respectively) established an ambitious collaborative practice that transcends the divisions between art, architecture and theatre. Their central preoccupation has always been how we navigate catastrophe and the essential violence of change. More recent works have moved from a wider social view to how individuals transcend moments of personal calamity.Heather and Ivan Morison have exhibited widely across UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the USA. Key projects include Sleepers Awake, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 2014; All’s Well That Ends, Schauspielhaus Bochum, Germany; Smile All the While, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 2014; Shadow Curriculum, South London Gallery, London, 2014; Skirt of the Black Mouth, Tate Modern, London, 2012-15; Nuclear Family, National Theatre of Wales, 2013; Black Pleasure, Eastside Projects, Birmingham 2013; Anna, The Hepworth, Wakefield, 2012; Cave, MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, 2012; Black Pig Lodge, Southbank Centre, London, 2011; Mr. Clevver, Contemporary Art Spaces Tasmania, Australia, 2011; Plaza, Vancouver Art Gallery, Canada, 2010; The Black Line Void, Derry, Northern Ireland, 2009; Black Cloud, Situations, Bristol, 2009; Journée des Barricades, One Day Sculpture, Wellington, New Zealand,2008; And So it Goes, representing Wales at the 52nd Venice Biennial, 2007. Their book, Falling into Place, a fictionalized account of their large architectural shelter works, was published by Bookworks in 2009, and was made into an audio book by Palaver Press, New York in 2014. A new anthology of their work will be published in 2016 and is edited by Claire Doherty and Gavin Wade.

Design, photo-library modernisation and management, artists projects