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Philip Sanderson is a Senior Lecturer in Arts & Festival Management with a particular interest in both the visual arts and contemporary music. Prior to becoming a lecturer at LSBU Philip worked in the arts for over twenty years in a number of capacities including: gallery director, curator, chair of board, consultant, reviewer, and arts practitioner. As a practitioner Philip has exhibited widely both in the UK and internationally and had a number of music CDs and LPs released.

BA Arts & Festival Management

Level 4 (Year 1)

• Arts & Festival Management Framework
• Arts Policy

Level 5 (Year 2)

• Modern Museum & Gallery Practice

Level 6 (Year 3)

• Contemporary Curation
• Arts & Festival Fundraising
• Dissertation supervision

MA Critical Arts Management

• Project and Dissertation Supervision

Music Releases

• 2012: Hollow Gravity, Philip Sanderson LP on Puer Garvy
• 2011: A Safe Substitute, Storm Bugs LP on Harbinger Sound
• 2008: Nasal Passage, Storm Bugs track on Mesthetics Greatest Hiss compilation
• 2007: Supplementary Benefit, Storm Bugs LP - on Vinyl on Demand
• 2006: Snatch Tapes Compilation on Vinyl on Demand
• 2005: Seal Pool Sounds, Philip Sanderson CD - on Seal Pool
• 2004: Up the Middle Down The Sides, Storm Bugs LP - on Fusetron
• 2003: For Internal Use Only, Storm Bugs, CD compilation on Adverse Effects
• 2002: Offshore (Philip Sanderson/David Jackman) CD - on Robot Records
• 2002: Reprint, Philip Sanderson CD - on Anomalous Records
• 2002: Terrain (Philip Sanderson/David Jackman) 10-inch -on Die Stadt
• 2001: Let's Go Outside and Get it Over, Storm Bugs CD - on Snatch Tapes

Exhibitions and Screenings of own work

(S = solo exhibition)

• 2013: 100x100=900 Project - international touring video art programme
• 2012 -13: Lumiere et Son (Collaboration with Sam Rensiew) exhibited nationally and internationally as part of One minute Programme volume 6
• 2008: Hair of the Dog exhibition at CCA Santa Fe, USA
• 2008: Lumiere et Son (Collaboration with Sam Rensiew) exhibited nationally and internationally as part of One minute Programme volume 5
• 2007: Neither There Nor Here (Storm Bugs video performance with Steven Ball The Foundry, London
• 2007: Magmart Tour, Naples, Italy
• 2007: Visual Music Marathon, Boston, USA
• 2007: Camera Obscura, Australia
• 2007: Lumiere et Son (Collaboration with Sam Rensiew) exhibited nationally and internationally as part of One minute Programme volume 4
• 2006: Lumen Festival, Leeds
• 2006: Video Under Volcano, Naples
• 2006: Cog Collective, London
• 2005: Berlin Videonale, Berlin, Germany
• 2005: Videolisboa, Lisbon, Portugal
• 2005: 291 Gallery, London
• 2005: Exploding Cinema, London
• 2005: Prog ME, Brazil
• 2005: Island Art Film & Video Festival, London
• 2004: Exposure - Lux Screening, London
• 2004: Hat on Wall, London
• 2002: Hastings Museum and Art Gallery (S)
• 2002: Pump House/Battersea Park, London (S)
• 2001: Wordplay, Q Arts, Derby
• 2000: Spectrum, Turtle Arts, Nottingham
• 1999: Letting the Days go by, MOTA, London
• 1998: Baffle, Camerawork, London
• 1998: Second Nature, Pump House/Battersea Park, London
• 1997: Overheard Overhead, The Vestry, London (S)

Curatorial Projects/Programming

• 2008: Voice box - radio show with Ed Pinsent for Resonance FM
• 2007: Screen Dump - programme of YouTube work for Cog Collective London
• 2007: One off special for Sound Projector radio show on Resonance FM
• 2006: Snatch Tapes - compiling of an LP of post-punk DIY music for Vinyl on Demand
• 2002: Boating for Beginners, Pump House/Battersea Park Boating Lake, London
• 2001: Postcards on Photography, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 2000: John Jordan/Consuming Desire, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 1999: Scheufler & Heiss/Fit For Fun, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 1999: Fiona Crisp/Still Films, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 1998: Baffle, Camerawork, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 1998: Gustav Metzger is my Dad, Camerawork, Exhibition at Camerawork, London
• 1998: Second Nature, Pump House/Battersea Park, London (with Alex Burt)
• 1996: Cat Flap/Julia Obrian, Installation at Angell Town Art Space, London
• 1996: Wallpaper Life/John Workman Installation at Angell Town Art Space, London
• 1995: X-Days, Installation at Angell Town Art Space, London
• 1990: Selection and programming for experimental section of London Film Festival

Reviews for Art Monthly magazine

On the following artists & exhibitions:

• Rebecca Warren, Graham Gussin, Fergal Stapleton
• Richard Deacon and Thomas Schutte
• John Frankland
• Markus Hansen
• Jacqueline Poncelet
• Ken Lum
• David Griffiths
• Anna and Bernhard Blume
• The Impossible Science of Being
• Ideal Standard Summertime
• New Contemporaries

(All published 1995-97)