Selected CV Biography
1998-1999
Graduate, First Class honours, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee
Graduate, First Class honours, Edinburgh College of Art
British artists selected for “International Young Art”, Sotheby’s. Exhibitions Tel Aviv/ Chicago
Thomas & Angel meet in Tel Aviv, marry shortly afterwards in the Vatican and begin to work as collaborative artists Z+Z
2000-2001
Artist residency, St Saviours Church, London
291 Gallery, London “Go On My Son” (solo video installation)
2002-2003
Cell Project Space, London “EX 15:9”
Liverpool Biennale, Static Gallery
Chapter Gallery, Cardiff “Witness” (solo video installation)
International Video Art Biennale, Tel Aviv (British Programme)
British Council, Tel Aviv “Go On My Son” (solo video installation)
Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon “Videozone”
Baltic Centre, Gateshead “Urban Audio: Sound Art & the City”
2004-2005
British Council travel Award
University of Durham research Fellowship
Awarded Artist in Residence post, Durham Cathedral
Whitechapel Art Gallery, London “East End Academy”
Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Israel “Videozone 2”
The Arts Center, St Petersburg USA “London Now”
Gallery Espai Ubu, Barcelona “Video London”
Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Wales “Mostyn Open”
The Big Chill festival “The Last 3600 Seconds of Wasp” (outdoor large-scale video installation)
2006-2007
Ongoing residency, Durham Cathedral
Whitechapel Gallery, London “Defining the Contemporary”.
Museum Haus Lange, Krefeld Germany “Wanderland“
Reg Vardy Gallery, Sunderland “Human All Too Human” (solo show)
Tate Britain, London “Artprojx Presents”
A Foundation, Liverpool “Artprojx Presents Zatorski + Zatorski”
Arts in Marrakech Festival, Marrakech
Z+Z start “The Salon” club from their Hoxton studio
2008-2009
Armory Show, New York, Anthology Film Archives VIP programme
Artprojx Space, London (solo show)
National Gallery of Scotland “Running Time: Artists’ film in Scotland 1960 to now”
Glasgow International Biennale, Fridge Gallery (solo show)
Z+Z leave London to travel Europe in search of a ship
2010-2011
Z+Z return to London with 19thC sailing ship and begin the “De Walvisch”project
First Salon held aboard De Walvisch
2012-2013
Z+Z curate the Thames Festival
Z+Z found the not-for-profit production company “The Cultureship”
“1513: A Ships’ Opera” large-scale public performance in collaboration with Richard Wilson RA
Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol “Doug Fishbone & Friends Adventureland Golf”
Arts Council of England, Grants for the Arts award
2014-2015
Whitstable Biennale “Whitstable Sounding”performance in collaboration with Richard Wilson RA
Arts Council of England, Grants for the Arts award
Work ongoing, the De Walvisch project
The Salon club continues with quarterly events
2016-2017
Royal Academy, London “Artist Duos” curated section
Work ongoing, the De Walvisch project
The Salon club continues with quarterly events
2018-2019
Royal Academy, London “Summer Exhibition” (invited artist)
Work ongoing, the De Walvisch project – ship featured in Thames & Hudson book “Artist’s Homes”
The Salon club continues with quarterly events
2020-2021
Royal Academy, London “Summer/Winter Exhibition”
Work ongoing, the De Walvisch project
Founder members of the “Radical Physicalists”
2022-2023
Z+Z Recommence “The Salon”
Royal West Academy, Bristol Photography Open exhibition
Royal Academy, London “Summer Exhibition” (invited artist)
Work ongoing, the De Walvisch project – ship featured in Thames & Hudson book “Making Waves”
2024-2025
Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust, Project grant, “London Calling”
James Freeman Gallery, London “Nature Immortale”
TondoCosmic, London “The Poplar Bestiary”
Royal Academy, London “Summer Exhibition” (invited artist)
Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture 2025, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
2026-
London Art Fair, James Freeman Gallery
Royal Academy, London “Summer Exhibition”