London

b. 1991

Education:

MA Painting, Royal College of Art 2015-2017

Drawing and Applied Arts, University of the West of England 2011-2014

Current

Pasts to Come, King’s College Curiosity Cabinet, London, curated by Frederika Tevebring, May - Sept 2024

Residents at Hypha Studios, Battersea, 2022 - present

Residency, nthspace, Torino, 2024

Residencies

Swiss Church in Covent Garden, London, 2020

Solo

Silverfish, Harrow School, London, 2021

"Objects in Transition",  Akara Art, Mumbai, 2018

Group/Art Fairs

Holding Cosmic Dust: An Almanac, Swiss Church, London, supported by Arts Council England, Jan 2024, (Hot Desque)

Holding Cosmic Dust, Corinium Museum, Cirencester, supported by Arts Council England, Jan - March 2024, (Hot Desque)

Group show at San Mei Gallery, London, Nov 2022, (Hot Desque)

Is the image even human?, Cervantes, New Delhi, Jan 2023, (Hot Desque)

Terrestrial Act III, Thames Side Studios Gallery, Supported by Arts Council England, 2021, (Hot Desque)

Terrestrial Act II, Lunchtime Gallery, Supported by Arts Council England, 2021, (Hot Desque)

Terrestrial Act II,  CCA:Glasgow, Supported by Arts Council England, 2021, (Hot Desque)

Terrestrial Act II, The NewBridge Project, Supported by Arts Council England, 2021, (Hot Desque)

Terrestrial Act I, Theatre Royal Newcastle, Supported by Arts Council England, 2021, (Hot Desque)

It Glows Light, ‘Collateral’ for India Art Fair, Delhi, 2022, (Hot Desque)

Metamorphosis, A.P.T Gallery, London. Supported by Arts Council England, (Hot Desque)

India Art Fair 2018, New Delhi

Travers Smith CSR Art Programme, London, 2018

Royal College of Art Degree Show, London, 2017,

May 2017, Under the See, The Crypt Gallery, London

2016, Royal College of Art WIP, London

2016, Secret Postcard, Royal College of Art, London

2013, DAA, Corinium Museum, Cirencester

Lecturing

Royal College of Art, MFA Arts & Humanities, June 2024

Royal College of Art, MFA Arts & Humanities, May 2024

Royal College of Art, MA Sculpture, ‘Model Village 2.0’ March, 2024

Royal College of Art, MA Sculpture, February, 2024

Northumbria University, 2022

Newcastle University, 2021

Awards

2020, Arts Council England Emergency Relief Fund

2018, Emerging Artist Award, India Art Fair, New Delhi

2017, Travers Smith Art Programme

2015, Shortlisted for the Royal College of Art Hockney Scholarship

2014, First Impressions, View Art Gallery, Bristol

2014, Nigel Kingslake-Jones Prize for Drawing

Publications/ Press

Resurgence & Ecologist Magazine, Feb 2022, (Hot Desque)

‘Terrestrial Act’, publication with text by Anna Souter, 2021, (Hot Desque)

2021, Silverfish, Harrow School, London

2020, Re-Enchanted Matter, A.P.T Gallery, London, supported by Arts Council England

2019, Artist-Curator interview with Lizzy Drury at Ocular Inc with Ellen O’Donoghue, Film and Video Umbrella (FVU)

2018, "Drury's Daring experiments in Drawing", The Sunday Guardian

2018, “Akara Art 2017 - 2018 publication”, Akara Art Gallery

2018, "Elizabeth Drury in a tête-à-tête with AD", Architectural Digest  

2018, " Elizabeth Drury at Akara Art", Interview with Kastoori Barua, Big Art

2018, "Objects in Transition" by Skye Arundhati Thomas, Catalogue Essay

2018, "The Big Draw", Harpers Bazar India

2017, "CSR Art Programme 2017-2018", Catalogue Publication

2017, Royal College of Art Degree Show Publication

2014, UWE Degree Show Publication

Talks

2021, Silverfish, Harrow School, London

2020, Re-Enchanted Matter, A.P.T Gallery, London

2020, Refugee Week 2020 (film screening & talk to raise funds for the Notre Dame Refugee Centre), London

2019, Art Licks Weekend 2020, London

2018, Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2018, Mumbai

2017, Guest Lecturer University of Reading, Reading

2017, Guest Lecturer Camberwell College of Arts, London

Writing

2020, “Re-Enchanted Matter”, stocked by TACO! London and the Newbridge Project, Newcastle

2020, “Distanced Thoughts on Re-Enchantment”, Dateagle Art Journal

2019, “Sweat Patch: Making Art at the Cliff Edge”, Dateagle Art Journal

2017, “Transitional Objects and Transitional Phenomena”, distinction in Master’s thesis, Royal College of Art Library