About

Pam Skelton lives and works in London. She is a visual artist and researcher and taught Fine Art at Central Saint Martins from the late 1980’s  until 2013. Her practice since 1980 embraces feminism, and projects that explore the legacy of European fascism and conflict, through lives shaped by site, landscape and memory.  She has received funding from Arts Council England, Arts and Humanities Research Council, the British Council, Kultur Stiftung des Bund, West Midlands Arts, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and Wellcome Trust. Her work has been shown in England, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Ukraine, Russia, France, Canada, Czech Republic, Croatia, Estonia and Finland and is co-editor with Outi Remes, of Conspiracy Dwellings: Surveillance in Contemporary Art, (Cambridge Scholars Publishing (2010) and Private Views: Spaces and gender in contemporary art from Britain and Estonia (eds) Angela Dimitrakaki, Pam Skelton and Mare Tralla,  (Women’s Art Library, 2000).