JARED PAPPAS-KELLEY Artist, writer, and curator | Canterbury, UK | he/him https://pappaskelley.com pappaskelley@mac.com SELECTED CAREER RECORD Current — Pup & Tiger, Canterbury Co-founder and Creative Director. An independent platform for exhibitions, publishing, editions, and public programmes. https://pupandtiger.co.uk/ 2025 — Soft Territories: Crossing One Curator; online exhibition presented through Dennis Cooper and Delere Press. https://www.delerepress.com/news/softterritories 2025 — Mapping / Invocation Artist’s book, archival prints, and moving image; Pup and Tiger Press project. https://pupandtiger.co.uk/exhibitions/mapping-invocation 2023 — Stalking America Experimental fiction, published by Delere Press. 212 pages. ISBN 978-9811870248. https://www.delerepress.com/books/stalkingamerica 2015–2023 — Teesside University Taught fine art, serving as Senior Lecturer and Course Leader for MA Fine Art. Tenure from the artist’s 2025 CV; Senior Lecturer role corroborated by Teesside’s REF2021 statement and a 2019 publisher biography. https://results2021.ref.ac.uk/environment/statements/unit/453b0f76-a0b1-4bc8-8232-48b8b5e68da0#page=8 2020–22 — Selected Invert/Extant projects Founder of the independent press. Transmissions, Notebook 1: Certainty in Uncertainty (2021), and Notebook 2: Portents (2022). These are project dates, not a founding date or full organisational tenure. https://results2021.ref.ac.uk/environment/statements/unit/453b0f76-a0b1-4bc8-8232-48b8b5e68da0#page=16 2020–22 — Portents Cycle 1, Dovetail Joints, 2020; Notebook 2, Invert/Extant, 2022. Drawing, text, scores, and moving image. https://research.tees.ac.uk/en/publications/portents-cycle-1/ 2020 — Broken Grey Wires Steering committee member. https://web.archive.org/web/20200813061321id_/https://www.brokengreywires.co.uk/steering-committee 2020 — To Build a House that Never Ceased Collected writings, interviews, and letters on art. Sweat Drenched Press, 258 pages. ISBN 979-8640872187. https://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/qa-jared-pappas-kelley-stalking-america/ 2019 — Solvent Form reviewed by Michael Hampton in Art Monthly https://research.tees.ac.uk/en/clippings/jared-pappas-kelley-solvent-form-art-and-destruction/ 2018 — Solvent Form: Art and Destruction Hardback publication, Manchester University Press. 160 pages (current publisher listing). ISBN 978-1526129246. https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526129246/ 2016–17 — Critical Perspectives Published conversations with Caroline Archaintre, Kevin Hunt, Graeme Durant, and Johannes Maier, alongside the Teesside University series. https://www.a-n.co.uk/blogs/critical-perspectives-conversation-with-caroline-achaintre/ 2010–2016 — Critical Contemporary Culture Editorial board member and article editor for visual art; peer reviewer in curatorial practice and critical theory. This is a publication role, not an LSE teaching appointment. https://tees.academia.edu/JaredPappasKelley/CurriculumVitae 2016 — Liberate yourself from my vice like grip Participating artist, Islington Mill, Salford; presented by Broken Grey Wires and Fat Out. https://misfitcity.org/tag/david-ingamells/ 2016 — OnCurating, issue 31 Published essay on Uta Barth and Agnes Martin. https://www.on-curating.org/issue-31-reader/propositions-applying-estrangement-through-art-learning-and-curatorial-frameworks-293.html 2013–2015 — University of Lincoln Lecturer in Fine Art. Earlier guest teaching: MA Photography (2010), BA Fine Art (2012–13), and BArch (2013). The 2013–2015 lectureship dates follow the artist’s 2025 CV; the older public CV lists 2013–2014. https://tees.academia.edu/JaredPappasKelley/CurriculumVitae 2014 — ATELIER PUBLIC #2 Selected for discussion in Modern Edinburgh Film School’s programme, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow. https://atelierpublic.wordpress.com/2014/03/20/the-national-review-of-live-art-no-2-modern-edinburgh-film-school/ 2013 — The Making of… Contribution to the event at SFMOMA, San Francisco, 30 May. https://research.tees.ac.uk/en/publications/the-making-of/ 2012 — Virion 2012 Participating artist; 24 August–2 September, Australia and New Zealand. https://research.tees.ac.uk/en/publications/virion-2012/ 2010–2011 — European Graduate School Graduate Teaching Assistant for Paul D. Miller (DJ Spooky) in 2010 and Jean-Luc Nancy in 2011. https://tees.academia.edu/JaredPappasKelley/CurriculumVitae 2011 — The Weaklings Participating artist, Five Years, London; curated by Dennis Cooper. https://web.archive.org/web/20110614165608/http://www.fiveyears.org.uk/archive2/pages/081/THE%20WEAKLINGS/081.html 2011 — An Exchange with Sol LeWitt Participating artist, MASS MoCA; curated by Regine Basha. https://www.cabinetmagazine.org/events/LeWitt_all_artists.pdf#page=10 2010 — Colour and Chromophobia Contribution to The Minutiae of Visionaries: Experiments Toward Social Evolution; Evo Girls Press. https://research.tees.ac.uk/en/publications/colour-and-chromophobia/ 2008–09 — The Surrealist Impulse Tacoma Art Museum collection exhibition, 6 September 2008–10 May 2009. https://www.tacomaartmuseum.org/past-exhibitions/surrealist-impulse-new-acquisitions-tacoma-art-museum-collection/ Some Say She Lost Her Head was shown in the exhibition. https://alecclayton.blogspot.com/2008/12/surrealist-impulse.html Pappas-Kelley and Corey Lund were both credited in contemporary coverage of its earlier Tollbooth presentation, under the shortened title She Lost Her Head. https://www.seattlepi.com/ae/article/Mind-expanding-art-packed-into-cramped-quarters-1148452.php 2006–2007 — Tacoma School of the Arts Taught film, video, screenwriting, and visual art, including directing, narrative forms, and surrealism. https://tees.academia.edu/JaredPappasKelley/CurriculumVitae 2001–2007 — Director, ArtRod, Tacoma Programmes included Tollbooth Gallery, Toby Room, Critical Line, and Don’t Bite the Pavement. https://web.archive.org/web/20041010143110id_/http://www.artrod.org:80/directors.html https://web.archive.org/web/20140516220118/http://artrod.org/directors.html https://web.archive.org/web/20140516220118/http://artrod.org/history.html 2005 — AMOCAT award Joint recognition with Michael S. Lent, City of Tacoma. https://cms.cityoftacoma.org/CEDD/TacomaCulture/arts/TA_AMOCAT_2004-18.pdf Prepared 15 October 2026. Selected career record, newest first; not a complete CV. Roles spanning multiple years are ordered by their end date. ArtRod’s 2001–2007 directorship is confirmed by the artist’s 2025 CV.