Press & Videos – Places & Things

Artemis of the Lea

commissioned by UCL Culture, 2019

Artemis of the Lea, Amanda Lwin: ‘Elevating human waste into something precious’

Elevating human waste into something precious

Hackney Citizen, Oct 2019

Wandering and wondering with Dr. James Cann

For UCL, 2019

Interview for Sculpture in the City

On 'A Worldwide Web of Somewheres', 2018

We’ve all seen those vanilla property listings which all look the same. But what if these properties were inhabited by strange beings, a red eyed fox or a fungus for a housemate? …ignore the magnolia walls, there’s a giant snake in the property.

This week’s Top 7 exhibitions – FAD magazine

Unreal Estates, 2018

The curatorial genius behind this…is the way it feeds on house-moving emotions.

Colourful and unsettling, the work evokes the dreamy excitement and sheer dread we go through when searching for a new place to live.

Exhibition Review, Hackney Citizen

For Unreal Estates, 2018

Coverage from It’s Nice That

For Unreal Estates, 2018

Mini-interview with Urban Junkies

For Unreal Estates, 2018

Brief spot on London Live (from 1m10)

For Sculpture in the City 2018

“Amanda’s piece A Worldwide Web of Somewheres was one of my favourites of the 18 artworks that comprise Sculpture in the City. During my conversation with the erudite (but incredibly kind about it) Lwin, we chat about A Worldwide Web as well as systems and structures, the difference between a labyrinth and a maze, and all sorts of other fascinating topics that come from contemplating her work..”

Podcast with travel writer tikichris

On 'A Worldwide Web of Somewheres', 2018

Lwin’s map therefore gathers up or ‘weaves’ this multiplicity of ideas and meanings together and solidifies them into one physical manifestation…

Capricious and Captivating Cartography

Article by Mimi Goodall for SMARTIFY, 2018

Closer inspection reveals hidden depths

The 2018 Sculpture In The City Is The Best Yet

Londonist, 2018

Interview commissioned for British Airways

London & Stoke-on-Trent, 2017

Video doc for Shadow Play

Brunel Museum, London, 2013

See Venice-inspired weaving in Deptford, London

Q & A with British Council

2017

Video doc for Sound Tracks Festival

London Overground, 2011

The concept of Sound Tracks festival is so unexpectedly ingenious but simple it makes you wonder why no one had thought of it…

East London Lines magazine

On 'Sound Tracks', 2011

The proposal is magical, poetic, affecting and immediately transformative…

Michael Morris

Co-director of Artangel, 2012