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Roger Ackling

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  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard one front.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard one front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard one back.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard one back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard two front.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard two front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard two back.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard two back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard three front.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard three front. Lisson Gallery Archive.

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard three back.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard three back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard four front.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard four front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard four back.

    Roger Ackling, Four postcards dated 26 July 1973, Postcard four back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard dated 18 April 1977, front

    Roger Ackling, Postcard dated 18 April, 1977, front Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard dated 18 April 1977, back

    Roger Ackling, Postcard dated 18 April 1977, back Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard dated 17 March, front

    Roger Ackling, Postcard dated 17 March, front Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard dated 17 March, back

    Roger Ackling, Postcard dated 17 March, back Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard (date obscured), front

    Roger Ackling, Postcard (date obscured), front Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Postcard (date obscured), back

    Roger Ackling, Postcard (date obscured), back Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image Three postcards/ A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976

    Roger Ackling, Three postcards/ A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976 Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard one back.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard one back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard two front.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard two front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard two back.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard two back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard three front.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard three front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard three back.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard three back. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard one front.

    Roger Ackling, A Three Day Walk dated 28 June 1976, Postcard one front. Lisson Gallery Archive

  • View large image One minute is long enough, so its a second, 1977

    Roger Ackling, One minute is long enough, so its a second, 1977 Burnt paper/ photograph, 46 x 16 cm Courtesy of the artist and Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Roger Ackling (b. 1947, London, d. 2014) lived and worked in Norfolk, England. Ackling studied at St. Martin’s College of Art from 1965-1968. His work challenges traditional notions of sculptural production. Ackling’s used pre-existing, recycled/upcycled materials and harnesses light from the sun through glass to transfer energy in the form of heat to create marks. Roger Ackling’s work has been included in many public collections including Tate, British Museum, V&A as well as Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, The Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam and Tokyo Metropolitan Museum. He was recently one of the invited artists working in collaboration with particle and theoretical physicists at CERN European Organisation for Nuclear Research. 

Last updated: 23.09.2014

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