Liza Dimbleby

Liza Dimbleby is a Glasgow-based artist and writer whose work spans drawing, walking and Russian thought. She curated Drawing the Unspeakable at Towner Eastbourne and writes on art, place and memory.
  • Tutor
  • Alumni
  • 2005
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Tutor, Drawing Year Alumni, 2005

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Biography

Liza Dimbleby is an artist and writer with a PhD in Russian Thought. She has written on Russian artists in Vitebsk in 1918 and Moscow Conceptualists in the 1970s, and published monographs on contemporary artists including Andrey Klassen and Andrew Cranston. I Live Here Now, a book of writing and drawing from walking through Moscow, London and Glasgow, was published in 2008. She has led drawing walks in London, Paris and Novosibirsk. Her latest book is a series of thirty-four texts for paintings by Andrew Cranston (5b, 2024). She curated the major exhibition of modern and contemporary drawings, Drawing the Unspeakable, at Towner Eastbourne, October 2024–April 2025. She lives and works in Glasgow.