Anne-Marie Creamer

Anne-Marie Creamer is a Senior Lecturer at Central Saint Martins, part of University of the Arts London. She co-leads the Making Better social prescribing hub and contributes to health-related art research through PPIP board membership at the Bone Cancer Trust. As both artist and academic, she integrates

• cinematic and theatrical forms
• historical archival research
• community health perspectives

into her practice.

Her artistic research focuses on:

• Spectral conjuring of overlooked histories
• Reclamation of personal narratives in institutional spaces
• Embodiment and spatial perception through lived experience
• Creative memorialization of historical figures

Notable projects include the 2022 solo exhibition Dear Friend, I Can No Longer Hear Your Voice at Sir John Soane’s Museum, which used

• CGI animation
• Photogrammetry
• Sound design
• Historical lyric adaptation

to reconstruct Eliza Soane’s bedchamber. This work, co-produced with Animate Projects, attracted 28,000+ visitors and received Art Monthly coverage.

Award highlights include:

• Derek Hill Scholarship (British School at Rome)
• Evelyn Williams Drawing Fellowship
• Multiple Arts Council England grants
• Ofsted 'Outstanding' teaching recognition
• UAL Teaching Awards

Her practice spans film, animation, drawing and writing, with international exhibitions across

• Europe
• Asia
• North America

and academic publications in Pirandello Studies, The Drawing Book (Black Dog Publishing), and Future Now: 100 Contemporary Artists (Aesthetica Magazine). Creamer’s pedagogical work emphasizes research-led art practice and interdisciplinary health collaborations, with past roles including Acting Course Director for MA Drawing at Wimbledon College of Art.