Tammy Woodrow

Tammy Woodrow is a multidisciplinary performance artist whose mixed heritage has roots in Indonesia, Holland and England. Her practice moves fluidly between postcolonial critique, feminist theory, and deeply personal narrative, she uses her own body as both subject and site of inquiry. Her work stands as a testament to the capacity of performance to hold memory, resist erasure, and reframe the female body as a living archive of resilience and transformation.

Her recent work includes a collaboration with Anat Ben David of Chicks on Speed, presented at the IKON Gallery in Birmingham. She also performed  a piece inspired by an 1815 tourist guide written during the brief English occupation of Java, following Dutch rule at Fierce Jams #01. In addition to her solo projects, Tammy is part of the postfeminist, postpunk collective Bapz on Crack and is a founding member of Ventilator Gallery, an experimental platform supporting women artists.