A founder member of LVA, Partridge was one of the first UK artists to make video artworks in the early 1970s. His early works played with and fore-grounded the formal language of video, the virtual space of the monitor relative to the exhibition space, the relationship between the viewer and the artwork, the art ‘work’ and context. Partridge established the Television Workshop, which offered facilities and support for artists’ production, helping to produce over two hundred and fifty artworks, from 1984-2001.” – J.Hatfield
