By Matt's Gallery on 22 January 2014
Benedict Drew’s first solo commission at Matt’s Gallery, Heads May Roll, opens. Mike Nelson’s Amnesiac Hide opens at The Power Plant, Toronto; Lindsay Seers’ Urban Visionaries at Canary Wharf Screen, London; plus exhibitions for Nathaniel Mellors, Alison Turnbull, Jordan Baseman, David Osbaldeston, Hayley Newman, Willie Doherty, Imogen Stidworthy and Graham Fagen.
Posted in News | Tagged 176 Zabludowicz Collection, Alison Turnbull, Art on the Underground, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Benedict Drew, Central Saint Martins, David Osbaldeston, De La Warr Pavilion, FLAMIN, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, Graham Fagen, Hammer Museum, Hayley Newman, Imogen Stidworthy, Jordan Baseman, Kerlin Gallery, LA, Lindsay Seers, London, Mike Nelson, MONA, Museum of Old and New Art, Nathaniel Mellors, Oxford Film Festival, Philip Hoare, Tasmania, The Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver, The Gluts, The Horse Hosptial, The Power Plant, Toronto, Willie Doherty |
By Matt's Gallery on 1 March 2010
Richard Grayson exhibits Messiah, originally commissioned by Matt’s Gallery in 2004, at 17th Biennale of Sydney, 12 May-1 August 2010, curated by David Elliott. Mike Nelson selected to represent Britain at the 2011 Venice Biennale. The British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is commissioned by the British Council Jennet Thomas All Suffering SOON TO END! […]
Posted in News | Tagged 176 Zabludowicz Collection, 303 Gallery, Aberdeen University, All Suffering SOON TO END!, Animate Projects, Anne Bean, Arnolfini, Arts Council Collection, AV Festival, BALTIC, Beaconsfield, Biennale of Sydney, British Pavilion, Building a Nation, Cafe Carbon, Cafe Oto, Carolyn Thompson, Castlefield Gallery, Catalyst Arts, CCA, Crash, Crossing Zones, David Osbaldeston, ekleksographia, Fiona Crisp, Fordham Gallery, Gagosian Gallery, Galerie Raum Mit Licht, Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Glimmer: The 8th Hull International Short Film Festival, Gstaad Film Festival, Hands On, Haus der Kultuern der Welt, Hayley Newman, Ian Breakwell, Imogen Stidworthy, Impressions Gallery, International Festival of Artists' Films, Jennet Thomas, Jimmie Durham, John Frankland, John Rylands Library, Jordan Baseman, Lucy Gunning, Melanie Jackson, Messiah, Metal, Michael Curran, Mike Nelson, MONITOR, Nathaniel Mellors, National Review of Live Art 2010, Nature's Great Experiment, Newlyn Art Gallery, Out of Time (The Light of Day/The Action of Play, Picture This, Quiver of Arrows, Red Jail, Richard Grayson, Richard Wilson, Roy Voss, Seven Ages of Britain, Subterrania, Tate Britain, The Arches, The Drawing Room, The Elusive State of Happiness, The Gathering, The Gluts, The Library of Babel/In and Out of Place, The Most Powerful Thing in this World..., The Provincial Forge, The Quad Gallery, The Russian Club, The Urpflanze (Part 1), Universal Miniature Golf (The Promised Land), Vane Contemporary Art, Venice Biennale, William Blake and the Naked Tea Party, Yorkshire Sculpture Park |
By Matt's Gallery on 1 January 2010
Forthcoming exhibition at Matt’s Gallery: Jennet Thomas. Elsewhere, Mike Nelson is showing at Gagosian Gallery and the Zabludowicz Collection, London. Click for more details.
Posted in News | Tagged 176 Zabludowicz Collection, 303 Gallery, AKINCI, All Suffering SOON TO END!, Amikan Toren, Anthony Reynolds Gallery, Architectural Intervention, Arnolfiini, Artsway, BALTIC, Buried, David Osbaldeston, De Hallen, De La Warr Pavilion, Dundee Science Centre, Face History, Film & Video, Fiona Crisp. Subterrania, Gagosian Gallery, Glasgow Sculpture Studios, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Gstaad Film Festival, Ian Breakwell, Imogen Stidworthy, Impressions Gallery, International Festival of Artists' Films, Jennet Thomas, Jimmie Durham, John Rylands Library, Jordan Baseman, Kurimanzutto, LoBe, Locus+, Mike Nelson, Nathaniel Mellors, Newlyn Art Gallery, Paul Carter, Recente Aanwinsten, Richard Grayson, The Elusive State of Happiness, The Fruitmarket Gallery, The Most Powerful Weapon in this World..., The Photographer's Gallery, The Provincial Forge, The Quad Gallery, The Russian Club Gallery, Wellcome Collection's Identity Project, Willie Doherty |
