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Gordon Cheung
*1975 London,
UK
lives
and works in London, UK
1999-2001 Royal College of Art - MA Fine Art
Painting
1995-1998 Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design -
BA(Hons) Fine Art in Painting
1994-1995 Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design - Art and
Design Foundation Studies |
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Solo Exhibitions
2011 The Light that Burns Twice as Bright, Alan Cristea Gallery, London,
UK 2010 The Sleeper Awakes, Other Gallery, Shanghai, China Altered States, Arizona State University Museum, USA
2009 Gordon Cheung & Jonathan Seliger, Nassau County Museum of Art, New
York, USA
(curated by Elaine Berger)
Gordon Cheung, ROOM Gallery, London,
UK
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The New Art Gallery Walsall, UK
The Promised Land, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York, USA
2008 Technophobia, Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston,
UK
Wilderness of Mirrors, Galerie Adler Frankfurt, Germany
Gordon Cheung, Kirkby Gallery, Merseyside UK
The Fall of the Rebel Angels, Alan
Cristea Gallery, London, UK
Death by a Thousand Cuts, Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester,
UK
2007 God is on Our Side, Unosunove Gallery, Rome, Italy
Laing Art Solo Award and Commission:
Gordon Cheung - Paradise Lost, Laing Art Gallery, UK
The 1000 Yard Stare, Aspex Gallery,
Portsmouth, UK
Gordon Cheung - Recent Paintings,
Djanogly Gallery, Nottingham UK
2006 Heart of Darkness, Thomas Cohn Gallery, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Gordon Cheung, Djanogly Gallery,
Nottingham, UK
2003 Hollow Sunsets, Houldsworth Gallery, London, UK
2002 Sprawl, DomoBaal Gallery, London, UK
Group Exhibitions
2011 John Martin, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle, UK
John Martin, Millenium Gallery, Sheffield, UK
Future Can Wait, Torrance Art Museum, Los Angeles, USA
40 ARTISTS - 80 DRAWING’,The Burton Art Gallery and Museum, Biddeford,
Devon, UK
From Eternity to Here, Galleri Larm, Kopenhagen, Denmark
The Guessing Game: Put Your Index Finger on the Trini (Put your
thumb on the foreigner), National
Museum of Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, Trinidad (Curated by
Nicolette Ramirez)
2010 New and Classic works by Eleven Artists, Alan Cristea Gallery,
London, United Kingdom
Press Art - The Collection Annette and Peter Nobel, Museum der Moderne
Salzburg, Austria
SUPERUNKNOWN, Edel Assanti, London, United Kingdom Premio Lissone, Museo d’arte contemporanea, Lissone, Italy Collaborators, ROOM artspace, London, UK
BIAB10 The Fourth Beijing International Art Biennale, Beijing, China
Chaosmos, Liverpool Biennale, View Two Gallery, Liverpool, UK (curated by
Chris Boyd) SURFACE WARP
FACTOR, The Aubin Gallery, London, UK (curated by Fieldgate Gallery)
501 UP, Zero Gallery, London, UK
Difference Engine: Manifestation II, Triskel Arts Centre, ESB Substation,
Caroline St., Cork City, UK
Resurrectine, The Feldman Gallery, New York, USA
The Pavilion of Realism, Other Gallery, Shanghai and Beijing, China
Reich Sein, Künstlerverein Walkmühle e.V., Wiesbaden, Germany
Negotiable Values, Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester, UK 2009 Difference Engine, Cake contemporary arts, Ireland
Future or Ruin, Charlie Smith
Gallery, London, UK
Projections, Carré d'Art - Museum of Contemporary Art, Nimes,
France
Unfold, Nettie Horn Gallery, London,
UK
Fault Line - Art in the Age of
Anxiety, Nunnery Gallery, London, UK (curated by Sarah Elson)
Drawing Biennale 2009, Drawing Room
Gallery, London, UK
Lure and Seducer, Gallery Christoffer Egelund, Copenhagen,
Denmark
R O O M Collaborators, Room Gallery,
London, UK
Reconstructing the Old House, Ruskin
Gallery, London, UK (curated by Benet Spencer)
Painting the Glass House: Artists
Revisit Modern Architecture, Mills College Art Museum,
California, USA (curated by Jessica
Hough and Mónica Ramírez-Montagut)
New London School, Galerie Schuster,
Berlin, Germany (curated by Zavier Ellis and Simon Rumley)
40 Artists - 80 Drawings, The Drawing
Gallery, Shropshire, UK
Ps: Parsing Spirituality, Affirmation Arts, New York, USA
2008 PHANTAKALIFRAGILISTIGEXPIALIGETISCH, Galerie ADLER, Frankfurt am
Main, Germany
Timbuktu, Pallas Contemporary
Projects, Dublin, Ireland
Landslide, I-Myu Gallery, London, UK
Fresh Out of the Box, Walsall Art Museum, Walsall, UK
The Future Can Wait, T1, The Old Truman Brewery, London, UK
The Maddox Arts Summer Show, Maddox Arts, London, UK
The Other Mainstream II: Selections
from the Collection of Mikki and Stanley Weithorn
Arizona State University Art Museum,
Arizona, USA
FUTUREBLUEPERFECT, Cafe Gallery
Projects, London, UK 25th - Curated by Clare Goodwin and
Liz Murray
Éigse Carlow Arts Festival 2008 - We
Don’t Need Nobody Else - Curated by Rob Lowe
ZAVIER ELLIS & SIMON RUMLEY PRESENT:
’NEW LONDON SCHOOL’, Mark Moore Gallery, Santa
Monica (LA), USA
Winter Acchrochage, MARCdePUECHREDON,
Basel, Switzerland
JERWOOD CONTEMPORARY PAINTERS,
Jerwood Space, Union Street, London
Whatever the Weather, Sunderland
Museum & Winter Gardens, UK
Psychedelic, San Antonio Art Museum,
Texas USA, Curated by David S. Rubin (cat.)*
Painting the Glass House: Artists
Revisit Modern Architecture, Aldrich Museum and Yale
Museum, Connecticut, Mills Museum,
California USA - Curated: Jessica Hough (Aldrich curator
and Monica Ramirez Montagut
(Guggenheim curator of Architecture and Design) (cat.)*
2007 Currents: Recent Acquisitions, Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden,
Washington USA -
Curated by Anne Ellegood
STILL LIFE, STILL, T 1+2 Gallery,
London UK - Curated by Hugh Mendes
THE FUTURE CAN WAIT, The Atlantis
gallery, London UK - curated by Ellis Rumley Projects
The Lucifer Effect, Gallery Primo
Alonso, London UK - Curated by Gordon Cheung
Dorian Gray Project: Happy Days, John
Jones Gallery, London - Curated by Infinity Bunce and
Katherine Lubar
Art Basel 38, Switzerland, Alan
Cristea Gallery
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of
Arts, London UK
Detour, The Arts Director Club, New
York - Curated by Raffaella Guidobono
Drawing from History: Permanent
Collection and Loans, ASU Art Museum, Arizona USA
Fash n Riot, Photographer's Gallery,
London
Blood Meridian, Michael Janssen
Galerie, Berlin, Germany -Curated by David Hunt
Arrivals/Departures, URBIS Museum,
Manchester -Curated: Sally Lai and Yuen Fong Ling
2006 Alan Cristea Editions, Alan Cristea Gallery, London, UK
Fresh, Museum of Glass – Center of
Contemporary Art, Washington, USA (Curated: Juli Cho)
John Moores 24 Painting Prize
Finalist, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Biennial, UK (Selected by
Tracey Emin, Sir Peter Blake, Jason
Brookes, Ann Bukantas and Andrea Rose)
The Stars Down to Earth, Nunnery
Gallery, London, UK (Curated by Andrew Hunt)
10th Planet, A04 Business Complex,
London, UK (Curated by Julian Hughes Watts)
Stéphane Janssen: The Collector,
Amarillo Museum of Art, Texas, USA
ASU Collection, Arizona State
University Art Museum, Arizona, USA
Continental Breakfast, Umetnostna
Galerija Maribor Museum, Slovenia
Jerusalem, Dean Clough Galleries,
Halifax (Curated by David Hancock)
Crave, Rawspace, London, UK (Curated by
Raffaella Guidobono)
The Sleep of Reason, The Embassy
Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland
Continental Breakfast, Umetnostna
Galerija Maribor Museum, Slovenia
Broken Romanticism, Standpoint
Gallery (Curated by Steve Walter)
Drawing 200, Drawingroom Project,
Tannery, London, UK
BRITISH ART SHOW 6, various UK venues
across Manchester, Nottingham and Bristol, UK
2005 BRITISH ART SHOW 6, BALTIC, Gateshead (Touring UK – Curated by Alex
Farquharson and
Andrea Schlieker; organised by
Hayward Gallery)
New London Kicks, Wooster Projects,
New York, USA (Curated by Simon Rumley and Ed Burke)
Art News, Raid Projects, Los Angeles,
USA
(Curated by Hugh Mendes feat. Martin Creed and
Gillian Wearing)
NLK (in association with Armory
Show), Soho House, New York, USA
ARCO Art Fair - Independents,
Houldsworth Gallery, Madrid, Spain (Curated by Contemporary
Magazine)
Faux Realism, Royal Academy Pumphouse
Gallery, London, UK
2004 Caution: Uneven Surfaces, Temporary Contemporary, London, UK
Art News, Three Colts Gallery, London,
UK
(feat. Martin Creed, Gillian Wearing and others)
Zoo Art Fair, London, UK (with Flaca
Gallery)
Thermo 04, Lowry Museum, Salford, UK
Le Petit Paysage, Liverpool Biennale,
Liverpool, UK (Toured UK nationally)
Apopalyptical, Houldsworth Gallery,
London, UK
Collage, Bloomberg Space, London, UK (feat.
Chris Ofili, Frank Stella, Richard Prince, Robert
Rauchenberg and others)
2003 Yes, I am a Long Way from Home, Nunnery, London, UK (inc catalogue)
Toured: Wolverhampton Art Gallery,
Herbert Read Gallery, Canterbury and Northern Gallery for
Contemporary Art, Sunderland, UK (feat.
Peter Doig, Paul Morrison, George Shaw, and others)
Intervention, John Hansard Gallery,
Southampton, UK (feat. Ron Arad, Runa Islam and others)
Drawing 100, Drawingroom Project,
Tannery, London, UK (feat. Julian Opie, Paul Noble,
Langlands and Bell, Rachel Whiteread and others)
Trans-, Kyoto Art Centre, Japan
ArtFutures, Contemporary Art Society,
London, UK
Portal-, Studio J, Osaka, Japan
2002 Unscene, Gasworks, London, UK (inc catalogue)
2001 CD1, Marlborough Fine Arts, London, UK (inc catalogue)
2000 Assembly, Stepney City, London, UK – Curator and organiser (inc catalogue)
Awards and Residencies
2008 JERWOOD CONTEMPORARY PAINTERS, Jerwood Space, Union Street, London
2007 Artes Mundi Prize 3 Nomination, Selected by Isabel Carlos and Bisi
Silva2006 Braziers
2006 Braziers International Artists Workshop, UK
DeciBel Award Finalist, Judges: Okwui
Enwezor, David Thorp, Sally Tallant, and others
2005 Hong Kong and China Research Research Trip - Funded by ACE and A-n
Arts Council of England Individual
Arts Award
2004 BOC Emerging Artist Award Finalist - (Selected by Sarah Kent, Karen
Wright, Marcus Harvey)
Pizza Express Prospects Prize
Finalist, Tea Building, London, UK (Selected by Tim Marlow, Fiona
Bradley, Simon Groom, Graham Gussin
and Rachel Lowe)
Jerwood Drawing Prize Finalist – (Toured
UK)
Breathe Residency, Chinese Arts
Centre, Manchester, UK
2003 Triangle Arts Trust International Artist Fellowship - Nominated by
Gasworks Gallery
VASL Residency, Pakistan
Arts Council England International
Art Award
British Council International Arts
Award
Diffuse Asia, Kyoto Art Centre
Residency, Japan
Lexmark European Painting Prize
Finalist, London
2000 Socrates Travel Award for Berlin, Germany
John Minton Travel Award for Paris,
France
TI Travel Award for Budapest
Paris Studio Residency, Cité
Internationale des Arts, Paris, France
The Gilchrist-Fisher Award Finalist,
Rhg, London, UK (inc catalogue)
1999 Space Studio Residency 98/99, Space Studios, Old Street, London, UK
1998 Arte Viva, Residency and competition - Painting First PrizeWinner,
Italy
Sammlungen (Auswahl)
The Progressive Art Collection, Ohio, USA Speed Art Museum,
Louisville, Kentucky, USA Hirshhorn Museum of Art and Sculpture Garden,
Washington, USA Knoxville Art Museum, Tennessee, USA Whitworth Art
Museum, Manchester UK ASU Art Museum, Arizona, USA Walsall Art
Gallery, Walsall, UK UBS Collection, London UK Hiscox Collection
Royal College of Art Central Saint Martins University of Arts
Stephane Janssen Collection Mikki and Stanley Weithorn Collection
Patrick Duffy and Wally Goodman Imogen and Elspeth Collection Peter
Nobel, Schweiz Mimi Floback Richard Akagawa Martin Hale, USA
Bibliographie (Auswahl)
Gordon Cheung Signs Taken for Wonders, emagazine, by Marilyn Zeitlin, May
2009
Gordon Cheung, Art World, Interview by Paul Carey-Kent, February / March
2009
Gordon Cheung: Börsenkolumnen als moderne Landschaftsbilder, Die Welt, Uwe
Wittstock, October 4, 2008
Stelzen, Trophäen und ein Ex-Voto, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
Konstanze Crüwell, September 6, 2008
From Modern Economy to Ancient Mythology, Aesthetica Magazine, Shona
Fairweather, February 2008
Gordon Cheung, curated by Kohei Nawa, Dazed and Confused, Japan,
February 2008
City Life, Channel M, Robert Hudson - TV interview, January 25, 2008
Fall of he Rebel Angels at Alan Cristea Gallery, by Helen Water, January
2008 (cat.)
God is on our side, Galleria 1/9 unosunove arte contemporanea, by
Raffaella Guidobono, November 2007 (cat)
Chimera Angles, 1000 Yard Stare, Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth UK, by Martin
Holman, August 2007 (cat)
Cyberman Who Fell to Earth, Times T2, by Laura Gasgoigne, January 9,
2007
Gordon Cheung, Dazed and Confused, by Iphgenia Baal, vol.2 issue 32,
p.34, November 2005
British Art Show 6, Newsnight Review, BBC27, November 2005
Gordon Cheung, I-d Magazine, by Charlie Danby, p.98, September 2005
As Hirst hits 40, meet new faces of UK Art Scene, The Independent, by
Arifa Akbar, p.3, June 6, 2005
Gordon Cheung, Flash Art, by Roy Exley, no.240, p.72, January 2005
Gordon Cheung, Financial Times Weekend magazine, by Jackie Wullschlager,
October 2004
Breathing Space, City life, by Tim Birch, May 2004
Collage, Contemporary Magazine, May 2004
Apopolyptical, Art Monthly, by David Barrett, May 2004
Collage, Art Monthly, by Eliza Williams, May 2004
Intervention, Guardian The Guide, October 2003
Yes I am a Long Way from Home, Contemporary, April 2003
Yes I am a Long Way from Home, Art Monthly, by Sara Harrison, April 2003
Yes I am a Long Way from Home, Time Out, by Sarah Kent, April 2003
Yes I am a Long Way from Home, Art Review, April 2003
Gordon Cheung, What’s On, July 2002
Unscene, Gasworks Gallery, Modern Painters, June 5, 2002
Unscene, Gasworks Gallery, The Guardian - The Guide, by Jessica Lack,
April 30, 2002
Unscene, Gasworks Gallery, Time Out, by Jane Tynan, no.1653, April 24,
2002
Wellworth, Keith Talent Gallery, Time Out, by Martin Herbert, no.1647,
March 13, 2002
Class of 2001 -Top 20 MA Graduates, Art Review supplement, 2001
Lessons in the art of survival, The Daily Telegraph, by Will Bennett,
June 4, 2001
Assembly - The Best Art Shows, The Big Issue, by Helen Sumpter,
no.41827, December 2000
Fakescape, Frieze, Neal Brown, no.55, November 2000
Fakescape, Flash Art, November 2000
Assembly, Time Out, No.1574. October18, 2000
Go See Assembly, The Observer Magazine, October 1, 2000
Fakescape, The Guardian, London, Jonathan Jones, August 4, 2000
Fakescape, Time Out, London, Izi Glover, August 23, 2000
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