Solo show
MOT International, Brussels,
May - June.
Performance by Fabienne Audéoud and John Russell
Saturday, September 17
at the Opening of
'After Shelley Duvall '72
(Frogs on the High Line)'
at Maccarone, New York
Fabienne Audéoud and John Russell, Giraffes with faces of ecstatic saints, 2011, Oil/acrylic on microfibre, 2011.
After Shelley Duvall '72 (Frogs on the High Line)
Maccarone, New York
September 17 to October 22, 2011
Painting Show
Eastside Projects, Birmingham
26 November 2011 to 25 February 2012
Double-strike, back-lit digital print on vinyl, 400 x 779cm
Narrative Show
Eastside Projects,
Birmingham.
15 July – 10 September 2011
Vermillion Vortex, Brighton: Grey Area & LGP, 2011
A4 size publication, 44 pages, ISBN: 978-1-84600-042
Produced for the exhibition Preying Mantiss
Grey Area, Brighton
18 June 2011 to 03 July 2011
2.6 x 15M digital print for the railway bridge that
spans Southend-on-Sea’s pedestrianised high street.
Commissioned public artwork
Focal Point Gallery, Southend
12 Sept - 22 Oct 2011
Animated film
22:48 mins
Commissioned by Art Review Magazine, Nov 2010
Public Sculpture [the social], 2010
Double-strike CMYK print on vinyl
on
deep buttressed Layher system scaffold
(4.2 x 8.4 x 6.23 metres)
Commissioned sculpture
Frieze Art Fair Sculpture Park
Regents Park, London
14 – 17 October, 2010
Explain Death to Very Young Children, 2010
Solo show
O U T P O S T Gallery, Norwich
2- 21 May 2010
Including launch of Issue Four: Negative Space (2010)
Letterpress print in an Edition of 109 produced by
Stone Canyon Nocturne
Artist of the Month Club: February, 2010
Commissioned print.
Invisible Exports Gallery, New York
Barefoot in the Head, 2009
Performance & curated performance event
Curated by Mark Beasley, Alun Rowlands and John Russell
@ Bruce High Quality Venue, New York.
12 November 2009
Backlit digital print on vinyl, 450 x 7660 cm
Exhibited in The Dark Monarch. Magic & Modernity in British Art
Tate St Ives. Oct 2009 - Jan 2010.
Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne - 23 Jan − 21 March 2010
Faerie Poem, 2009
Backlit digital print on vinyl, 475 x 1064cm
and/or giclée print on archival paper, 21 x 29.7cm.
Exhibited in East International 09
Norwich Gallery, Norwich.
Why are conceptual artists juicing again? Because they moisturise
its a glistening sparkle (2009)
Illustrated text
Artist's project,
Frieze Magazine
September 2009
Ocean Pose [Pink] (2008)
Backlit digital print on vinyl, 3 x 7.9M
Exhibited in Sudden White/GSK Contemporary
Group exhibition
Royal Academy, London
2008/9
13 paintings. Various dimensions.
Oil paint and digital print on vinyl.
Solo show.
MOT International, London
2008
Untitled [Butterfly] (2008)
A4 digital print
Exhibited in in A4 Editions
Group Show
Five Years Gallery, London
2008
&
Uncle Chop Chop Magazine 4
Edited by J.Beagles and G.Ramsay
Edinburgh: Edinburgh Col of Art: 2008
Untitled [Mummy] (2008)
Digital image
Published in Fools Gold
Issue 1: Practice and Improvisation in performance
Edited by Lucy Keaney
Edinburgh: Edinburgh College of Art, 2008.
Return Of the living dead III. Clement Greenberg
is a conceptual artist: Flatness and Shapeism
Circulated as part of Whitney Biennial by
Dexter Sinister.
& published in Gest/Laboratory of Synthesis,
(eds) R Garnett and A Hunt.
London: Bookworks, 2008.
& performed in True Mirror Microfiche by
Dexter Sinister,as part of Talk Show at ICA, London, 2009.
Ne pas jouer avec des choses mortes (2008)
Group exhibition at Villa Arson, Nice
In collaboration with Fabienne Audeoud.
Group show including John Bock, Mike Kelley,
Roman Signer and Franz West.
Vol 2, No. 8. May 2008
Intrusions au Petit Palais (2007)
Exhibition of the painting 'The Pink Too,' 2002
in group show at Musée du Petit Palais, Paris.
In collaboration with Fabienne Audeoud.
ICA, London.
Convened by John Russell and Alun Rowlands.
Speakers included Paul Buck,Felix Ensslin,
JJ Charlesworth, Maria Fusco [as Patricia MacCormack],
Peter Osborne, John Cussans and Fabienne Audeoud.
its own gravediggers (2007)
16 illustrations
included in the book Six impossible things before breakfast
(ed) Olga Adelantado.
Published by Centro Cultural Montehermoso, 2008,
in section curated by Andy Hunt
Contributing editor/designer.
800-page horror/theory BESTSELLER.
incl. Dennis Cooper, Kool Keith, Bonnie Camplin,
Stewart Home, Jeffrey Vallance & Patricia McCormack
Publ. by Article Press, University of Central England).
Launch events: [London] Koenig Books, Charing X Rd,
(collab. with Koenig Books/Cabinet Gallery);
[New York] Dexter Sinister and 205 Club,
(collaboration with Creative Time NY);
[San Francisco] SF Camerawork.
Ocean Pose (2007)
Solo show. Four large-scale backlit digital prints.
Matts Gallery,
London.
Off Modern (2007)
La Station, Nice.
Group show. Collaboration with Fabienne Audeoud.
Incl. Rita Ackerman, Blood ‘n’ Feathers,
Josh Smith and Reena Spawlings.
On Platforming (2006)
Locust Projects,
Miami, Florida, USA.
Installation of Frozen Tears books.
Group exhibition including Nicholas Frank,
Gaylen Gerber, Paul Druecke and General Store.
Curator: Gean Moreno.
paintings without painters (2006)
Orchard Gallery, New York, USA.
Group show including Simon Bedwell, Daniel Buren,
Merlin Carpenter, Nicolas Guagnini, Jutta Koether,
Michael Krebber, Lucy MacKenzie, Blake Rayne,
Reena Spaulings, and Cheyney Thompson.
Curator: Gareth James.
Travel Well These Days (2005)
Solo show.
Transmission Gallery, Glasgow.
Solo show.
Norwich Gallery, Norwich.
Post no bills (2005)
White Columns,
New York.
Group show. Collaboration with Fabienne Audeoud.
40 artists including Lucy MacKenzie, Bob & Roberta
Smith. Fiona Banner, Allen Ruppersberg,
Rirkrit Tiravanija, John Waters, John Armleder,
Walead Beshty. Curated by Matthew Higgs.
Confort Moderne, Poitiers, France.
Solo show. Exhibition of collaborative work - Fabienne
Audeoud and John Russell 2000-2005 (cat).
Group show and publication organised by Andrew Hunt.
REDUX, London.
Also included in Curating degree zero, Spike Island
February 2005; Halle Für Kunst, Lüneburg, Germany,
Feb–March 2005; International Project Space, Bourneville,
Birmingham, March–April 2005; Northern Gallery for
Contemporary Art, Sunderland April–May 2005; Büro
Friedrich and Sparwasser HQ in Berlin, Sept 2005; and
Edinburgh Coll. of Art Gallery, October 2005. Also in the
archive Kiosk, organised by Christoph Keller and included
in the exhibition Printing Matters at Witte de With,
Rotterdam in April 2005 and ICA, London December 2005.
PS1/MoMa, New York USA.
Collaboration with Mark Beasley, Sam Walls & Damon
Packard. As part of Romantic Detachment exhibition
curated by Grizedale Arts. Including Jeremy Deller, Bedwyr
Williams, Adam Chodzko and Emily Wardill.
[Bookworks Commission] in collaboration with
Fabienne Audéoud.
8 Limited edition posters and film event/installation at
Commercial Tavern, London. Posters also flyposted
around London. Toured as part of Infra Thin Projects to
Ikon Gallery, Birmingham and International 3, Manchester.
Incl. Mark Leckey and Mark Titchner.
Curated by Mark Beasley.
Axxxpressunizm (2004)
Vilma Gold Gallery, London (June)
and
Alice Day Gallery, Brussels.
Group show curated by John Russell & Mark Beasley.
Including Matt Greene, Brock Enright, Damon Packard,
Lorenzo De Los Angeles II, Scott Hugg, Amie Dicke and
Jesse Bransford.
Pink Paintings (2002-04)
Fabienne Audéoud & John Russell
Shown at: Intrusions: Selection of works from the FMAC
collection (2007-08), Musée du Petit Palais, Paris;
Off Modern (2007), La Station, Nice, France;
Pourquoi les femmes aiment-elles l'enfer? (2005),
Confort Moderne, Poitiers, France; and Voicing
the Vagina (2004), Launch event, London (see above).
Sleaze Magazine (2004)
6 Page artist project.
June 2004, pp 105-111
Frozen Tears II: the sequel (2004)
Contributing editor/designer.
800-page horror/theory BESTSELLER.
Including Kathy Acker, Dominique Auch, Dennis Cooper,
Trinie Dalton, Sue De Beer, Felix Ensslin, Dan Fox, Matthew
Greene, Pierre Guyotat, Rachel Howe, Kevin Killian,
Christopher Knowles, Gean Moreno, J.P. Munro, Paulina
Olowska, Damon Packard, Allison Smith, Banks Violette,
Benjamin Weissman, & Thom Wolf
Launches and readings at Skylight Books, LA; Jack Hanley Gallery,
San Francisco; Maccarone Inc, New York; Moonlighting Night Club,
London (in collaboration with Cabinet Gallery); installation at
Axxxpressunizm (2004), Vilma GoldGallery, London.
Frozen Tears I (2003)
Contributing editor/designer.
800-page horror/theory BESTSELLER.
Texts by Art & Language, Fabienne Audéoud, Dave Beech,
Paul Buck, David Burrows, Ccru, Jake Chapman,
John Cussans, johnny golding, Inventory, Martin Mcgeown,
Lucy Mckenzie, Esther Planas, Graham Ramsay, John Russell,
Clara Ursitti and Andrew Williamson
Novel and posters exhibited at Cabinet Gallery, London.
Angloponce (2003)
The Trade Apartment, London
Co-curated group exhibition in collaboration with
Raymund Brinkman and Mark Beasley.
The withdrawal from conversation/the return to the
oceanic: the weight of the breast. Twenty women play
the drums topless (2002)
South London Gallery.
Performance organised in collaboration with Fabienne
Audéoud and Wayne Lloyd. Subsequently restaged at
Ikon Gallery, Birmingham (2003) and Serralves Museum
of Contemporary Art, Porto (2006).
Solo show. The Trade Apartment, London.
Abstract Painting (2001)
The International 3, Manchester.
Ten digital prints
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design.
In collaboration with Fabienne Audéoud.
ICA, London.
Group show touring to: Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh;
Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool; Sotheby's, New York;
Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle (cat.).
John Russell kills Fabienne Audéoud in the style
of
William Burroughs (2000)
In collaboration with Fabienne Audéoud
The Trade Apartment, London.
ugly woman... (2000)
Exhibition of paintings and films.
Solo exhibition. In collaboration with Fabienne Audéoud.
Beaconsfield, London.
25 Painitings produced by Fabienne Audéoud & John Russell
Shown at: Off Modern La Station, Nice, France (2007);
Pourquoi les femmes aiment-elles l'enfer? Confort Moderne,
Poitiers, France (2005); Becks Futures 2, ICA, London (2001);
There is nothing so profance to a man as an ugly woman...
Beaconsfield, London (2000).
BANK solo show. Magazin 4
Bregenz, Austria
Field of Dreams Paintings (1999)
First shown at EAST
Norwich Gallery,
Protest and Survive.
Whitechapel Gallery,
London 2002
The BANK FAX-BAK service (1999)
New York
Corrected press releases.
Solo show.
Rupert Goldsworthy Gallery, New York, USA
The BANK FAX-BAK service (1999)
London
Corrected press releases.
Solo show.
Gallerie Poo Poo, 34 Underwood Street, London.
Dead Life (1999)
Mayor Gallery, 22a Cork Street, London
Solo BANK exhibition.
White[cubed], 1998
3 exhibitions:
BANK and Bethan Huws/Art & Language/Lolly Batty.
Gallerie Poo Poo, London.
Stop short-changing us.
Popular culture is for idiots.
We believe in art. (1998)
Gallerie Poo Poo, London
Solo BANK exhibition
Who's Afraid of The Red, White & Blue? (1998)
Conference @ UCE, Birmingham
Including BANK, Michael Corris, Jean Fisher,
Mark Harris, Jaki Irvine,Yinka Shonibare,
Gavin Turk, Mark Wallinger, Peter Wollenand
and
Patricia Bickers
Gallerie Winner (1998)
DOG, 34 Underwood Street, London
BANK and Wayne Winner.
Truth Boulder (1998) & Bourgeois Art Object Attempting
to Escape the Gallery
BANK sculptures
Their Chromakey and Ours, Waygood,
Newcastle (1996); Manchester Town Hall
as part of Eastenders (1998).
DOG, 34 Underwood Street, London
Group show curated/produced by BANK.
Including
Christy Astuy, BANK, David Burrows, Margarita Gluzberg,
Mark Jones, Roddy Thomson & The Lowe Brothers,
Peter Seymour and Eric Wright
Winkle (1997)
BANK, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Minimal Club, John Cussans & Ranu Mukhergee,
Michelle Griffiths and Russell Haswell. Gallerie Poo Poo, London.
Touring to Bricks & Kicks, Vienna.
God (1997)
DOG, 34 Underwood Street, London
Liz Arnold and BANK.
The BANK Tabloid (1997)
Various Issues
Launch event of The BANK Tabloid 'It's a Stitch-Up!'
@ DOG, 34 Underwood st, London.
Life/Live (1996/7)
Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, France
and Centro Cultural De Belem, Lisbon.
Survey show of Bristish art. BANK's contribution: Cool Tears;
including
BANK, Simon Martin, and John Stezaker.
DOG-U-MENTAL (1997)
DOG, Underwood St, London
8 Shows staged simultaneously, Dec '96 - Jan '97. Bonkers Bird,- Goffick/Goorfick,
Shut up you stupid cunt, Togetherness, Stapleton's Last Show, The Pathology of Social
Interaction, House of Wax and Ocean Floor.
Filming 6 hours a day, 6 days a wekk for 3 weeks in London and Manchester.
Distributing the output daily to venues including ICA, London; Transmission
Gallery, Glasgow; Castlefield Gallery, Machester and The Eagle Pub, London.
Class Vegas (1997)
The Embassy, London
Organised by Dave Beech. Incl. series of Posters by BANK.
Fuck Shit Walk (1996)
BANKSPACE, London
My Darling Cicciolina... (1995)
Last Order(s) 134 Curtain Road, London
Group Show Incl. BANK, Martin Creed, Jeremey Deller, Matthew Shadbolt, Jane Simpson, Bob & Roberta Smith, Jessica Voorsanger
Tottenham Court Road, London
Public art project organised by FAT
Compartments (1996)
Ridehaus, Copenhagen.
Part of Compartments project, various sites in Copenhagen. Incl. Allgirls, ampcom, BANK, Bricks and Kicks, Ciy Racing, Globe, Minimal Club, Name Diffusion, Purple Prose, Saga Basement, Transmission, W139.
De Fabriek, Eindhoven
Liz Arnold, BANK, Anke Dessin, Stephen Glynn, Roddy Thompson & Colin Lane,
Neil Miller, Matt Mitchell, Mike Nelson, Peter Newman, Orphan Drift
and
Rebecca Warren.
BANK, Lolly Batty, Gavin Turk and Rebecca Warren.
BANKSPACE Curtain Road, London
Tim Allen, Liz Arnold, BANK, Lolly Batty, Simon Bill, John Cussams & Ranu Mukhergee, Stephen Glynn, Gerard Hemsworth, Soren Martinsen, Muntean/Rosenblum, Chris Ofili, Janette Parris, John Stezaker, Michael Stubbs, Rebecca Warren, Maz Wigram, Andrew Williamson.
BANKSPACE, London
Simon Bedwell, John Cussans & Colin Lane, Matthew Higgs, Orphan Drift, Bob & Roberta Smith.
Zombie Golf (1995)
BANKSPACE, London
Dave Beech, Adam Chodzko, Maria Cook, Martin Creed, Peter Doig,
Matthew Higgs,Sivan Lewin, John Stezaker.
BANKSPACE, London
Simon Bedwell, Sonia Boyce, David Burrows, The Cabinet Gallery,
Lucy Gunning, Anne-Christian Lislegaard, Matt Mitchelll, Ian Pratt,
John Russell, Bob & Roberta Smith, Milly Thompson and Andrew Williamson.
Battlebridge Road, London
BANK, Dave Burrows, John Russell, Milly Thompson and John Timberlake.
Battlebridge Road, London.
Simon Bedwell, Luis Contreras, Dino Demosthenous, Velentine Figueros,
Esther McLaughlin, Derek Ogbourne, Jim Russell, John Russell, Stephen Park.
Touring to El Dientes Del Tiempo Gallery, Valencia (November 1992)
Marshall Street Leisure Centre, London.
Simon Bedwell, Dino Demosthenous, John Russell, Chris Winter, Julia Judge
and Carole Smith.
Lewisham Way, London
Simon Bedwell, Dino Demosthenous, John Russell, Chris Winter
and Carole Smith.
Simon Bedwell & John Russell
Various Venues