Mitchell-Innes & Nash

Paul Winstanley

Biography

Born: June 15, 1954, Manchester, England

1991-1992
Churchill College Cambridge/Kettle's Yard Artist in Residence

1976-1978
Slate School of Fine Art, Higher Degree in Fine Art

1973-1976
B.A. (Honors) First Class; Cardiff College of Art

1972-1973
Lanchester Polytechnic, Coventry


INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS:
2008
Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York
Artpsace, Aukland New Zealand

2006
Vera Munro, Hamburg

2005
Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, Homeland
1301PE, Los Angeles

2004
The New Art Centre, Rouche Court, Salisbury
Vera Munro, Hamburg, Interiors

2003
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London

2002
Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, New Paintings
1301PE, Los Angeles

2000
Maureen Paley Interim Act, London
Galerie Andreas Binder, Munich, Complete Paintings
1301PE, Los Angeles, Still, Study For Still, 1995

1999
Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris, New Paintings
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London

1998
Art Now 12, Tate Gallery, London, Annexe

1997
Galerie Andreas Binder, Munich
Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris
C.R.G., New York

1996
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London

1995
C.R.G., New York
Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris

1994
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London

1993
Camden Arts Centre, London, Driven Landscapes

1992 Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, Paintings 1991-92

1993
Lancaster Gallery, Coventry; B.A.C., London
Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth

1991
Woodlands Arts Centre, London

1987
Watermans Art Centre, London

1979
Riverside Studios, London

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2007
1301 PE, Los Angeles, I Don't Do Nature: Jennifer Nocon, Diana Thater, Paul Winstanley

2005
Robert Miller Gallery, New York, Almost
Kunstverein, Freiburg, Germany, Flashback

2004
Liverpool, John Moore's 23 Exhibition of Contemporary Painting
Museum am Ostwall, Dortmund, Munch Revisited
St. Paul's Gallery, Birmingham, Blow Up

2003
Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris, Oeuvres Recentes

2002
The Renaissance Society, University of Chicago, Watery, Domestic
Luckman Gallery, California State University, Los Angeles, Painting and Illustration
Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, Eight New Paintings. Barrie Cooke, Felin Egan, Mark Francis, Maureen Gallace, Callum Innes, Elizabeth Magill. Sean Scully, Paul Winstanley
Grant Selwyn Fine Art, New York, Painted, Printed and Produced in Great Britain
Elias Fine Art, Allston, Massachusetts, Beyond Barbizon
Galerie Andreas Binder, Munich, Ten Years
Marvelli Gallery, New York, Illumination
British Council International Touring Exhibition, Casa Andrade Muricy, Curitiba,
Brazil, Landscape

2001
City Art Gallery, Southampton; Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art,
Sunderland, Melancholy
Tate Gallery, Liverpool, Telling Tales: Narrative Impulses in Recent Art
British Council Touring Show to: Romania, Croatia, Turkey, Russia, Estonia, Poland, Multiplication
British Council International Touring Exhibition, Centro Cultural del Conde Duque, Madrid and touring to Sofia Municipal Gallery of Art, Bulgaria, Museo de Arte Contemporanes de Niterio, Rio de Janeiro, and Museo de Arte de Sao Paulo, Landscape

2000
Nunnery Gallery, London, The Wreck of Hope
ACC Galerie, Weimar, Germany; House of Artists, Moscow, Russia; Peter and Paul Fortress, St. Petersburg, Russia; Museum of Modern Art, Rome, Italy, Landscape

1999
Fondation d'Art Contemporain, Guerlain, Les Mesnuls, France, Paysages d'artistes
Royal College of Art, London, Go Away; Artists and Travel
Beaver College Art Gallery, Glenside, Philadelphia, Painting Pictures
The Waiting Room, University of Wolverhampton, I'm a Virgin

1998
Cambridge Darkroom Gallery, Cambridge; John Hansard Gallery, Southampton;

1999
Site Gallery, Sheffield; Camerawork, London; Stills Gallery, Edinburgh, Postcards on Photography

1998
Laurent Delaye Gallery, London, Still
Musea de Electricade, Lisbon, Made in London

1997
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London, Interior
Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, Within These WallsWalker Art Gallery, Liverpool, John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 20
Galerie, Peter Kilchmann, Zurich, Longing

1996
Arts Council Collection, Hayward Gallery, London and National Tour, ACE
Delphina Gallery, London, Inner London

1995
Herbert Read Gallery, KIAD, Canterbury; Wolsey Gallery, Ipswich; Centre d'Art
Contemporain, Bruxelles, Belgium; FRAC Basse Normandie, Caen, France, Crossroads

1994
James Hockey Gallery, WSCAD, Farnham, On Painting
Torino, Italy, Landescapes

1993
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 18
Cubitt Street Gallery, London, Strictly Painting
Todd Gallery, London, Re-Present

1992
Arts Council Gallery, Belfast; City Art Centre, Edinburgh; Barbican Centre, London, Twelve Stars
Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, The Whitechapel Open
Harris Museum, Preston, British Painters

1991
Maureen Paley Interim Art, London, Three Painters: Nicholas May, Nicholas Rule, Paul Winstanley

1990
Maureen Paley Interim Art, Gallery Artists

1989
Whitechapel Gallery, London, The Whitechapel Open
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 16

1988
FPA, Carlton House Terrace, London, Two Painters

1987
The Gallery, Falmouth School of Art, Six Visiting Artists

1986
Barbican Centre, London and National Tour, Printmaking Today

1981
Stavelot, Belgium, Group of Four
House Gallery, London, Aspects of Drawing

1980
City University Gallery, London, Group of Four
Whitechapel Gallery, London, Holborn Station Re-Design Project

BIBLIOGRAPHY

2005
Clancy, Luke, "Paul Winstanley: Homeland," Modern Painters, June

2004
Hubbard, Sue, "Space Inveilers," The Independent, October 29
Asthoff, Jens, "Paul Winstanley," Art Forum: Critics' Picks, artforum.com "Blow Up", Flash Art, March/April

2003
Feaver, William, "Paul Winstanley," Art News, December
Fielding, Anne, "Paul Winstanley," Time Out, no. 1726, September
Downey, Anthony, "Utopia Remembered," Contemporary, no. 51

2002
Downey, Anthony, "Paul Winstanley," Contemporary, November

2001
Morley, Simon, "To Infinity and Beyond," Art Review, February
Buck, Louisa, "Louisa Bucks Choice of London Contemporary Galleries," The
Art Newspaper, no. 110, January

2000
McLaren, Duncan, "Paul Winstanley," Independent on Sunday, December 10
"Paul Winstanley Archive: Complete Paintings 1989-2000," Maureen Paley
Interim Art and 1301PE, (120 page monograph)
"Landscape," The British Council, (80 page catalogue)
O'Reilly, Sally, "Paul Winstanley," Time Out, no. 1587, January 17-24

1999
Guerlain, Daniel and Florence, "Paysages d'artistes," Fondation d'art Contemporain, (52 page catalogue)
Dagen, Philippe, "Un si beau monde," Le Monde, December 19
Lavrador, Judicael, "Atmosphere," Le Journal des Expositions, no. 68, November
"From A to B (And Back Again)," Royal College of Art, (120 page catalogue)
"Postcards on Photography," Cambridge Darkroom Gallery, (144 page catalogue)
Coomer, Martin, "Still," Time Out, no. 1464, September 9-16
Simon, Morley, "The Friedrich Factor," Contemporary Visual Arts, Issue 19
de Ville, Nicholas, "Ways of Seeing and the Pleasures of the Visual," Contemporary Visual Arts, Issue 18
Reardon, Valerie, "Postcards on Photography," Art Monthly, no. 223, February
Hoffman, Justin, "Paul Winstanley, Galerie Andreas Binder," Artforum, February
XXXXVI, no. 6
Craddock, Sacha, "Paul Winstanley," The Times, January 13
Martin, Herbert, "Paul Winstanley, Tate Gallery," Time Out, no.1429, January 7-14

1997
Feaver, William, "The lights are on but there's no one at home. Which is just as
well.," The Observer/Review, December 14
Hubbard, Sue, "Interior," Time Out, no. 1421, November 12-19
Feaver, William, "Moore's Scores," The Observer/Review, November 9
"John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 20," Walker Art Gallery, (Catalogue)
Greenberg, Sarah, "Within These Walls," Blueprint, September
Tozer, John, "Within These Walls, Kettle's Yard," Art Monthly, no. 209, September
Sachs, Brita, "Die Macht der tausend Augen," Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, September 20
Filser, Hubert, "Faszinierende Spiele miy Licht und Leise Tone," Suddeutsche Zeitung, no. 210, September 12
Melvin, Jeremy, "Diverse Perceptions of Interior Space," Architects Journal,
August 14-21
Ingleby, Richard, "Making an Exhibition of Yourself at 40," Independent on Sunday, August 10
Cumming, Laura, "Condiments of the Season," The Observer/Review, August 10
"Within These Walls, Kettle's Yard," Cambridge, (24 page catalogue)

1996
"Made in London," Simmons and Simmons, (64 page Catalogue) Coomer, Martin, "Paul Winstanley," Time Out, no. 1326, January 17-24
MacRitchie, Lynn, "Corporate Art Goes Avant-Garde," Financial Times, June 22
Morrissey, Simon, "The Many Faces of London," Building Design, April 5

1995
Cotter, "Art in Review," The New York Times, May 5
"Crossroads," Herbert Read Gallery, KIAD, Canterbury (24 page Catalogue)

1994
Durden, Mark, "On Painting, Part 2: Peter Kinley and Paul Winstanley," Frieze,
Issue 18, September-October
"Landescapes," Ex Lanificio Bona, (56 page Catalogue)
Morley, Simon, "Peter Kinley and Paul Winstanley," Art Monthly, no. 117, June
Norman, Geraldine, "The Contemporary Capital," The Independent on Sunday, March 6
Lillington, David, "Waiting Tables," Time Out, March 2-9
"On Painting," James Hockey Gallery, Farnham, (18 page catalogue)

1993
Feaver, William, "Plainly a New Fancy," The Observer/Review, April 18
"John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 18," Walker Art Gallery, (Catalogue)
Kent, Sarah, "Camden Arts Centre," Time Out, April 10-17
Lillington, David, "Strictly Painting," Time Out, March 10-17
Feaver, William, "What Goes Around Comes Around, Yet Again," The Observer,
February 28
Searle, Adrian, "Paul Winstanley," Time Out, February 3-10

1992
"Paul Winstanley: Paintings 1991-92," Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, (48 page Catalogue)
"John Moore's Liverpool Exhibition 16," Walker Art Gallery, (Catalogue)

1981
Bucklow, Christopher, "Aspects of Drawing," Artscribe, no. 31

PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Arts Council of Great Britain
Barclays Bank
British Council
European Parliament
Churchill College, Cambridge University
Fondation Daniel and Florence Guerlin
Fonds National d'art Contemporain (FNAC), Paris
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Los Angeles
Musee d'art Contemporain, Sintra, Portugal
New York City Public Library
Simmons and Simmons
Southampton City Art Gallery
SACEM, Neuilly-Seine
Tate Gallery
Unilever

Artist Exhibitions

Paul Winstanley - April 18 - May 24, 2008

Artist Images

Veil 17
2007
Oil on linen
86 5/8 by 81 7/8 in. 220 by 208 cm


Walkway
1995
Oil on linen
29 1/2 by 31 3/4 in. 74.9 by 80.6 cm


Trees
1995
Oil on linen
29 1/2 by 31 3/4 in. 74.9 by 80.6 cm



Man Watching TV 5
2003
Oil on linen
39 3/8 by 45 3/8 in. 100 by 115.3 cm.


Utopia 2
2005
Oil on linen
74 4/5 x 92 9/10 in 190 x 236 cm



Birch 1
2006
Oil on linen
86 3/5 x 65 in 220 x 165 cm


Century City 2
2005
Oil on linen
31.5 x 40 3/5 in 80 x 103 cm


Interior 11
2006
Oil on linen
32 1/3 x 24 2/5 in 82 x 62 cm


Window on the Pines 101
2005
Watercolor on paper
30 by 33 in. 76.2 by 83.8 cm.


Conference Corner 1
2007
Oil on linen
25 1/4 by 30 3/4 in. 64.1 by 78.1 cm.