Biography

Born 1978

Lives and works in London, UK

 

SELECTED SOLO

2013

Venice (The Kabuki Version), 59th International Short Film Festival, Flatness: Cinema after the Internet, Curated by Shama Khanna, Oberhausen, DE

2012

Sorry I’m Late, firstsite, Colchester, UK

Kabuki, Performance Year Zero, The Tanks, Tate Modern, London, UK  (performance)

Daisy: Manwatching, Peles Empire, London, UK & Cluj, RO (with Julie Verhoeven)

Frieze Projects EastLOVE, (with Nicholas Byrne), Poplar Baths, London, UK

Les Modules, Foundation Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, FR

2011

Open Set (series of performances and events), IBID Projects, London, UK

2009

Anthea Hamilton, IBID Projects, London, UK

Calypsos (with Nicholas Byrne), Studio Voltaire at Zoo Art Fair, London, UK

Spaghetti Hoops (curated by Jill Gasparina and Caroline Soyez-Petithomme), La Salle de bains, Lyon, FR

Turnhalle, Kunstverein Freiburg, Freiburg, DE

2008

Gymnasium, Chisenhale Gallery, London, UK

2007

Cut-outs, Galerie Fons Welters, Amsterdam, NL

Statements, Art Basel 38, Basel, CH

2006

Athens, IBID Projects, London, UK

 

SELECTED GROUP 

2013

Better Homes, Curated by Ruba Katrib, Sculpture Center, Long Island, NY, US *

Notes on Neo-Camp, Curated by Chris Sharp, Office Baroque, Antwerp, BE

Group Show, Rob Tufnell Gallery, London, UK

Paradise Garage, Eighty1, Curated by Henry Kinman, London, UK

2012

Tramway Festival of Artists Moving Image, Tramway, Glasgow, UK (screening)

Space-Time Festival, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge, UK  (performance)

Five Videos, Project 88, Mumbai, India

Jason Dungan Invites, 176, London, UK, (live event)

Glaze, Curated by George Henry Longly, Chez Valentin Paris, FR

LUX Biennial of Moving Images, ICA, London, UK (screening)

Olympic Poster Campaign, Tate Britain and throughout, London 2012, UK

One Person’s Materialism is Another Person’s Romanticism II (Glasgow International), Glasgow, UK

In the Belly of the Whale (Act III), Curated by Rosie Cooper and Ariella Yedgar, Centro Culturel Montehermoso, Vitoria, ES

Kabuki – Part of ‘Piece pour le Pavillon’, HAU2, Berlin, DE (performance in conjunction with Vivarium Studio)

Glaze, Curated by Gerge Henry Longly, Chez Valentin Paris, FR

In the Belly of the Whale (Act III) curated by Rosie Cooper and Ariella Yedgar, Montehermoso, Vitoria, ES

One Person’s Materialism is Another Person’s Romanticism II, (part of Glasgow International), Glasgow, UK 

Phases  Wallspace, New York, US

2011

Frieze Film 2011, Frieze Foundation, UK

One Person’s Materialism is Another Person’s Romanticism (curated by Anthea Hamilton,

Lorna Macintyre and Rallou Panagioutou), ReMap 3, Athens, GR

There are two sides to every coin and two sides to your face, curated by Carlos Cardenas, Galerie Xippas, Paris, FR

In the Belly of the Whale (curated by Rosie Cooper and Ariella Yedgar), Cartel, London, UK

Young London, V22, London, UK

Savage Messiah, Rob Tufnell Gallery, London, UK

2010

Boyfriend Material, LiangWest with Prem Sahib, London, UK

Art International Radio, International Project Space, Birmingham, UK

Newspeak: British Art Now, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK

Bold Tendencies 4, Hannah Barry Gallery, London, UK

Bendable Poseable, Brown, London, UK

me Collectors Room, The Olbricht Collection, Berlin, DE

2009

Artist’s Logo, Nottingham Contemporary, UK

Small Collections, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, UK

Le Verite Tropicale (curated by Jill Gasparina and Caroline Soyez-Petithomme,

Circuit, Lausanne, CH

2008

M25 Sobre Londres, CCA Andratx, Mallorca, ES

Anthea Hamilton and Thomas Kratz, Parkhaus, Düsseldorf, DE

Martian Museum of Terrestrial Art, Barbican Art Gallery, London, UK

Art Now: Strange Solution, Tate Britain, London, UK

2007

Blackberrying, Galleri Christina Wilson, Copenhagen, DK

Charlotte Thrane & Anthea Hamilton, The Hex, London, UK

2006

Shaking Smooth Spaces, Haptic/Betonsalon, Paris, FR

the air line, The Reliance, London, UK

2005

Ich Bin Eine Sachenäufschießse, i-cabin, London, UK

SVO5, Studio Voltaire, London, UK

2002

From Tarzan to Rambo: in Focus, Tate Modern, London, UK

 

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

2013

Ruba Katrib, Top 10 Sculpture, 2012, Art in America, 2 January 2013

2012

Sam Thorne, The Year in Review – UK, Frieze, Issue 151, November-December

Isobel Harbison, Image Games, Frieze, Issue 150, October 2012

Sherman Sam, Critic’s Pick, Artforum, November 2012

Skye Sherwin, Artist of the Week 209: Anthea Hamilton, The Guardian, 27 September 2012

Anthea Hamilton and Alice Channer in conversation, Full Frontal: Because We Can’t Think in Three Dimensions, Mousse Magazine, Issue 33, April-May 2012

2011

Martin Herbert, Anthea Hamilton – Body Image (feature article), Frieze, June/July

Gabriel Coxhead, V22: Young London, Time Out, 20 June 2011

Coline Milliard, New Comets – Five London Artists to Watch, artinfo.com, 3 Feb 2011

2010

Laura Maclean-Ferris, Newspeak: British Art Now London, The Independent, Nov 2010

What Does the Solo Show Mean to You?, Solo Show, Royal College of Art

Martin Herbert, Bendable Poseable, Time Out, May

2009

Susan Finlay, Travelling Hopefully, The Coelacanth Journal, Issue 4, Winter 2009

Francesca Gavin, Frieze Week 2009, DazedDigital.com 10/09

Claire Moulèneles,  Anthea Hamilton, Les Inrockuptibles, September 2009

2008

London Focus: Artist Dictionary, Flash Art International, Oct, p92

Coline Milliard; Anthea Hamilton: Gymnasium, frieze.com, June

Door Ilse van Rijn; Anthea Hamilton, Cut-outs, Metropolis M, Feb/Mar

Martian Museum of Terrestrial Art, Barbican Art Gallery

2007

Anthea Hamilton and Thomas Kratz, Alexander Kennedy, The List

2006

Gilda Williams; Anthea Hamilton, Artforum, Nov

Hybrid, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 9 Sep

Gesine Borcherdt; Anthea Hamilton, Monopol, Nr. 5, Oct/Nov

Beck’s Futures 2006, Exhibition Catalogue, ICA Exhibitions Publishing