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Antony Donaldson

(British, born 1939)

Antony Donaldson

Cat Woman, 1992

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Biography

Timeline

1939: Born in England
1958 - 1962: Studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, London
1962 - 1963: Post-Graduate Scholarship in Fine Art at London University
1962: Second Prize Guiness Award
1963: Second Prize, John Moores Open Competition, Liverpool
1966 - 1968: Lived and worked in Los Angeles
: Harkness Foundation Fellowship to U.S.A.
1968 - 1992: Lived and worked in London
1970: Field & Sons Co Ltd Prize, Bradford Print Biennale
: Lives and works between London and France

Exhibitions

2010: "As Dreamers Do" Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Paris
: "Abstraction and the Human Figure" Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon
2009: Fly low, fly fast and turn left. Galerie du Centre, Paris (solo)
: 9 English Artists from the 60's Together Again. Angers
: Nao te posso ver nem pintado - Berardo Museum - Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art, Lisbon
: Da Hartung a Warhol Collezione Cozzani. Centro Arte Moderna e Contemporanea della Spezia
2008: New Generation Revisited, NewArtCentre, Roche Court
: French Paintings Paisnel Gallery, London (solo)
2007 - 2008: Pop Art 1956-1968 Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome
2007: Galerie du Centre Art Paris Grand Palais
: "Projections" Rocket Gallery, London (solo)
2006: Galerie du Centre Art Paris Grand Palais
2005: Private View, Rocket Gallery, London
: "British Pop" Bilboko Arte Eder Museoa Bilbao
: Metamorphosis: British Art in the Sixties Museum of Contemporary Art Andros
2004 - 2005: "POP ART & CO" the Berado Collection Bunkamura Museum Tokyo
: Daimaru Museum Osaka
: The Museum of Modern Art, Gunma
: The Museum of Modern Art ,Kochi
: Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporay Art, Hiroshima
: Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo
: Nagoya City Art Museum, Nagoya
: "Pop Art UK' British Pop Art 1956-1972. Galleria Civicia di Modena, Italy
: "Work from the Sixties" Mayor Gallery, London
: Royal Academy Summer Show, London
: "Art & the 60's This was tomorrow" Gas Hall. Birmingham Museum
2004: "Art & the 60's This was tomorrow" Tate Britain
: "Hollywood Remade" Mayor Gallery, London (solo)
2003: "20th Century Masters" Mayor Gallery, London
2002: "POP ART & CO" Belem Cultural Centre, Lisbon
2001: Royal Academy Summer Show, London
2000: "Mennesket" Arken Museum, Denmark
1999: "Europop" Arken Museum, Denmark
: Linhas de Sombra - Centro de Arte Moderna José de Azeredo Per digão - Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon
: First works Mayor Gallery, London (solo)
1997: "Treasure Island" Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon
: "Pop Art 60, Transatlantic Crossing". Belem Cultural Centre, Lisbon
1996: "Salon de Mars" Paris, Galerie Daniel Gervis
1995: "Post War to Pop" Whitford Fine Art, London
: "Salon de Mars" Paris, Galerie Daniel Gervis
1994: "Salon de Mars" Paris, Galerie Daniel Gervis
1993: "Salon de Mars" Paris, Galerie Daniel Gervis
1992: Galerie Daniel Gervis, Cannes (solo)
1991: "Gallery Artists" Mayor Rowan Gallery, London
1989: Mayor Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1987: "British Pop Art" Birch and Conran Fine Art, London
: "The Print Workshop" Galleria Grafica, Tokyo
: "Graphics by Gallery Artists" Rowan Gallery, London
1985: Galerie Daniel Gervis, Paris (solo)
: Corcoran Gallery, Los Angeles (solo)
: "Small Works" Juda Rowan Gallery, London
: "Summer 1985" Everard Read Gallery, Johannesberg
: "25 Years. Three Decades of British Art" Juda Rowan Gallery, London
1984: Juda Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1983: Bonython Gallery, Adelaide (solo)
: Hogarth Galleries, Sydney (solo)
: "Gallery Artists" Rowan Gallery, London
1981: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1980: FIAC. Grand Palais, Paris
1979: Galerie Alain Blondel, Paris (solo)
: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1978: "Small Works" Newcastle Polytechnic Art Gallery
1977: Drawings, J.P.L. Gallery, London (solo)
: Drawings, Galerie du Luxembourg, Paris (solo)
: Felicity Samuel Gallery, London (solo)
1976: Galerie du Luxembourg, Paris (solo)
1975: "Salon International d'Art 75" Basle
: "Artists of the Print Workshop" Galleria Grafica, Tokyo
1974: "Premier Salon International d'Art Contemporain" Grand Palais,Paris
: "Contemporary British Painting" Grenoble
: Galerie du Luxembourg, Paris (solo)
1973: Felicity Samuel Gallery, London (solo)
1972: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
: "Contemporary Prints" Ulster Museum, Belfast
1971: Galerie Richard Fonke, Ghent (solo)
: Galerie du Luxembourg, Paris (solo)
: Galeria Milano, Milan (solo)
: Galerie Muller, Cologne (solo)
: Folkwang Museum, Essen (solo)
1970: Galerie von Loeper, Hamburg (solo)
: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
: "Some Recent Art In Britain" Leeds City Art Gallary, Leeds
: "The Slade 1871-1971" The Royal Academy, London
: "The Bradford Print Biennale" Bradford City Art Gallery
: "Art for Industry" Royal College of Art, London
: "Post 1945 Art in Britain. CALA Arts Centre, Cambridge
1969: "New Art" Art Museum of Ateneum, Helsinki
1968: "The New Generation" Interim Exhibion, Whitechapel Gallery, London
: "From Kitaj to Blake, Non-Abstract Art in Britain" The Bear Lane, Oxford
: Nicholas Wilder Gallery, Los Angeles (solo)
: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1967: "Il Tempo del l'Imagine" Biennale Internazionale, Museo Civico, Bologna
: "Pittsburgh International" Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
: "Recent British Painting" The Peter Stuyvesant Foundation, The Tate Gallery, London
1966: Harkness Fellows, The Leicester Galleries. London
: "London under Forty" Galeria Milano, Milan
: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
: "4iem Biennnale des Jeunes Artistes" Musee d'Art Moderne, Paris
: "Op and Pop" Riksforbundet for Bilande, Konst och San, Stockolm
1965: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
1964: "The New Generation" Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
: "New Image" Arts Council Gallery, Belfast
: "Pick of the Pops" National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
1963: The John Moores Open Competition, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
: Rowan Gallery, London (solo)
: Spring Exhibition, Bradford City Art Gallery. Southampton University
1962: "Five Young Artists" Rowan Gallery, London
: "Young Contemporaries" London
: "Artists of Promise" Midland Group, Nottingham
: Arts Council Touring Exhibition
1961: "Young Contemporaries" London
1960: "Young Contemporaries" London
: "London Group" London
1959: "Young Contemporaries" London
1958: "Young Contemporaries" London

Public Collections

: Orange County Museum of Art, California
: British Museum
: Britsh Council
: Bradford City Art Gallery
: Berado Collection Sintra Museum of Modern Art, Portugal
: Art GAllery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
: Arts Council of Northern Ireland
: Arts Council of Great Britain
: Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York
: Olinda Museum, Brazil
: National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
: Museum of Modern Art, New York
: Leicester Education Authority
: Hedendaagse Kunst, Utrecht, Holland
: Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, Portugal
: Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield
: Government Art Collection, London
: Folkwang Museum, Essen, Germany
: Ferrens Art Gallery, Hull
: Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
: University College, London
: Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Irland
: Williams College and Museum of Art, Williamstown, Mass
: The Wilde Theatre, South Hill Park Arts Centre, Bracknell
: The Tate Gallery, London
: Stuyvesant Foundation
: Southampton University
: Museu Regional de Arte da UEFS. Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brazil
: CaMEC, Collection Cozzani, La Spezia, Italy
: Contemporary Art Society, London

Literature

2010: Catalogue for "As Dreamers Do", Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Paris, Ana Vasconcelos
2008: Antony Donaldson, French Paintings, Catalogue for the Paisnel Gallery, Marco Livingstone
: Catalogue for New Generation Revisited, NewArtCentre, Roche Court, Ian Dunlop and Hester R. Westley
: Museo Berardo An Itinerary, Thames and Hudson, Various Writers
: Antony Donaldson Projections, The Spectator 21st June, John McEwen
: Pop Art 1956-1968, Silvana Editoriale, Walter Guadagnini
: Pop Goes the Easel, Wallpaper August, Alex Bagner
2007: Projections, Catalogue for Rocket Gallery, Harland Miller and Patricia Marks
: Antony Donaldson, Time Out 25th June, Martin Coomer
2005: British Pop, Bilboko Arte Eder Museoa Bilbao, Marco Livingstone
2004: Pop Art UK, Galleria Civica di Modena, Marco Livingstone
: Art & The Sixties This was Tomorrow, The Tate Gallery London, Edited by Chris Stephens and Katherine Stout
: Pop Art & Co. Touring Japan, The Berado Collection, Alexandre Melo
2002: Pop Art & Co, Sintra Museum de Arte Moderna, Alexandre Melo
2000: Catalogue for Mennesket, Arken Museum. Denmark, Various writers
: "Europop", Catalogue for Arken Museum. Denmark, Various writers
1999: "Pop Art 60s Transatlantic Crossing", Belem Cultural Centre, Lisbon. Edited by Marco Livingstone
: Antony Donaldson. First Works, Published by Mayor Gallery, William Packer and Mark Glazebrook
1997: "Treasure Island", Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Jose de Azeredo Perdigao
1996: "The Berado Collection", The Sintra Museum of Modern Art. Various writers
1994: "Concepts of Modern Art", Published by Thames and Hudson. Nikos Stangos
: "Dictionaire de l'Art Moderne et Contemporain", Editions Hazan, Paris. Gerard Durozoi
1990: "Urbanism", Architecture Today, Number 23, Edward Cullinan
: "Modern Art: Impressionism to Post Modernism", Published by Thames and Hudson. Various writers
: "Pop Art", Published by Thames and Hudson, Marco Livingstone
1988: "Antony Donaldson", South China Morning Post, November 13th, Beverley Howells
: "British Pop Sculpture", Art & Design Sculpture Today
1987: "Pop Art, U.S.A.- U.K.", Lawrence Alloway and Marco Livingstone
1981: "Antony Donaldson", Arts Review, May 22nd. Mel Gooding
: "Standard Fare", The Spectator, May 23rd. John McEwen
: "Nu Feminin dans l'Art", Zauho Press, Tokyo, Japan.
1980: "Collecting Original Prints", Published by Studio Vista, Rosemary Simmins
1979: "Breeziness", The Spectator. June 16th, John McEwen
: "Art Today", Published by Phaidon Press. Edward Lucie-Smith
1975: "Antony Donaldson." Published by Galerie du Luxembourg, Paris. William Packer
: "Pudding", The Spectator. October 1st, John McEwen
: "Art Moderne, Operation Bastille" , Le Point, February 4th. Maurice Rheims
1974: "Pop", Published by Thames and Hudson, Simon Wilson
: "Pop", Published by Thames and Hudson, Simon Wilson
1973: "Antony Donaldson", Image, June. Patricia Marks
: "Collecting Modern Prints", The Illustrated London News, Edward Lucie-Smith
1972: "View This Side." Art and Artists, May, William Packer
: The cover and Four Images, Ambit, No. 52, Antony Donaldson
1971: "Art Now - The New Age No. 4: The Pop Image of Man", Published by Kodansha Ltd. (Tokyo), Yashiako Tono
: "Figurative Art Since 1945", Published by Thames and Hudson. Edward Lucie-Smith
: "Correnti Contemporane della Pittura Inglese", Published by Fratelli Fabri Editori, Milano, Enrico Crispolti
1970: "Pop Art", Published by Hamlyn, Michael Compton
: "London Exhibitions and World Gallery Guide", Art and Artists. November, William Packer
: "Antony Donaldson", Arts Review November 7th, Konstantin Bazarov
1969: "Movements in Art Since 1945", Published by Thames and Hudson, Edward Lucie-Smith
: "Artists Made and in the Making", The Times, October 28th, Guy Brett
: "Recent British Painting", Published by Lund Humphries, London. Alan Bowness.
1968: "La Nuova Generazione", Le Arte, September, Anna-Maria Marchesini
: "Gallery Review." The Spectator, October 25th, Bryan Robertson
: "Los Angeles Galleries", Artforum. May. June Livingstone.
1967: "Whatever Happened to British Pop?" Art and Artists, May, Edward Lucie-Smith.
1966: "Art of Our Time", Published by Thames and Hudson. Will Groham
: "Pop Art", Published by Frederick Praeger. New York. Lucy Lippard
: "Les Jeunes Anglais", Connaissance des Arts, Number 171, June, Jacques Demase
: "Actual Aesthete", The Spectator, October 25th. Bryan Robertson
: "Antony Donaldson", The Guardian November 12th. Norbert Lynton
1965: "Rare Monumental, Kinetic and Pop Painters in London", The New York Herald Tribune, Paris, Sheldon Williams
: "Accent on Youth and Teamwork at the Paris Biennale", The Times
: "Private View", Published by T. Nelson and Sons. John Russell and Bryan Robertson, with photographs by Snowden
: "Pop as Art", Published by Studio Vista. London. Mario Amaya
: "Pop et Nouvelle Figuration", Aujourd'hui
: "The London Summer Season", Art In America, John Russell
1964: "Presentation", The New Statesman, April 24th. Andrew Forge
: "The New Generation", Catalogue for the Whitechapel Gallery. David Thompson
: "Antony Donaldson", Arts Review, May 4th. Conroy Maddox
: "Popular Imagery into Art", The Times, May 22nd.
1963: "London Letter", Art International, Norbert Lynton
: "Momento Moores", The New Statesman, November, Andrew Forge

Antony Donaldson

(British, born 1939)

Antony Donaldson

Biography

Timeline

Exhibitions

Public Collections

Literature

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