Artworks by David Austen at Ingleby Gallery on artnet

David Austen

(British, born 1960)

David Austen

Ocean (green), 2021

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David Austen

Light (Red), 2017

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David Austen

Ocean (moon), 2023

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David Austen

Moon (black), 2022

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David Austen

Fires, 2022

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David Austen

Edge of Things, 2022–2023

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David Austen

The Boys, 2020–2023

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David Austen

Moon & Stars (blue), 2022

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David Austen

Clouds, 2021

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David Austen

Head (yellow), 2022

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David Austen

A Clockwork Orange, 2019

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David Austen

La Peste, 2019

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Timeline

1960: Born in Harlow, Essex
1978 - 1981: Maidstone College of Art
1982 - 1985: Royal College of Art, London
2008 - 2009: Stanley Picker Fellowship, Kingston University, Kingston upon Thames
2011: Bryan Robertson Award

Exhibitions

2011: Watercolour, Tate Britain, London
2010: End of Love, Modern Art Oxford, Oxford (solo)
2009: Man Smoking, Schiavo Mazzonis Gallery, Rome (solo)
: My love, I have been digging up my own bones in the garden again, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh (solo)
: David Austen, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston University, Kingston-upon-Thames (solo)
: No Shoes on the Carpet, Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles
2008: Conversations, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge
: 100 Years, 100 Artists, 100 Works of Art, A Foundation, London
: At Home, Voewood Projects, High Kelling, Norfolk
: Order Desire Light, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
: Selected Works by Gallery Artists, Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
: David Austen & Man Ray, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh (solo)
: Drawing 2007 – Biennial Fundraiser, The Drawing Room, London
2007: David Austen -Glitter, Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London (solo)
: David Austen, Milton Keynes Gallery, Milton Keynes (solo)
2006: David Austen - Smoking Moon, Camden Arts Centre, London (solo)
: David Austen – Green Electric Morning, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh (solo)
: The Secret Theory of Drawing The Drawing Room, London
: Among the Ash Heaps & Millionaires, Ancient and Modern, London
: Film Club, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
: Motion o n Paper, Ben Brown Fine Art, London
: Dream Box Vitrine, Tate Britian Archive, London
: Flip, Chung King Project, Los Angeles
: In Focus, Emma Hill Fine Art, The Eagle Gallery, London
: Who’s Afraid of Red Yellow and Blue, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
: Miradas y Conceptos, MEIAC, Badajoz
: Remarkable, Andrew Mummery Gallery, London
: Edition, Ingleby Gallery, Edimburgh
2005: Froth on the Daydream, Wimbledon School of Art, London (solo)
: The Hardest Thing to Draw is a Kiss, The Gallery, Wimbledon
2004: Darkland, Peer, London (solo)
: 10 Years, Slewe Gallery, Amsterdam
: John Moores 23 exhibition, The Walker, Liverpool
: See it … Read it, Art with words from the Arts Council collection, Draiocht, Dublin
: Chromophiles, Galleri Bouhlou, Bergen
: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
2003: Hard Times, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
2001: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
: Objects and Images from the Edge of the World, Wolsey Art Gallery, Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich (cat., ill.)
: Annandale Gallery, Sydney
: Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
1999: Galerie Marianne Hollenbach, Stuttgart
: Inverleith House, Edinburgh
1998: Slewe Gallery, Amsterdam
1997: Galerie Marianne Hollenbach, Stuttgart
: Mead Gallery, Warwick (cat., ill.)
: Anthony Wilkinson Gallery, London
1994: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
1993: Cirrus, Los Angeles
1992: Cornerhouse, Manchester
: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
1991: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London
: Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles
1990: Frith Street Gallery, London
1989: Cirrus, Los Angeles
: Castle Museum & Art Gallery, Nottingham (cat., ill.)
1988: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London (cat, ill.)
: Arnolfini, Bristol
1987: Serpentine Gallery, London
1986: Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London (cat., Barry Barker, ill.)

Literature

2011: Liz Jobey, ‘Q&A’, FT Magazine, 12 February
2010: End Of Love, Catalogue, Modern Art Oxford
2009: James Clegg, ‘David Austen’, Art Review, December
2008: Martin Westwood, ‘David Austen: Surfacing At The Crossroads’, Turps Banana, Issue Five
: 'David Austen and Man Ray’, The Herald, 8 March
: ‘Dark futures with a nod to a surreal past’, The Scotsman, 14 March
: ‘David Austen, Exhibition at MK G’, MK News, 21st March
: Hannah Duguid, ‘Pleasure, pain and the art of opposites’, The Independent, 8th May
: Helen Sumpter, ‘Where the magic happens’, Time Out, 9-15th May
: ‘Artprojx: David Austen’, Kultureflash.net, 16th May
: Hugh Reilly, ‘Where the art is’, The London Paper, 16th May
: Cameron Irving, ‘David Austen’, Untitled, Issue 42, Summer
: Lucy Bayley, ‘Art Round-up’, The London Paper, 22nd May
: Gemma Tipton, ‘David Austen: Crackers’, A-N Magazine, March
: Martin Holman, ‘I Have This Terrible Feeling; Heavy and Black; What’s David Austen Doing Making Films? Miser & Now, issue 10
: Tom Morton, ‘The Secret Theory of Drawing’, Frieze.com, Tuesday 2nd January
2007: Robert Clark, ‘David Austen, Milton Keynes’, The Guardian Guide, 10th February
: Jessica Lack, ‘David Austen’, The Guardian Guide 12-18th May
2005: David Austen , 'David Austen on Alberto Giacometti's "Hour of the Traces" (1930), Tate etc, issue 4
: Morgan Falconer, ‘Stuff of Substance’, What’s on in London, 3-10 March (ill.)
2004: Morgan Falconer, ‘David Austen’, Modern Painters, Summer (ill.)
: Sotiris Kyriacou, ‘Exodus’, Contemporary, issue 52 (ill.)
: Helen Pickles, Financial Times, 10/11 May (ill.)
: ‘David Austen’, Scotland on Sunday, 8 June (ill.)
: Amber Cowan, ‘David Austen – Ingleby Gallery’, The Times, June 7-13 (ill.)
: Robert Clark, ‘David Austen’, The Guardian Guide, 14-20 June (ill.)
: Craig Burnett, ‘Austen in the Desert’, Previews, Modern Painters, Summer (ill.)
: Robert Clark, ‘Exodus’, The Guardian Guide, 21-27 June (ill.)
: Peter Chapman, The Independent, 14 June (ill.)
: Jessica Lack, The Guardian, 23 June
: Ruth Hedges, The List, 3-17 July (ill.)
: Andrew Mead, ‘Double Vision’, The Architects’ Journal, 17 July (ill.)
: Sue Hubbard, ‘The sands of time’, The Independent, 22 July (ill.)
: Joanna Pitman, ‘Bible Lessons’, The Times, 22 July (ill.)
2003: Jane Evans, ‘Exodus’, a-n magazine, September (ill.)
: Amber Cowan, ‘Exodus’, The Times, 21 June (ill)
2001: ‘David Austen – Objects and Images from the Edge of the World’, Wolsey Art Gallery, Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich
1997: ‘David Austen’, edited by Mead Gallery, Warwick Art Centre, Coventry
1992: ‘Tempest of Stars’, selected poems by Jean Cocteau, translated by Jeremy Reed with drawings by David Austen. Enitharmon Press, London
1990: ‘David Austen’, Frith Street Gallery, London, Signed limited edition of 100
1989: ‘David Austen’, edited by Marco Livingstone, Art Random monograph, Kyoto Shoin

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David Austen

(British, born 1960)

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

Biography

Timeline

Exhibitions

Literature

David Austen

(British, born 1960)

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

David Austen

Biography

Timeline

Exhibitions

Literature

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