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Tony Bevan, b.1951

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Tony Bevan


1951
Born

1968-71        
Bradford School of Art .

1971-74        
Goldsmiths’ College, London.

1974-76        
Slade School of Fine Art, London.


Selected solo exhibitions


2002
Tony Bevan: Works on Paper, Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art, London.

Tony Bevan, Robert Miller Gallery, New York.

Tony Bevan : The Complete Prints Etchings, drypoints, linocuts and woodcuts 1969-2002, James Hyman Fine Art, London

1999                 
Tony Bevan, Paintings and Drawings, L.A. Louver, Inc., Los Angeles.

Tony Bevan, Paintings and Drawings, Abbot Hall Gallery, Cumbria, UK.

Tony Bevan, Neue Bilder, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

1998                 
Tony Bevan, Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art, London.

1997         
Tony Bevan Paintings of the 80s & 90s, Brandenburgische Kunstsammlungen Cottbus, Germany.

1996                 
Tony Bevan Neue Bilder, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

Tony Bevan, Theo Waddington Fine Art, London.

1995                 
Tony Bevan Kopf Bilder, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich,

Tony Bevan Recent Paintings, L.A. Louver, Inc., Los Angeles,

1993                 
Tony Bevan: New Paintings and Prints, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

Tony Bevan: Drawings, Frith Street Gallery, London.

The Meeting and Related Works, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London; Louver Gallery, New York.

1992
The Meeting and Other Recent Paintings, L.A. Louver, Inc., Los Angeles.

1991
Tony Bevan, Louver Gallery, New York.

Tony Bevan, Galerie Ekle Zink, Baden-Baden, Germany.

1990                 
Tony Bevan Neue Bilder, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

Tony Bevan, Kunstverein Lingen, Germany.

1989                
Tony Bevan, Paintings, L.A. Louver, Inc., Los Angeles.

1988                 
Tony Bevan, Ronald Feldman Gallery, New York.

Tony Bevan, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

1987-88        
Tony Bevan - Painting 1980-87, ICA, London; Orchard, Derry; Kettle's Yard, Cambridge; Cartwright Hall, Bradford.

1986                 
Tony Bevan, Matt's Gallery, London.

Tony Bevan: Neue Bilder, Galerie Wittenbrink, Munich.

1984                 
Tony Bevan, Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff, Wales

Tony Bevan, Bilder’ Galerie Wittenbrink, Regensburg, Germany

1983         
Tony Bevan, Portraits and Emblems, Galeria Akumultory 2 Poznan, Poland

1981                 
Tony Bevan, Matt's Gallery, London

1976                 
Robert Self Gallery, London

Caius College Gallery, Cambridge


Selected group exhibitions


2008
Violence and Sensation. Francis Bacon and the Remaking of Appearence, James Hyman Gallery, London

2007
Then and Now. Works on Paper by Tony Bevan, Glenys Johnson and Hughie O'Donoghue, James Hyman Gallery, London

2006
Building Sites - Auerbach, Bevan, Chamberlain, Johnson, James Hyman Gallery, London

Portraits, James Hyman Gallery, London

2004
Multiple Selves: Philip Akkerman, Tony Bevan, Dryden Goodwin, Peter Harris, James Hyman Gallery, London

2003
From Life: Andrews, Auerbach, Bevan, Bomberg, Coldstream, Kossoff, Sickert, Uglow, James Hyman Gallery, London

1985                 
The Honest Portrait, National Portrait Gallery, London.

Emblems, Riverside Studios, London.


Selected Collections


Tate Collection, London


Selected Publications


Tony Bevan: Paintings 1980–87 (exh. cat., essay M. Cullingworth, London, ICA, 1987)

The Meeting: Tony Bevan (exh. cat., essay P. Wollen, London, Whitechapel A.G., 1993)

Tony Bevan (exh. cat., essay M. Livingstone, London, Michael Hue-Williams F.A., 1998)

Tony Bevan Paintings and Drawings (exh. cat., essay R. Cork, London, Michael Hue-Williams F.A., 2000)

Artist Statement
Tony Bevan (b. 1951) is widely acclaimed as one of the leading figurative painters at work today, following in the footsteps of School of London artists such as Frank Auerbach and Francis Bacon in their reinvention of form. His focus on the vulnerability of the human body and frequent use of his own body in his painting also allies him to artists such as Georg Baselitz, Philip Guston and Arnulf Rainer.

In recent years he has also worked on abstracted architectural subjects such as corridors, rafters and stacked furniture which often possess a disturbing, uncomfortable presence.

James Hyman Gallery has worked with Tony Bevan for several years.

 
 
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