Gill Hedleyback

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→ note on the exhibition at the Hatton Gallery → Catalogue Essay

→ note on her exhibition at Danielle Arnaud's

note on her exhibition for Gallery Oldham - catalogue essay (PDF) - installation photos

note on the exhibition at the Djanogly Gallery, Nottingham

note on major installation for the Holy See (Vatican) at the Venice Biennale → installation photos

Exhibition of Epstein's bronzes and drawings of children, at the Foundling Museum. See note on the exhibition, including image and copies of reviews.

Exhibition of new paintings by Dillwyn Smith at Patrick Heide Contemporary Art.

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→ the exhibition text by Gill Hedley

Exhibition of new work at the Andrew Mummery gallery. See note on the exhibition, including image.

Exhibition of new work at Patrick Heide Contemporary Art, summer 2014, plus a national tour in 2015/16. See note on the exhibition, including image.

Two exhibitions in parallel: in Carroll/Fletcher Project Space and at the Freud Museum. See note on the exhibitions.

A major retrospective of the artist Li Yuan-chia, held at Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taiwan. See note on the exhibition, including image.

The University of Warwick, Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh, Freud Museum and Carroll/Fletcher Project Space in London.

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→ note on role as Engagement Fellow for the Wellcome.

Exhibition to celebrate the return of the Lindisfarne Gospels to Durham, on loan from the British Library. At the DLI Museum and Durham Art Gallery July-Sept 2013.

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→ note on her Gallery Talk

Exhibition at the Pavilion of the Republic of Macedonia for the Venice Biennale.

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Her new film shot in Essex with layers of reference to Homer’s Iliad, Troy and the Tilbury Trojan skinheads.

→ summary of the film
→ note on the film showing
→ note on talk and showing at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge

Contemporary Portuguese work in their Hoxton Square offices 2009-10 & 2011-12, May 2013 Gill organised the latest display at the Gulbenkian Foundation (UK) in Hoxton Square with sculptures by the Portuguese artist Fernanda Fragateiro and two works on paper by Bridget Riley and Alison Turnbull.

→ installation photos of Fernanda's sculpture
→ note on the display
→ note on Guimaraes Year of Culture 2012

→ Google search for the exhibition (www)
→ the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2011 (www)
→ catalogue essay for Institute of Play exhibition at the Laing

One of the most successful acts of commission I have witnessed from a historic institution. Waldemar Januszczak, Sunday Times. This exhibition brought together works by contemporary artists Mat Collishaw, Tracey Emin and Paula Rego which resonate with the history of the Foundling Hospital. Displayed throughout the Museum, outside the building as well inside, the works explored the pain and anguish associated with aspects of childhood, motherhood, abortion and loss. 27 Jan 2010 - 9 May 2010.

→ Google search for the exhibition (www)
→ catalogue essay for Mat Collishaw, Tracey Emin & Paula Rego

→ Google search for the exhibition (www)

Hide and Seek at the Foundling Museum was a multi-discipline, video and sound installation by the artist Terry Smith, commissioned for the Foundling Museum. Playing with ideas of the hidden and the lost, Hide and Seek included images, sounds and deconstructed scores by Handel and Vivaldi, two Baroque composers who supported institutions dedicated to giving vulnerable and destitute young children a second chance at life. 10 July 2009 - 3 Jan 2010.

→ Google search for the exhibition (www)
→ the Wikipedia entry for Terry Smith (www)

Works from the Lodeveans Collection shown alongside historic works from the York City Art Gallery Collection.

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→ catalogue essay

This exhibition presented a series of new paintings by artist John Kindness. For this exhibition Kindness explored the English eighteenth-century domestic interior through wallpaper designs inspired by the graphic art of William Hogarth. Celebrating the importance of comedy in Hogarth’s work and his role as a pioneer of the comic strip, Kindness’ work also takes inspiration from Dudley Watkins, the creator of the comic book character Desperate Dan. 8 October 2008 - 31 December 2008.

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→ catalogue essay

Fifteen contemporary artists were invited to respond to the Foundling Museum's collection. Their works ranged from a cascade of kinetic sculpture above the Museum’s main staircase to a ‘lollipop opera’ inspired by Handel’s Foundling Hospital Anthem. RSVP continued the tradition begun by the artist William Hogarth in providing a platform for emerging contemporary artists: Thomas Gainsborough, whose first well-known work The Charterhouse was produced for the Hospital when he was just twenty-one. 28 September - 18 November 2007.

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→ catalogue essays

→ Francis Bacon in Moscow 1988
→ Richard Hamilton at the Venice Biennale 1993 (www)