Gabriel Hartley | Artist | Royal Academy of Arts

Gabriel Hartley (b. 1981)

Hartley graduated with a Postgraduate Diploma from the Royal Academy Schools in 2008.

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Born: 1981 in London, England, United Kingdom

RA Schools student from 2005 to 2008

Gender: Male

Works by Gabriel Hartley in the RA Collection

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Gabriel Hartley

Fly, 2007

Acrylic, oil and spray paint on canvas

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Installation view of work by Gabriel Hartley in RA Schools Show 2008

Photo: © Marcus J Leith, Royal Academy of Arts

Installation view of work by Gabriel Hartley in RA Schools Show 2008

Photo: © Marcus J Leith, Royal Academy of Arts

Installation view of work by Gabriel Hartley in RA Schools Show 2008

Photo: © Marcus J Leith, Royal Academy of Arts

Installation view of work by Gabriel Hartley in RA Schools Show 2008

Photo: © Marcus J Leith, Royal Academy of Arts

Selected CV
- Solo shows
  
  2016 Reliefs, Foxy Production, New York
  Gabriel Hartley, Studio Leigh, London
  2015 Lozenges, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London
  2014 Posing, Foxy Production, New York
  2013 Splays, Brand New Gallery, Milan
  2012 Slap, Praz-Delavallade, Paris
  Totaled, Foxy Production, New York
  Barb, Horatio Jr., London
  2011 NADA, A solo presentation with Foxy Production, Miami, FL
  Gabriel Hartley & Appau Junior Boakye-Yiadom, Josh Lilley, London
  Crimping, Arte Furini Contemporanea, Rome
  LISTE 15, A solo presentation with Foxy Production, Basel, Switzerland
  2010 Gabriel Hartley, Foxy Production, New York
  2009 Gabriel Hartley, Curated by Sarah McCrory, Swallow Street, London
- Group shows
  
  2016 A Rose Is Without a ‘Why’. It Blooms Because It Blooms. Carl Freedman Gallery, London
  2015 Basic Instinct Seventeen, London
  Gabriel Hartley and Denise Kupferschmidt Foxy Production, New York
  Bloom Kinman, London
  At the Point of Gesture, curated by David Ryan, Wimbledon Space, Wimbledon College of Art, London
  2014 Far In Out, Galerie Triangle Blue, Stavelot
  Architecture of Enjoyment Fokidos 21, Athens, Greece
  2013 Consommé. Kinman, London
  Everything Wants to Run, curated by Mark Jackson, Block 336, London
  Open Heart Surgery The Moving Museum, London
  LʼHourloupe, curated by David Rhoads, The Greenlease Gallery, Kansas City
  FOXY PRODUCTION New York
  The Instability of the Image Paradise Row, London
  DNA: Strands of Abstraction, curated by Paul Sinclaire, Loretta Howard, New York
  MUDLARK Fold Gallery, London
  At The Point Of Gesture, curated by David Ryan, Lion & Lamb Gallery, London
  Something New, Josh Lilley, London
  2012 Changing States of Matter, Brand New Gallery, Milan
  East West Shift To The Middle, Part 2, Bill Brady KC, Kansas City
  2011 Friendship of the Peoples, Simon Oldfield, London
  Young London V22, London
  Rearrange your face Sorcha Dallas, Glasgow
  2010 Casa Fantasma Fluxia, Milan
  Newspeak: British Art Now Saatchi Gallery, London
  Fine Things to Be Seen, curated by Tom Juneau and Ben Street, Kensal Green Cemetery, London
  Who Loves The Sun Susanne Hilberry Gallery, Detroit
  TAG: From 3 to 36: New London Painting Brown, London
  2009 Studio Voltaire Presents, curated by Sarah McCrory, Boltelang, Zurich
  Abstract Abstract Foxy Production, New York
  Jerwood Contemporary Painting Prize, Jerwood Space, London
  Five Brothers in Seven Sisters, Backlit Gallery, Nottingham, UK

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