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    MARKO MAETAMM YUDI NOOR OLIVER PIETSCH KIM RUGG
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KIM RUGG

Born 1963, Montreal, Canada; Lives and works in London

EDUCATION

Royal College of Art, MA Sculpture, London, 2004
City and Guilds of London Art School, BA Hons Painting, 2002
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2012
   Are you sitting comfortably, NETTIE HORN, London

2010

  

Please Remain Calm, Mark Moore gallery, Santa Monica (13 February-13March)
2009
   Manchester Contemporary fair, presented by NETTIE HORN (September)
Please Remain Calm, NETTIE HORN, London, UK (March-April)
2008
   Don’t Mention the War, P.P.O.W, New York, USA (March-April)
2007
   Don’t Mention the War, Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica, USA (October-November)
   

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2011

Memory of a Hope, Ceri Hand, Liverpool
The Future Can Wait Presents: Polemically Small, The Torrance Art Museum, CA (May-June)
Please Write, Posted Projects, London (26 November 2010-26 February 2011)
2010
   Two-person exhibition: Leo Fitzmaurice & Kim Rugg, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester (February-April)
The Collective, NETTIE HORN, London (July-August)
2009
   Pattern Recognition, The City Gallery, Leicester (June -October)
Suns Neither Rise Nor Set, Royal College of Art, London (December)
2008
   Scope Art Fair - with NETTIE HORN, London (October)
The Future can wait, The Old Truman Brewery, London (October)
Text/ural, OKOK Gallery, Seattle, USA (July-September)
Billboard Text Art, Tina B, Prague, Czech Republic (June-October)
2007
   Pulse Miami, Mark Moore Gallery, Miami (December)
The Islanders, NETTIE HORN, London (October-November)
Claydon Heeley Jones Mason, The Glass Mill, short-listed for installation, Battersea, London
Next Art Fair, Chicago - with Winkleman Gallery, New York (April)
Pulse New York – with Mark Moore Gallery, New York (March)
2006
 Art Basel Miami Beach- With Mark Moore
Year 06 Art Fair, Plus Ultra Gallery, NY, USA
Plus Ultra London- with Winkleman Gallery NY
Ultrasonic International- Mark Moore Gallery
Kiss- The Arts Club
2005
 Art News Raid Project Los Angeles
Mixed Up Media- Spectrum Gallery
2004
 Art News- Three Colts gallery
The Davis Langton Award Art – Source
Artist of Fame and Promise- Spectrum Gallery September
Everyday shockers- A gallery Escape Art-Bar
2003
 Who’s Howie- RCA
Art of the Impossible, short-listed for the Centre Prize, The Great Eastern Hotel, London, UK
Everyday Shockers, A Gallery at Escape Art-Bar, London, UK
   

 

AWARDS

2004


2003

 

Royal College of Art Society – Thames and Hudson Prize, Winner
Art-Source-Davis Langton Award, Winner

Centre Prize, Shortlisted
   

 

PUBLICATIONS

Art World Magazine, January 2009

Modern Painters, Review by Peter Hall, July-Aug 2008

Art in America, Review by Leigh Anne Miller, Jun-July 2008

ArtWorld Magazine, Feb-March 2008

Ollman, Leah. “Her altered states of being”, Los Angeles Times, October 19, 2007, p.E24.

Contemporary issue 70

Bon magazine

The Newpaper

Ayers, Robert. “Armory Week: A Year Later, A Fair Better”, ArtInfo, February 25, 2007

Gray, Emma. “L.A. Confidential”, ArtNet, August 21 2006

Ollman, Leah. “International art with youthful edge,” Los Angeles Times, July 28, 2006, p. E 23.

 
   

COLLECTIONS

The Edinburgh House collection
Kelly and Jay Sugarman (US)
Young Kim
Private Collections worldwide

 

 

 




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