BIOGRAPHY
1947 Born in Samoa, New Zealand
1966-70 Royal College of Art, London
1967 Worked for Henry Moore
1971-87 Taught at Goldsmith's College, University of London
2001 Fellowship at the San Francisco School of Art
2002 Ruskin Master of Drawing at Ruskin School of Art, Oxford
2009 Head of The Royal College of Art’s Sculpture Department, London
2011 Appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire, for services to art
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019
• Pangolin, London, United Kingdom. Carl Plackman and His Circle. (16 January – 2 March)
• The Hepworth Wakefield, United Kingdom. School Prints 2019. (19 January – 2 June 2019)
2017
• Peter Freeman Inc, New York. Richard Wentworth, Now and Then (7 November - 22 December)
• Nogueras Blanchard, Barcelona, Spain. Richard Wentworth: Paying a Visit (30 September – 22 December)
• Galerie Azzedine Alaïa, Paris, France. Richard Wentworth at Maison Alaïa. (8 September – 26 November)
2015
• Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana. Richard Wentworth: False Ceiling. (25 September 2015 – 5 June 2016)
2014
• Peter Freeman Inc., New York. Motes to Self. (17 April – 30 May)
2013
• Kings Cross at Central St. Martins College, in collaboration with GRUPPE, London. Black Maria
(12 February - 12 March)
• Lisson Gallery, London. A Room Full of Lovers. (29 January - 9 March)
2011
• Museu da Farmacia, Experimenta Design, Lisbon. Richard Wentworth: Sidelines. (30 September - 27 November)
• Galerie Nelson-Freeman, Paris. Richard Wentworth. (17 September – 10 November 2011)
2010
• Whitechapel Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth: Three Guesses. (November - 6 March 2011)
• Peter Freeman Inc., New York. Richard Wentworth. (9 September - 30 October)
2009
• Lisson Gallery, London. Boule to Braid: Curated by Richard Wentworth. (24 June - 15 August)
• MMU Pavement Gallery, Manchester. Scrape/Scratch/Dig: Richard Wentworth. (2 April - 14 May)
2006
• Pharos Centre for Contemporary Art, Nicosia, Cyprus. Richard Wentworth. (9 May - July 31)
2005
• Lisson Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth. (8 September - 8 October)
• Tate Liverpool, Liverpool. Richard Wentworth. (21 January - 24 April)
2002
• Artangel, King’s Cross, London. An Area of Outstanding Unnatural Beauty. (4 September - 12 November)
2001
• Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, Calais. Socle Richard Wentworth, Point de Vue. (5 July – 14 October)
2000
• Galerie Margaret Biedermann, Munich. Richard Wentworth.
1999
• Lisson Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth. (2 November - 4 December)
1998
• Galerie Weisses Schloss, Zürich. Richard Wentworth.
1997
• Kunstverein Freiburg, Freiburg. Richard Wentworth. (19 September – 2 November). Exhibition travelled: Stadtische Galerie Göppingen, Goppingen; Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn.
1995
• Lisson Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth. (25 March - 25 April)
1994
• Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol.
• Musée des Beaux-Arts et de la Dentelle, Calais
• Kunst-Werke, DAAD, Berlin. Traveling Without a Map.
1993
• The Serpentine Gallery, London.
1992
• Kohji Ogura Gallery, Nagoya, Japan.
1989
• Wolff Gallery, New York.
• Lisson Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth. (5 June - 1 July)
1988
• Sala Parpallo, Valencia. Richard Wentworth, curated by Juan Vincente Aliaga. (1 April - 31 May). Exhibition travelled: Metronom, Barcelona.
1987
• Riverside Studios, London.
• Galerie Paul Andriesse, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
• Wolff Gallery, New York.
1986
• Galeri Lang, Malmö, Sweden.
• Lisson Gallery, London. Richard Wentworth. (9 June -- 12 July)
1984
• Lisson Gallery, London.
1972
• Greenwich Theatre Gallery, London.
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2018
• Cork Street Galleries, London. Artists for Artangel. A Fund for the Future
(8 June - 27 June 2018)
• Attercliffe™, Sheffield, England. Malevolent Eldritch Shrieking (24 March – 5 May)
• Glasgow international Festival, Scotland. Richard Wentworth and Victoria Miguel. A Roomful of Lovers (20 April – 6 May)
2017
• ARQUIPÉLAGO, Centro de artes contemporãneas, Ribeira Grande, Azores, Portugal. The Laughable Enigma of Ordinary Life. (15 September – 31 December)
• Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, Illinois. Small Sculpture. (8 September – 14 October)
• Annka Kultys Gallery, London United Kingdom. ][. (6 – 29 July)
• The Koppel Project Hive, London, United Kingdom. Right Through You. (28 April – 8 June)
• Susanne Ottesen Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark. On Photography. (21 April – 27 May)
• Griffin Gallery, London. Architecture as Metaphor. (9 March – 21 April)
• Lisson Gallery, London. Lisson Presents… (27 January – 18 March)
2016
• Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London. Five Years of Heddon Street. (25 November 2016 – 14 January 2017)
• Under the Bridge Art Space, Miami. 12425 NE 13th Ave #4 North Miami FL 33161. \
(18 September – 30 October 2016)
• Elevation 1049, Gstaad. Project 1049. (30 July – 21 August)
• The Foundling Museum, London. FOUND. (27 May – 4 September)
• Fórum Eugénio de Almeida, Évora, Portugal. Todo o Património é Poesia (All Heritage is Poetry).
(14 May – 11 September 2016)
• Metropolitan Arts Centre, Belfast. Double Act: Art and Comedy. (6 May – 31 July)
• The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth, UK. good things come… (25 April – 4 June 2016)
• DeLéon, Bath, UK. The Universe Cleft To The Core. (10 April – 7 May 2016)
2015
• Bold Tendencies, Peckham, London. 2015 Bold Tendencies 9. (27 May – September)
• Bienal de La Habana, Havana, Cuba. Mountains with a Broken Corner. (22 May
– 22 June)
• Hayward Gallery, London. History is Now: 7 Artists Take on Britain. (10 February – 26 April)
2014
• Lisson Gallery, London. Genius Loci (Spirit of Place). (7 June – 23 November)
• KARST, Plymouth, United Kingdom. FAX. (15 May – 15 June)
• Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen. Object Matter. (25 April – 31 May)
• Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, United Kingdom. Somewhat Abstract. (12 April – 29 June)
• Large Glass, London. Edge of the Seat: The Artist’s Chair. (14 March – 14 June)
2013
• Lisson Gallery, London. Nostalgic for the Future. (15 November 2013 – 11 January 2014)
• Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, United Kingdom. The World Turned Upside Down: Buster Keaton, Sculpture and the Absurd. (4 October – 14 December)
• Manchester Art Gallery, United Kingdom. do it 2013. (5 July – 22 September)
• Galerie Nelson-Freeman, Paris. Push Pins in Elastic Space – Curated by Gabriel Kuri. (11 June – 2 August)
• Turner Contemporary, Margate, Kent. Curiosity: Art and the Pleasures of Knowing. (25 May - 15 September)
• Museo delle Arti Catazaro, Catanzaro, Italy. Bookhouse: The Shape of a Book. (4 May – 5 October)
• Museum of St Albans, St. Albans. Arthouse Select. (3 May - 30 June)
• British Brasilian Centre, Sao Paolo. Nostalgic for the Future. (2 April - 22 April)
• PMG, London. Walk On: From Richard Long to Janet Cardiff – 40 years of Art Walking. (26 March – 6 May) Exhibition travelled: Northern Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sunderland, United Kingdom; MAC Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom; the Atkinson, Southport, United Kingdom; Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth University, United Kingdom
2012
• National Galleries, Edinburgh. The Sculpture Show. (17 December 2011 – 24 June 2012)
• Spike Island, Bristol, United Kingdom. The Artists’ Postcard Show. (6 April – 17 July)
2011
• National Galleries, Edinburgh. The Sculpture Show. (17 December 2011 – 24 June 2012)
• Chelsea Space, Chelsea College of Art and Design, Lond. #40 Ideal Home. (20 September – 22 October)
• Pump House Gallery, London. A Future Pump House, curated by Nick Aikens. (29 July - 25 September)
• Kunstmuseum Bonn, Bonn. Through the Looking Brain: A Swiss Collection of Conceptual Photography. (23 June - 25 September)
• La Box, École nationale superieure d’art de Bourges, Bourges, France. Qui admirez-vous (28 January – 7 May)
• Peter Freeman Inc., New York. Shelter: Art Against Trafficking in Women and Sexual Exploitation. (27 January – 12 February)
2010
• The New Art Gallery Walsall, Walsall, United Kingdom. Make Room I: Interventions into the Garman Ryan Collection. (22 October 2010 – 7 October 2011)
•Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Gestures & Procedure. (6 August – 26 September)
• James Fuentes, New York. Bookends. (5 - 28 March)
• International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana. Quartet - Four Biennials reflected in prints.
(21 January - 28 March)
2009
• Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta. More Mergers & Acquisitions. (10 December 2009 - 14 February 2011)
• Paradise Row, London. Play. (9 October – 13 November)
• Oriel Davies Gallery, Powys, Wales. Extraordinary Days. (4 July - 5 September)
• La Casa Encendid, Madrid. Just around the corner. (30 June - 30 August)
• Whitechapel Gallery, London. British Council Collection: The Third Dimension. (27 June - 20 September)
• Lisson Gallery, London. Boule to Braid. (24 June – 15 August)
• 53rd Venice Biennale, Venice. Making Worlds. (7 June - 22 November)
• Montreal. La Biennale de Montréal 2009. (1 - 31 May)
• Haunch of Venison, London. Mythologies. (12 March - 26 April)
• Lisson Gallery, London. Lisson Presents 2. (4 - 28 March)
• Whitechapel Art Gallery, London. Cabinet of Curiosities.
2008
• Museum 52, London. Grotto. (16 – 20 December)
• Serpentine Gallery, London. Manifesto Marathon. (18 – 19 October)
• Art on the Underground, London. 100 Years, 100 Artists, 100 Works of Art. (9 – 30 October)
• Karsten Schubert Gallery, London. Safe as Houses. (30 July – 3 October)
• Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork. Book-ish: When Books Become Art. (1 July - 24 October)
• Fort Worth Contemporary Arts, Texas Christian University, Dallas. Uncommon Sense. (30 August – 12 October)
• The Red Mansion Foundation, Beijing. Building Bridges. (July)
• Quint Contemporary Art, San Diego, California. SHOW DOWN. (20 June – 19 July)
• Folkestone Triennial, Folkestone, UK. Tales of Time and Space. (14 June - 14 September)
• Natural History Museum, London. Darwin’s Canopy. (4 June - 14 September)
• MuKHA, Antwerp. Die Lucky Bush. (23 May - 17 August)
• Museum De Paviljoens, Almere, Netherlands. Localisms. (12 April - 18 October)
• Barbican Art Gallery, London. Martian Museum of Terrestrial Art. (6 March - 18 May)
• Bengal Gallery of Fine Arts, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Long Distance Information.
(28 January – 13 February)
• .Musée des Beaux Arts de Calais, Calais, France. Alice, son miroir et ses merveilles. (Ongoing)
2007
• The New Art Gallery Walsall, Walsall, United Kingdom. Out of the Box and Around the Corner: Interventions in the Garman Ryan Collection. (4 October 2007 – 4 October 2008)
• Gallery, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester. Reality Undone. (23 April – 23 June)
• De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea. It Starts From Here. (22 June - 9 September)
• Tate Modern, London. Global Cities. (20 June - 27 August)
• Gallery, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester. Reality Undone. (23 April – 23 June)
• Sotheby’s, London. Venice: City of Dreams?. (15 – 19 January)
2006
• New Art Gallery Walsall, Walsall. Out of Place.
• Museu Serralves, Porto, Portugal. The 80s: A Topology. (10 November 2006 – 25 March 2007)
2005
• Museum of the History of Science, Oxford. STATE OF MIND.
London School of Economics, England. Bye-Bye blackboard…from Einstein and others.
• Musee des Beaux Arts, Angers. Effervescence.
• Arnolfini, Bristol England. Like Nothing Else: Experiment Risk and Gallery Education. (November). Exhibition travelled: Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, England.
• Great Eastern Hotel, London. Be Ready, Heart, For Parting, New Endeavour. (3 October - 4 November)
• Istanbul Museum of Modern Art, Istanbul. Centre of Gravity.
• Tate Modern, London. Raised Awareness. (19 July - 30 September)
• Musee Auguste Rodin, Hotel Biron, Paris. La sculpture dans l’espace.
2004
• Musee D’Art Moderne, St Etienne. Settlements, curated by Lorand Hegy. (19 March – 2 May)
2003
• 50th Venice Biennale, Venice. Absolute Generation. (15 June - 2 November)
• South London Gallery, London. Independence. (3 May - 3 August)
• Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin. Glad that things don’t talk. (24 April-15 June)
• Harewood House, England. Out of Place. (12 March - 06 July)
2002
• Serpentine Gallery, London. En route. (2 October - 27 October)
• Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Germany. Blast to Freeze – British Art in the 20th century.
(14 September 2002 - 19 January 2003)
• São Paulo Biennial, Brazil. Iconografias Metropolitas. (23 March - 2 June)
• Wisbaden, Germany. Fluxus Memorial Show, curated by Rene Block.
2001
• The Photographer’s Gallery, London. Faux Amis - Richard Wentworth and Eugene Adget.
(5 October - 18 November)
• Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan, in collaboration with The British Council. Field Day, Sculpture from Britain.
(7 April - 9 August)
2000
• Castello di Rivoli, Museo d’arte Contemporanea, Torino, Italy. Quotidianau.
• Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City, Mexico. Learning Less, curated by Patricia Martin.
• Sperone Westwater, New York. American Bricolage. (2 November - 22 December)
• Science Museum, London. Head On.
1998
• Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge. Richard Wentworth’s Thinking Aloud. (7 November 1998 - 3 January 1999). Exhibition travelled: Corner House, Manchester (9 January - 28 February 1999); Camden Arts Centre, London (9 April - 30 May)
1997
• Hayward Gallery, London. Material Culture: The Object in British Art of the 1980s and 1990s. (3 April – 18 May)
1995
• Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Escultura Británica contemporánea: de Henry Moore a los años 90.
(10 June – 30 July). Exhibition travelled: Serralves Foundation, Portugal 7 September – 5 November)
• Serpentine Gallery, London. Here and Now: British Painters at the Serpentine Gallery from 1970 to the present.
(11 June – 10 July)
• Lisson Gallery, London. Ideal Standard Summertimeu. (25 March - 22 April)
• Turkey, Istanbul. 4th Istanbul Biennial.
1993
• Derby Museum and Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby, organized by the Arts Council of Great Britain. British Sculpture from the Arts Council Collection. (27 March – 9 May)
• Centre d’Art Contemporain, Geneva, Switzerland.
1992
• Tate Gallery, London. The Saatchi Gift.
1990
• Sydney, Australia. Biennale of Sydney.
1988
• Musée des Beaux-Arts André Malraux, Le Havre, France. Britannica: 30 Years of Sculpture. Exhibition travelled: Ecole d’Architecture de Normandie, Rouen Darnetal and to Musée d’Evreux, Evreux.
1987
• British Council touring exhibition. Inscriptions and Inventions: British Photography in the 1980s.
• Lisson Gallery, London. 20th Anniversary Show. (23 July - 19 September)
1986
• Carpenter & Hochman, New York. Sculpture: Vito Acconci, Stuart Sherman, Haim Steinbach and Richard Wentworth.
1985
• The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Three British Sculptors.
1984
• City Museum and Art Gallery and Ikon Gallery, Birmingham. The British Art Show, organized by the Arts Council of Great Britain. Exhibition travelled: Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh; Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield; Southhampton Art Gallery
1983
• Hayward Gallery and Serpentine Gallery, London. The Sculpture Show. (13 August - 9 October)
1981
• Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Tolly Cobbold Eastern Arts: 3rd National Exhibition.
1977
• Whitechapel Art Gallery, London. Whitechapel Open.
1971
• Lisson Gallery, London. Wall Show. (10 December - 30 January)
1970
• Royal Academy of Arts, London. Young Contemporaries.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, United Kingdom
Arts Council of Great Britain, London
Auckland City Art Gallery, New Zealand
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
Cass Sculptural Foundation, West Sussex, United Kingdom
Centro Cultural Arte Contemporaneo, Mexico City
Cincinnati Art Museum, Ohio
First National Bank, Chicago, Illinois
Irish Museum of Modern, Dublin
Israel Museum, Jerusalem
LeWitt Collection, Chester, Connecticut
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence
Saatchi Collection, London
Tate, London
Wadsworth Antheneum, Collection Sol Lewitt, Hartford, Connecticut
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