Alice Channer
Alice Channer
1977 in Oxford, UK
Lives and works in London, UK
Education
2006 – 2008
MA in Sculpture at Royal College of Art, London, UK
2003 – 2006
BA in Fine Art at Goldsmiths College, London, UK
Solo Exhibitions
2010
Inhale, Exhale, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Gallery, Glasgow School of Art, as part of the Glasgow International, Scotland (forthcoming)
2009
Every Separation Is A Link, curated by Paola Caravati, Milan, Italy
I Cannot Tell The Difference Between One Thing And Another, curated by McIntyre
Parker, Pied-à-terre, Portland, Oregon, USA
Worn-work, The Approach, London, UK
Works Folded Out Of And In To The Collection Of, World Class Boxing, Miami,
USA
I have been unable to borrow the template of Big Ben, Puncuation Programme,
Limoncello, London, UK
2007
That Make Up Some Things, Associates Gallery, London, UK
Group Exhibitions
2010
Bolte Lang, Zurich, Switzerland
Raven Row, London, UK (forthcoming)
2009
Show Reel, curated by Paola Caravati and Alessandro Sarri, solo show, Milan, Italy
Boule to Braid, curated by Richard Wentworth, Lisson Gallery, London, UK
The Quiet Revolution, curated by Chris Fite-Wassilak, A Hayward Gallery touring
show (Milton Keynes Gallery, Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, Djanogly Art
Gallery, Nottingham, UK)
Because I Say So, Frost Art Museum at Florida International University, USA
I have been unable to borrow the template of Big Ben, Punctuation program,
Limoncello, London, UK
December 1952, curated by Cally Spooner, Chelsea Space, London, UK
Little Shop On Hoxton Street, Limoncello, London, UK
2008
Dogtooth and Tessellate, curated by Michelle Cotton and Emma Robertson, The
Approach, London, UK
Strange Solution, curated by Katherine Stout, Art Now, Tate Britain, London, UK
Associates, curated by Paola de Clerico, Phillips De Pury, New York, USA
M25 Around London, curated by Barry Schwabsky, CCA Andtrax, Mallorca, Spain
Please Don’t Make Me Be Misunderstood, curated by Desiree Cronk, World Class
Boxing, Miami, USA
Martin Westwood’s selection for V22, The Wharf Road Project, The Wenlock
Building, Wharf Road, London, UK
100 Years, 100 Artists, 100 Works of Art, curated by Sally Shaw for Art On The
Underground, Rochelle School, London, UK
Multi-Focal, MA show, Royal College of Art Sculpture School, London, UK
2007
Took My Hands Off Your Eyes Too Soon, curated by Ryan Gander, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, USA
Two Halves A Show In, Interim Show, Royal College of Art, London, UK
2006
Explorers From Overseas, Galleri Specta, Copenhagen, Denmark
A Collection Of Various Parts Including, Degree show, Goldsmiths College,
London, UK
2004
Dividing Lines, Numbers Gallery, London, UK
I Thought You Were Dead, Numbers Gallery, London, UK
Bibliography
2010
Thorne, Sam, Alice Channer, Frieze, March, p. 106-107
2009
Riva, Caterina, Every Separation Is A Link, Mousse Magazine Online, www.moussemagazine.it
Schwabsky, Barry, Artforum, October p.249
Sam, Sherman, Quiet Revolution, and Worn-Work, The Brooklyn Rail, www.brooklynrail.org, September
McLean-Ferris, Laura, Close Encounters, Artreview, www.artreview.com, August
Alice Channer, Kultureflash, 23/07/09
2008
Focus London, Flash Art, p.90
Luke, Ben, Associates, Art World Feb/March, p. 130-133
2007
Cotter Holland, Took My Hands Off Your Eyes Too Soon, New York Times November 23rd
Publications
2009
Inside Out, in The Moderns, Coelacanth Journal, Issue 3
Quiet Revolution, Exhibition Catalogue
2008
Flatwork, edited by Vanessa Billy and Kitty Anderson
Associates in New York, Exhibition Catalogue
Commissions
2009
The Contemporary Art Society programme centre page, curated by Lucy Byatt and Lois Stonock
2008
100 Years, 100 Artists, 100 Works Of Art, curated by Sally Shaw for Art On The Underground
Talks
2010
Teeside University, UK (forthcoming)
2009
I Cannot Separate One Thing From Another, Edinburgh College of Art (January)
Is My Work Mine?, Chelsea College of Art (April)
Awards
Outset Tate Collection Frieze Art Fair Acquisition Fund Award, 10/09
The Warden’s Purchase Prize, awarded by Goldsmiths College, 06/06
The Hamad Butt Award for Fine Art, awarded by Goldsmiths College, 10/05