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Ansel Krut
Born in Cape Town 1959
Lives and works in London
Education
- 1986 Abbey Major Scholarship in Painting, British School at Rome
- 1983 – 1986 MA Painting, Royal College of Art, London
- 1982 – 1983 Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris
- 1979 – 1982 BA Fine Art University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
Solo Exhibitions
- 2010
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Stuart Shave/Modern Art, London
- 2008
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- Next, Chicago, USA with Domobaal gallery
- 2007
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- Ghost Of A Flea, Drawing Centre, London
- 2006
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- Hotel Vinegar, Domobaal, London
- 2004
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- Lie Still My Beating Heart, Domobaal, London
- It Could Be Suicide …, Domobaal, London
Selected Group Exhibitions
- 2009
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- Voodoo, Hoochie-Coochie and the Creative Spirit, Riflemaker Exhibition, London
- 2008
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- Precious Things, curated by Graham Crowley, Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda
- Lovely So Real, Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago, Gala Benefit, Chicago
- Just World Order, curated by Peter Bonnell, Artsway, Hampshire
- Songs Of Love And Hate, Ancient & Modern, London
- 2007
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- Crystal Ship, Farmlab, Los Angeles.
- Gyre And Gimble: Ten Painters, Blyth Gallery, Imperial College, London
- Oyster Grit, Domobaal, London
- Creekside Open, Selected by Victoria Miro, APT Gallery, London
- Central Line, PM Gallery & House, London
- Drawing Breath: 10 Years Of The Jerwood Drawing Prize Award Winners, National Art School, Sydney, Australia, touring to Singapore, then UK (catalogue).
- Inside The Picture Plane, Panel discussion at Camden Arts Centre during Laura Owens exhibition, with Vannesa Jackson & Danny Rolph, chaired by Sacha Craddock, London.
- 2006
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- The 12 Days Of Christmas, 39 Mitchell Street, London
- Art On Paper, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Art on Paper Biennial Exhibition, curated by Xandra Eden, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
- That’s What I Meant To Say, DK projects, New York
- The Square Root Of Drawing, curated by Noel Kelly, Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin, Ireland
- World Gone Mad, curated by Bob Matthews & JJ Charlesworth, Herbert Read Gallery, Canterbury
- Maybe A Duck … Maybe A Rabbit …, curated by Ansel Krut, Wimbledon College of Art, London
- 2005
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- Intropsective Men, curated by David Kefford, Madder 139, London
- The Unseen Art Of William Burroughs, Riflemaker, London
- Folklore, APT Gallery, London
- Paper Beats Rock, Cherry de los Reyes Gallery, Los Angeles
- Creekside Open, APT Gallery, London
- Mostyn Open 15, selected by Tania Kovats and David Alston, Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno, Wales
- The Hardest Thing To Draw Is A Kiss, curated by David Austen, The Gallery, Wimbledon School of Art, London
- 2004
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- John Moores 23, Liverpool
- Jerwood Drawing Prize, London
Current Academic Appointments
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- Lecturer in Painting Royal College of Art, London
- Artist-lecturer at The National Gallery, London
- Drawing Fellow Wimbledon College of Art (2005 – 2007)
Publications
- 2009
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- Voodoo: Hoochie-Coochie and the Creative Spirit, exhibition catalogue, text by Julian Barnes and Marina Warner
- 2008
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- Just World Order, exhibition catalogue, published by Artsway, text by Peter Bonnell
- 2007
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- Ghost Of A Flea, exhibition catalogue, text by Ed Krczma
- Oyster Grit, exhibition catalogue, text by Rebecca Geldard
- Drawing Breath: 10 Years Of The Jerwood Drawing Prize Award Winners, exhibition catalogue
- 2006
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- Hotel Vinegar, exhibition catalogue, text by Martin Herbert and Miles Johnson
- Art On Paper: Art on Paper Biennial Exhibition, exhibition catalogue
- World Gone Mad, exhibition catalogue
- Maybe A Duck … Maybe A Rabbit …, exhibition catalogue, text by Peter Suchin
- 2004
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- Lie Still My Beating Heart, exhibition catalogue, text by Rebecca Geldard
- It Could Be Suicide …, exhibition publication full colour tabloid newspaper
Selected Bibliograhy
- 2009
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- The Primacy Of Drawing, by Professor Deanna Petherbridge, Yale University Press
- 2007
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- Krut, Ansel. Shadows, Transmission: The Rules Of Engagement 11, Daniel Gustav
- Cramer, Florian Kempf & Philip Seidel, published by Artwords Press
- Krut, Ansel. Turpsbanana, issue 3, centrefold painting
- 2006
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- The Drawing Book, edited by Tania Kovats, published by Black Dog, London
- 2004
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- Time Out, review by Rebecca Geldard, published 31st March
- Metro Life, Evening Standard, published 13th April
- The Art Newspaper, published March
- What’s On In London, March 04
- Hubbard, Sue. review, The Independent, published 23rdMarch
- Russell Taylor, John. The Times, Representational Art in back in the Home of the Avant-Garde, published 23rd June
- Herbert, Martin. review, Modern Painters, Autumn issue
- Weiner, Julia. review, The Jewish Chronicle, published 25th June