Duncan Campbell_

Born Dublin, Ireland, 20th July 1972
Lives and works in Glasgow

Education

1996-8 MFA, Glasgow School of Art.
1993-6 BA, University of Ulster at Belfast.
1992 National College of Art and Design, Dublin

Upcoming Solo Exhibitions

2010
Make It New John, Artist Space, New York

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2010
Make it New John, Tramway, Glasgow

2009
Make it New John, Chisenhale Gallery, London
Duncan Campbell, Ludlow 38, New York
Duncan Campbell, Kunstverein Munich
Bernadette, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

2008/09
Bernadette, HOTEL, London
Duncan Campbell, Baltic, Gateshead

2008
0-60, ICA, London
Art Statements, Art Basel 38, Solo presentation

2006
The Unnamable, Lux at Lounge, London.

2005
Something in Nothing, TART Contemporary, San Francisco

2004
Falls Burns Malone Fiddles, Galerie Luis Campaña, Cologne

2003
Falls Burns Malone Fiddles, Transmission Gallery Glasgow

Selected Group Exhibitions

2009/2010
Asking Not Telling, Institure of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia

2009
Fight The Power, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia
Border Crossings. Current Art and Modernism in the 21st Century, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg

2008
After October, Elizabeth Dee Gallery, New York
Rictus Grin, curated by Christopher Eamon and Anke Kempkes, Broadway 1602,
New York

2007
You Have Not Been Honest, Museo D’Arte Donnaregina. Naples

2006
Art Now, Tate Britain, London
Archeology of Today? The Kosova Art Gallery, Prishtina
Ein Zentrum in der Peripherie, Galerie-Peripherie, Sudhaus Tübingen

2005
Art From Glasgow, Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin
Archeology of Today? Els Hanappe Underground, Athens
The Need to Document, Halle für Kunst, Lueneburg

2004
Manifesta 5, European Biennial of Contemporary Art, San Sebastian
Emotion Eins, Frankfurter Kunstverin, Frankfurt am Main
Revolution is Not What it Used to Be, S1 Artspace Sheffield

2003
Advertence, festival of documentary film - Various venues Belfast and Dublin.
Fresh and Upcoming, project with Luke Fowler at Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt am Main.
Old Habits Die Hard, Sparwasser HQ Berlin and Norwich Gallery.

2002
Avantoscope, experimental film and music festival at KIASMA, Helsinki.
Flicer, De Overslag Einhoven.
Shadazz, Royal College of Art in London (see www.shadazz.co.uk

Selected Bibliography

2009
Tobias Maier, Mousse, Issue 18, April - May, cover and p.27-30
Jeremy Millar, Top Five, Art Review, Issue 29, January-February 2009, p.32.
Mary Brodbin, Bernadette, Socialist Review, No.332, January 2009 pp. 33-34
Review of Bernadette, Sleek Magazine No.21, Winter 2008/9, pp. 118
Duncan Campbell: Bernadette, The Guardian Guide, 27th Dec-2nd Jan 2009, p.33.

2008
Stuart Comer, Best of 2008, Artforum, No. 4, December 2008, p. 63
Life in Film: Duncan Campbell, Frieze Issue 118, October, p.54-55
Ken Neil, Telling Stories, Map, Issue 15, Autumn, pp.36-41
Focus: Duncan Campbell, Martin Herbert, Frieze 114, April 2008, p.150-151

2007
Now and Then: Art Now at Tate Britain, Lizzie Carey-Thomas, Martin Herbert, Mary Horlock, Katherine Stout, Tate Publishing
You Have Not Been Honest, Colin Ledwith and Polly Staple, British Council
O Joan, No...., Gair Boase, Tate Britain.

2006
Falter, I..., Daniel Jewesbury, Lux, London
Open Frequency, Sarah Lowdnes, Axisweb

2005
The Need to Document, Edited by Sabine Schasch-Cooper, Bettina Steinbrugge, JPR Ringier

2004
With All Due Intent, Marta Kuzma and Massimiliano Gioni, Manifesta Foundation catalogue

2002
Quartet, Shadazz, Evil Eye is Source, VHS publication, The Modern Institute, bdv/Artview

Selected collections

Tate,London, UK
MIT, Boston, USA
National Galleries of Scotland, UK
MUMOK, Vienna, Austria