Simon Morley  
         
 

 

Solo Exhibitions

2007

The English Series, Art First, London

 

A Short History of Dutch Painting, Part II, Metis-NL, Amsterdam

 

Classic Japanese Movies, Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo

2005

Bookpainting, Fiera del Libro dArte, Palazzo del Re, Bologna

 

VIRUS, Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo

 

A Short History of Dutch Art, Metis_NL, Amsterdam

 

Rossa, Spazia, Bologna

 

Reading Room,with Maria Chevska, MOCA Peckham and Peckham Library, London

2004

A Short History of Modern Japanese Fiction (in translation), Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo

 

Solo Presentation, MiArt, Milan (Percy Miller Gallery)

2003

Post Card, Percy Miller Gallery, London

 

The Life of Things, 3 Degrees West Gallery, Wordsworth Trust, Grasmere (Artist-in-Residence exhibition)

 

The Unfortunate Tourist of Helvellyn and his Faithful Dog, 3 Degrees West Gallery, Wordsworth Trust

2002

Italian Holiday, Zero arte contemporanea, Piacenza, Italy

2000/1

The Collected Works of George Orwell, and Other Paintings, Percy Miller Gallery, London



Selected Group Exhibitions

2006

Les Mots pour le faire, with Yves Chaudouet and Maria Chevska, Musée Romain Rolland, Clamecy, France

2005

A Picture of Britain, Tate Britain, London

 

Ex Roma, Abbey Award Winners’ Exhibition, APT Gallery, London

 

Lost and Found in Translation, Newlyn Art Gallery, Newlyn, Cornwall

 

Art is a Word, Benefit exhibition for the Museums of Israel, Christies, London

2004

Melt, British School in Rome

 

Gallery Artists, Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo Compass, Sala 1, Rome

 

Ancoats Hospital: After L. S. Lowry, Nunnery Gallery, London

 

The Book Show, The Wordsworth Trust, Grasmere, Cumbria

2003

The Book Show, curator/exhibitor, Nunnery Gallery, London

 

A . . . parole, Cortili di Casa Sanna-Meloni, Berchidda, Sardinia, as part of Del Segno, Del Suona e della Parola, PAV

 

The Unfortunate Tourist of Helvellyn and his Faithful Dog, (exhibition conception, design, and contribution) The Wordsworth Trust, Grasmere, Cumbria

 

The Cover Theory, Ex-Centrale Electrica, Piacenza, Italy (curated by Mario Sinaldi)

2002

Sumptuous, Ex Macelli Pubblici, Prato, Italy (curated by Palazzo delle Papesse Centro dArte Contemporanea, Siena)

 

LUltima Cena, Castello delOvo, Napoli, Italy (curated by Massimo Sgroi)

 

Fluent: Painting and Words, Camberwell Art School Gallery, London

 

Red Spy, Fortezza della Brunella, Aulla, Italy

 

La Forma delle Forme, Villa Braghieri-Castel, Modena, Italy

 

New Religious Art, Henry Peacock Gallery, London

 

The Open, Liverpool Biennial, Liverpool

 

Bibliomania, edited by Simon Morris, Printed Matter, New York

 

Fabric, Abbott Hall, Kendal

 

Private Views, London Print Studio, Herbert Read Gallery, KIAD, Canterbury

 

showhouse, PM House and Gallery, London

 

East Wing No. 5, Courtauld Institute, London

2001

Artmart, 291 Gallery, London

 

EAST International, Norwich (selected by Mary Kelly and Peter Wollen)

 

Wax, auction in aid of Cancer Research

 

Closer Still, Southern Arts Touring Show: Winchester School of Art and Artsway, Sway

2000

9,8m/s2, Zero arte contemporanea, Piacenza, Italy

 

Art Futures, Contemporary Art Society, Barbican, London

 

Occupation Studios Fund Raiser, Platform Gallery, London

 

The Wreck of Hope, The Nunnery Gallery, London, (artist/co-curator)

 

Chora, Abbot Hall, Kendal, South Hill Park, Bracknell; Hotbath Gallery, Bath

1999

Chora, 30 Underwood Street Gallery, London (artist/co-curator)

 

Six Young British Artists, Gallerie Axel Thieme, Darmstadt, Germany

 

The Discerning Eye, invited by Charlotte Mullins, Mall Gallery, London

 

Hub, curated by Above/Below, Bishopsgate, London

 

Ninenineninetynine, Anthony Wilkinson Gallery, London

 

Wunderkammer, 13 Laburnum Lodge, London

 

After Jackson Pollock, Sali Gia Gallery, London (artist/curator)

 

Networking, P-House, Tokyo, Japan

1998

A State of Affairs, Arthur R. Rose, London

 

Cluster Bomb, Morrison-Judd Gallery, London

 

The Bible of Networking, Sali Gia Gallery, London

 

Souvenirs, curated by Above/Below, Museum Street, London