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Biography - David Nash

Born

1945 England
Lives and works in Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales

Selected Solo Exhibitions:

2010 Yorkshire Sculpture Park, UK , July 2010
2009-10 “Earth: Art of a Changing World,” GSK Contemporary, Royal Academy of Arts, London, England
2009 “David Nash: Drawings and Sculptures”, Abbots Hall, Cumbria England, UK
“Monumental Sculpture,” Mannheim Kunsthalle, Mannheim, Germany
“January’09,” Galeria Alvaro Alcazar, Madrid, Spain
2008 “New Work” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Retrospective,” Kunsthalle in Emden, Germany
“Naturformen,” Atlana Sinclair Haus, Bad Homburg, Germany
2007 “David Nash,” Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea (Republic)
“With the Grain: Wood Sculpture,” Lewes Town Hall, East Sussex,England
“With the Grain: A New Sculpture,” Southover Grange Gardens, Lewes, England
2006 “Trunks Thicken, Branches Lengthen, Roots Deepen,” Galerie Scheffel, Bad Homburg, Germany
2005 “Sculptures & Drawings,” Gallery Lelong Zurich, Switzerland
“Vessels,” Sala de la Diputación de Huesca, Spain
“Pyramids rise, Spheres turn and Cubes stand still,” Annely Juda Fine Art,London, England, UK
2004 “New Work,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Twmps and Eggs,” Galerie Lelong, Paris, France
“David Nash,” Meta Gallery, Madrid, Spain
“Making and Placing Abstract Sculpture 1978-2004,” Tate St. Ives,Cornwall, UK
“Holzskulpturen,” Georg-Kolbe-Museum, Berlin, Germany
2003 “Penland Project,” Wedge Gallery, Asheville, NC
“Holzskupturen,” Gerhard Marcks Haus, Bremen
“Scuptures et dessins,” Scene Nationale d’Orleans, France
“Roche Beech,” New Art Centre Sculpture Park & Gallery, Salisbury,Wiltshire, UK
“Return of Art as Nature,” Christian Scheffel Gallery, Germany
“Die Rückkehr der Kunst in die Natur,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Homburg, Germany
2002 “Drawings and Sculpture,” Robert Brown Gallery, Washington, DC
“Stoves and Hearths,” Penny School Gallery, Kingston-on-Thames
“Charred Wall Panels,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco CA
“Sculptures,” Galerie Le Long, New York NY
“Charred Sculptures and Panels,”S65 Galerie, Köln, Germany
2001 “Skulpturen & Zeichnungen,” Kunst im Bethmannhof, Frankfurt
“From Wales,” Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
LeLong, Zurich, Switzerland
Gallery Sculptor, Helsinki, Finland
“Black and Light,”Annely Juda Fine Art, London, England
“Green and Black / Red and Black: new drawing and sculpture by David Nash,” Oriel 31, Davies Memorial Gallery, Wales
“Recent Sculptures and Charred Reliefs”, Galerij S65, Belgium
“Chwarel Goed/Wood Quarry”, Centre for Visual Arts, Cardiff, Wales
1999 “Work Place:Sculpture & Drawing”, Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Palma, Majorca, Spain
1998 “Red and Black”, L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
“Drawings and Place”, Maneten Gallery, Sweden
“David Nash”, European Foundation for Sculpture, Park Solvay, Brussels,Belgium
“The Language of Wood”, Banque de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
1997 “Sculpture from California”, Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Sculpture and Drawing”, Galerie Hans Mayer, Dusseldorf, Germany
“Sculpture”, Recklinghausen Art Gallery, Recklinghausen, Germany
“Stoves and Hearths,” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
1996 “New Sculptures and Drawings,” Art Affairs, Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Three Places, David Nash”, Cairn Gallery, Nailsworthy, UK
“Croesau, Wyau, Llestr, Pasg”, Oriel Y Ddraig, Blaenau Ffestiniog, UK
“Green Fuse”, Mead Gallery, Warwick, UK
“Line of Cut”, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, UK
“Elements of Drawing”, Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds, UK
“Survey Show 1971 - 1996”, MUHKA, Antwerp, Belgium
“Recent Sculpture and Drawing”, Galerij S65, Aalst, Belgium
1995 “Bat in the Box, Lizard in the Glove”, Refusalon Gallery, San Francisco,CA
“David Nash”, Gianni Giacobbi Arte Contemporare, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
“David Nash,” Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona, Spain
“Voyages and Vessels”, Contemporary Museum Honolulu, Hawaii
“Voyages and Vessels,” Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA
1994 Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
“A Collaboration with Nature,” Santa Monica Museum of Art, Santa Monica, CA
“Voyages and Vessels,” Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, NE
“New Drawing and Sculpture,” Oriel The Friary Cardiff, Cardiff, Wales
1992 “The Planted Works 1977 - 1992,” Louver Gallery, NY
“David Nash,” Jan Weiner Gallery, Kansas City, MO
“Sculpture and Drawings,” Gerald Peters Gallery, Dallas, TX
“Poland Project,” Galerie S65, Aalst, Belgium Usazdowski Castle, Warsaw, Poland Criccieth Music
“Festival”, North Wales, Heidelberg Kunstverein, Kunst Europa
“Planted and Carved,” Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
“Five New Sculptures” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
“Sculpture,” Mortyn Gallery, North Wales
“Wood Quarry,” Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield, UK
1990 “Drawings,” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
“Sculpture,” Louver Gallery New York, NY
“Drawings and Sculpture,” de Andino Fine Arts, Washington, D.C.
“Chene et Frene,” Musee des Beaux-Arts, Calais, France
“Sculpture 1971 - 90,” Serpentine Gallery, London, UK
“Sculpture 1971 - 90,” National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
“David Nash,” Galerie Philipe Casini, Paris Art Affairs, Amsterdam
“Sculpture 1971 - 90,” Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, Scotland
1989 “Sculpture and Projects 1986 - 1989,” Annely Juda Fine Art, London, UK
1988 “Adennes Project,” Galerij S65, Aalst, Belgium
“Adennes Project,” Vaughn & Vaughn, Minneapolis, MN
“Drawings,” Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
“Drawings,” Musee Greuze, France
1987 “Sculpture from the Djerassi Foundation,” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
1986 “Tree to Vessel Sculpture,” Judy Rowan Gallery, London, UK
1985 Kamakura Gallery, Tokyo Sogestu Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Kroller Muller Museum, Otterlo, Netherlands
Bixby Gallery, Washington University St. Louis, MO
Heide Art Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
Galerie S J5, Aalst, Belgium
1984 Exhibitions and Demonstrations held throughout Japan (Shiga, Miyagi, Tochigi, and Fukuoka) sponsored by the Chairman of the Japanese Association of Art Museums, with the support of the British Council
1983 “Sixty Seasons,” Third Eye Centre, Glasgow, Scotland“Sixty Seasons,” Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Ireland
“The Lime Tree Project”, South Hill Marks Art Centre
1982 Elise Meyer Gallery, New York, NY
Oriel Gallery, Cardiff, Wales
“Wood Quarry,” Rijksmuseum Kroller Muller Otterlo, Netherlands
“Wood Quarry,” Midland Group, Nottingham, UK
“Wood Quarry,” Yorkshire Sculpture Park (Fellowship Exhibition), Yorkshire, UK
“Wood Quarry,” Kilkenny Art Gallery, Kilkenny, Ireland
1981 “Pyramids and Catapults,” St. Paul’s Gallery, Leeds, UK
1980 Southhampton University Gallery, Southhampton, UK
“Wood Quarry,” Elise Meyer Gallery, New York, NY
Galleria Cavallino, Venice, Italy
Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, UK
1979 Parnham House, Dorset, UK
1978 “Fletched Over Ash,” Air Gallery, London, UK
Arts Center, Chester, UK
Chapter Gallery, Cardiff, Wales
1976 “Loosely Held Grain,” Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, UK
1973 “Briefly Cooked Apples,” York Festival, England; Oriel, Banor, Wales

Selected Group Exhibitions

2009-10 “Earth: Art of a Changing World,” GSK Contemporary, Royal Academy of Arts, London, England
2009 “Summer Choices,” Crown Point Press, San Francisco, CA
2008 “Feuer In der Gegenwartskunst,” Kunsthaus Kaufbeuren, Kaufbeuren, Germany
“La Construccion del Paisaje Contemporaneo,” CDAN – Centro de Arte y Naturaleza – Fundación Beulas, Huesca, Spain
“Beyond Measure: conversations across art and science,” Kettle’s Yard,Cambridgeshire, England
2007 “On Paper,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Landscape & Memory II.” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Im kleinen Format 2007/08,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg,Germany
“Geometrisk Abstraktion XXVI,” Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockhom, Sweden
“Accrochae, gallery artists,” Art Affairs Gallery, Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Art Protects,” Yvon Lambert – Paris, Paris, France
“Everything,” Dunn and Brown Contemporary, Dallas, TX
“Envisioning Change,” Nobel Peace Center, Oslo, Norway; BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels,Belgium; Ministry of Culture, Monaco; Field Museum, Chicago, USA
“Annely juda – A Celebration,” Annely Juda Fine Art, London, UK
“100 Jahre Kunsthalle Mannheim,” Städtische Kunsthalle Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany
“Gems from the Collection,” Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, Ireland (Republic)
2006 “Director’s Choice,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Künstler der Galerie - “Im kleinen Format 2006/07,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg Germany
“Selections from the Collection of Edward R. Broida,” The National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
2005 “Director’s Choice: Contemporary Art with Objects from Asia,” HainesGallery, San Francisco, CA
“Beyond the Pour: Pairing Art and Wine Label Design,” San Francisco
Museum of Craft & Design,San Francisco, CA
Künstler der Galerie - “Im kleinen Format,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg, Germany
“Geometrisk Abstraktion XXIV,” Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockhom,Sweden
“Exhibition of Indoor Collections,” Kirishima Open-Air Museum, Kagoshima, Japan
“50 Jahre Galerie Koch,” Galerie Koch, Hannover, Germany
2004 “The Native Land,”Oriel Mostyn, Landudno, N. Wales
“Temporalscape,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Künstler der Galerie - “Im kleinen Format 2004/05,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg, Germany
“Geometrisk Abstraktion XXIII,” Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockhom,Sweden
“Contemporánea Arte,” Sala Amós Salvador, Logroño, Spain
2003 “Recent Acquisitions,” Robert Brown Gallery, Washington, DC
“Works on Paper,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Inventory@Byron Cohen Gallery, Byron Cohen Gallery, Kansas City, MO
“Blickachsen 4,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg, Germany
2002 “In Praise of Trees,” Stephen Lacey Gallery, London
“Plotting,” Carrie Secrist Gallery, Chicago, IL (catalogue)
“Fifteen – 15th Anniversary Exhibition,” Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“Drawn Together,” Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery, Suffolk, England
“Shift,” Galerie Lelong – New York, New York City, NY
“Botanique,” PKM Gallery, Seoul, Korea (Republic)
2001 “Blickachsen 3,” Galerie Scheffel GmbH, Bad Homburg, Germany
“Burn: Artists Play with Fire,” Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL
2000 “Bronze”, Holland Park, London, Engaland
1999 “Artist’s Pages”, Palo Alto Art Center, Palo Alto, CA
1998 “Here: Artists’ Interventions”, Aldrich Museum, Ridgefield, CT
“Landscapes”, Meyerson & Nowinski Gallery, Seattle, WA
“The Collection of Ed Broida”, Orlando Museum and Art Gallery, Orlando, FL
“Twenty-five Year Celebrations”, Butler Gallery, Ireland
“Places in Gothenburg”, Gothenburg, Sweden (Outdoor piece)
“The Hollowed Out Trunk of Wood”, Stadtische Museum, Heilbron, Germany
Crown Point Press, San Francisco, CA
TransAmerica Building Lobby, San Francisco, CA
1997 “The Sixth International Shoe-box Sculpture Exhibition”, Hawaii Art Gallery, Hawaii
“Obsession + Devotion”, Haines Gallery, San Francisco, CA
“3rd Wexford Artists Book Exhibition”, Wexford Arts Center, Ireland
“Push the Boat Out”, Swansea Arts Workshop Gallery, Swansea, UK
“8 x 8”, Pallant House, Chichester, UK
“Ecce Ubu”, La Maison du Spectacle - Le Bellone, Brussels, Belgium
“Language of Wood”, Pyo Gallery, Seoul, Korea
“A Sculptors Choice: Works Selected by Ann Christopher”, RoyalAcademy of Art, London, England
“The Sixth International Shoe-Box Sculpture Exhibition”, Hawaii Art Gallery, Hawaii
1996 “Sightlines”, Honiton Festival, Honiton, UK
“Place to Place: Parish Maps”, Common Ground, Barbican Center, London, UK
“Bi-annual Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture”, Jesus College,Cambridge, UK
“Paul Gees, Ludwig Vandevelde, David Nash”, De Vishal, Haarlem, Netherlands
“Trilogi - Confrontation with Nature”, Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedfabrik,Denmark
“Endangered Spaces”, Christies, London, UK
1995 “The Edge of Town”, Joseloff Gallery, Hartford, CT
“Here and Now”, Serpentine Gallery, London, England
“Drawn Together - Works on Paper from the Contemporary Art Society and the Arnolfini Trust”, Middlesborough Art Gallery, England
“Sculptor’s Drawings: 1945 - 1990”, Metropolitan Museum of Art”, New York, NY
1994 “New Sculpture,” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA.
1993 “Black through Green,” Installation of site work commissioned by Laumier Sculpture Park for the Series Titled, “Perfect Unity: Sculptures and Living Forms,” St. Louis, MO
1992-93 “The Artist’s Hand,” Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, AZ
1991 Europadstich Werkstatt Ruhrgebeit ’91, Reckinhausen Kunsthalle, Germany
“Espace,” The Royal Hibernian Academy Gallery, Dublin, Ireland
Criccieth Music Festival, North Wales
“Charred Sculptures,” Museum Filkwang, Essen, Germany
“Kunst Europa 1991,” Kunstverein Heidelberg, Germany
“Hortus Camrensis,” Erdigg, Clywd (Tour organized by the NationalTrust) Centrum Sztuki Wspolezensnej Zamek Njuazdowski, Poland
“Roger Ackiling, David Nash, Dianne Samuels,” Michner/Wilcox Gallery
1988 “Briatnnica: Trente ans de Sculpture,” Musee de Harve, Le Harve, France
“The Forces of Nature,” Manchester City Art Galleries, Manchester, UK
“A Natural Order,”Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY
“Three Artists in Wales,” Oriel Gallery, Cardiff ,Wales
“Royal Academy Summer Exhibition,” Royal Academy, London, UK
“Artist’s in National Parks,” Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
“A Quiet Revolution Sculpture since 1965”, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL (traveled)
1987 “Unpainted Landscape,” Maclaurian Gallery, Ayr, Scotland (traveled)
1986 “Overland,” Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK
“Landscape-Place-Nature, Material,” Kettles Yard, Cambridge, UK
“Forest of Dean Project,” Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, UK
“Japonaise,” Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Sunderland, UK
“200 Years and 10 Days at Pollywrack,” South Wales, UK
“American/European Painting Sculpture,” L.A. Louver, Venice, CA
“Naivety in Art,” Setagaya Art Museum ,Tokyo, Japan
1985 “Hayward Annual,” Hayward Gallery, London, UK
“25 Years: Three Decades of Contemporary Art: The Eighties,” Juda Rowan Gallery, London, UK
“Transformation - American and European Sculpture 1945 - 1985,” Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY
“Survey of Recent International Painting and Sculpture,” Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
ROSC International Exhibition, Dublin, Ireland
“Haarlem Hout”, Frans Hals Museum Haarlem, Holland
1983 “The Sculpture Show,” Serpentine and Hayward Galleries, London, UK
“Tongue and Groove,” Coracle Press, London, UK
“53 - 83 Three Decades of Artists from Inner London Art Schools,” RoyalAcademy London, UK
1982 “Presence of Nature,” Carlisle Art Gallery and Museum,UK
“British Drawing,” Hayward Annual London, UK
“Aspects of British Art Today,” Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan
“Through Children’s Eyes,” 4th Biennial of Sydney, Australia Arts Council Touring Exhibition England, UK
1981 “Art And Sea,” Third Eye Centre, Glasgow Scotland (Traveled)
“British Sculpture in the Twentieth Century, Part II,” Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, UK
Cleveland Drawing Biennial, Cleveland, OH
1980 “A Wood Exhibition,” The Monries, Colchester, UK
“British Art Now: An American Perspective,” Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY (Traveled)
“Mixage”, De Lantern, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1979-80 “Wood,” Yorshire Sculpture Park, Yorkshire, UK
LYC Museum Cumbria, UK
“Corners,” Elise Meyer Gallery, New York, NY
1977 “From Wales,” Fruit Market Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland
“On Site”, Arnolfini Gallery Bristol, UK
1976 “Summer Show II,” Serpentine Gallery, London, UK
1975 “The Condition of Sculpture,” Hayward Gallery, London, UK

Bibliography

2009 “Yorkshire Sculpture Park will Present a Rich and Extensive Exhibition of Work by David Nash,” Artdaily.org,December 26, 2009.
“Trunk Call,” Yorkshire Post, December 11, 2009.
Wielgos, Pippa Jane. “Earth – Art of a Changing World at the Royal Academy,” Culture 24, December 4, 2009.
“Inconvenient Art: Contemporary Artists Weigh In On Climate Change,” The Independent, December 3, 2009.
“David Nash: La Sabiduria Profunda de la Naturaleza,” Al Limite, December 2009.
Hickling, Alfred. “David Nash,” Guardian, September 29, 2009.
Baker, Kenneth. “David Nash Advances Zen with a Chain Saw,” San Francisco Chronicle, October 18, 2009.
2006 “David Nash Creates and Gifts Sculptures,” Djerassi RAP, Spring 2006, Vol.XV, No. 1
2005 Selz, Peter. “David Nash: Organic Sculpture in the Forest and the Gallery,” Sculpture Magazine, June 2005.
2004 “What’s On,” The Art Newspaper, December, No. 153.
Baker, Kenneth.“Artist David Nash sculpts motion with a chain saw and blowtorch,” San Francisco Chronicle, December 11, 2004.
2003 “David Nash: Wood Quarry—the Creative Process,” Sculpture, June, Vol. 22, No.5, p. 15.
2002 Bauer, Marilyn. “Nash finds niche in nature,” The Cincinnati Enquirer, May 19.
Bauer, Marilyn. “New Park Will Showcase Internationally Known Sculptors,” The Cincinnati Enquirer, May 19.
Bauer, Marilyn. “Plaza of the Sun,” The Cincinnati Enquirer, May 19.
Baker, Kenneth. “David Nash at Haines,” San Francisco Chronicle, January 26.
2001 Grande, John. “Real Living Art: A Conversation with David Nash,” Sculpture, December, Vol. 20, No. 10, pp.25-31.
1999 Baker, Kenneth, “Sculptor Plies Chain Saw Like Fine Artist’s Brush”, San Francisco Chronicle, Saturday, May 22.
Curtis, Cathy, “ Raw Talent”, Orange County Calendar, January
Heartney, Eleanor “David Nash at Galerie Lelong”, Art in America, April
Scherr, Apollinaire, “Over There”, East Bay Express, May 14
1998 Ollman, Leah “Sculptor Shapes His History on a Tree,” L.A. Times, May 15
Curtis, Cathy, “Raw Talent”, LA Times
Updike, Robin, “Beyond Pretty Scenery”, Seattle Times, January
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1993 “At The Edge of the Forest”, published by Annelly Juda Fine Art, London
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Nishimura Gallery Exhibition review, Nikkei Art July, p. 99
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Wilson - Llyod Ann, “Evidence of Fundamental Forces,” Contemporenaea, no.23, December 1990
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“Nash sort de Bois,” Liberation, August 3
1988 “David Nash: Sculpture 1971-90”, Serpentine Gallery, London (catalogue)
“Mosaic Egg”, Andely Juda Fine Art, London
1987 Chene et Frene, Musee Greuze, France
“Wood Primer”, published by Bedford Press, San Francisco, CA
“A Quite Revolution - British Sculpture Since 1965”, Graham Beal and Mary Jane Jacob, published by Thames and Hudson, London
1985 “Tree to Vessel”, Juda Rowen Gallery, London 1985
“Elm Wattle Gum”, Heide Art Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
Hogue Veluwe Otterlo, Kroller -Muller Museum, The Netherlands
“David Nash - Japan”, Ki No Inochi, Japan, Association of Art Museums, i No Icochi, Japan
“A Sense of Place: Sculpture in Landscape”, Peter Davis and Tony Knipe,published by Ceolfrith Press, New York
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1983 “Wood,” Quarry Otterlo, Kruller Muller Museum, The Netherlands
1982 “Sixty Seasons”, Third Eye Centre, Glasgow, Scotland
“Forest Poems, Forest Drawings”, David Nash with Anthony Barnett, published by Ferry Press, London, UK
1981 “Stoves And Hearths”, Duke Street Gallery, London, UK
Fellowship, Yorkshire Sculpture Park , UK
1979 “David Nash,” Aspects, Spring Wood Quarry, Elise Meyer, New York, NY
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1976 “Fletched Over Ash”, AIR Gallery, London, UK
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