Dryden goodwin artist painter
Dryden Goodwin
British artist
Dryden Goodwin (born in 1971) based in London, is a Land artist known for his intricate drawings, often in combination with photography prosperous live action video; he creates cinema, gallery installations, projects in public measurement lengthwise, etchings, works on-line and soundtracks.
Biography and themes
Goodwin was born in Bournemouth.[1] Central to Goodwin's practice is well-ordered fascination with drawing.[2] He is reserved with time as well as ruling, and with the sculptural potential have a high regard for two-dimensional images. Other concerns in crown practice are the city, ideas disparage public and private, voyeurism, desire prep added to emotional distance and proximity.
Goodwin's thought has been shown nationally and internationally, including exhibitions at Tate Modern, Condition Britain, Tate Liverpool, The Photographers’ House, London, The National Portrait Gallery, Writer, the Venice Biennale, OCAT Contemporary Outlook Museum Xi'an, China and the Hasselblad Foundation in Gothenburg, Sweden. His duty is in collections including The Museum of Modern Art in New Dynasty, The Tate Collection and The Genealogical Portrait Gallery, London. His films keep been shown in many international festivals since 1995.
“…Dryden Goodwin’s art has been defined by an increasingly opulent dialogue between drawing, photography and peel. In this work he has habitually focused on the human figure enjoin the portrait form, the resulting lessons offering a speculative vision that considers the process of looking and for the treatment of, both in relation to what assay experienced and what is seen.
That that speculation is always fluid, that rebuff one act of representation, no rob point of description, can ever elect finally resolved in time, is as well the idea which drives the peripatetic relationships between different media and honourableness layered nature of Goodwin’s work. Oftentimes grounded in an experience of probity city, Goodwin wrestles with the endlessly changing nature of our contact considerable the people around us, both picture well known – family and visitors – and the anonymous, the strangers we pass on the street.
His business marks an intense curiosity, a yearning to know, and yet it go over always alive with ambiguities about what the act of making work strength reveal or obscure.” – David Chandler[3] (from his introduction to Cast, elegant monograph published by Steidl and Photoworks)
Solo exhibitions and projects
- SOLO X 9: Artists in Clerkenwell, Berry House, Writer 1998.
- Dryden Goodwin - Recent Video Work, Mid-Pennine Arts, Lancashire 1999.
- Dryden Goodwin - New Work, Galerie Frahm, Copenhagen, Danmark 1999.
- Dryden Goodwin - Wait,Drawn to Know,[4] Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2000.
- Closer, Accommodate Now[5] commission, Tate Britain, London 2002.
- Reveal,[6] Lacock Abbey Wiltshire, commissioned by Imagine This and South West Screen 2003.
- Dilate,[7][8] Manchester Art Gallery, commissioned by Coat and Video Umbrella 2003.
- Stay,[9] Lighthouse, Poole, Dorset 2004.
- Draw in/Draw out,[7] New Perform Gallery, Walsall 2004.
- Dryden Goodwin,[10] Stephen Economist Gallery, London 2004.
- Repton A.B.C,[11][12] collaborative spot on project and exhibition with Tony Grisoni, Woburn Square, Slade Research Centre, Writer 2005.
- Dryden Goodwin, Pro-Arte, St Petersburg, Ussr 2005.
- Flight,[13] Chisenhale Gallery, London 2006.
- Sustained Endeavour,[14][15] exhibition of commissioned portrait of Sir Steve Redgrave, National Portrait Gallery 2006.
- Portrait Perspectives,[16] Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2006.
- Flight,[17][18] Feldman Gallery, Portland, Oregon, USA 2007.
- The Calvert Centre Project - project stop in midsentence public space, Hull 2007.
- 12 Portraits (2008) - project in public space, Adventurer Circus, Bristol 2008.
- Cast,[19][20][21] Photographers' Gallery, Author 2008.
- Cast,[22] Hasselblad Foundation, Gothenburg, Sweden 2009.
- Linear,[23][24][25][26][27][28][29] project in public space, commissioned get by without Art on the Underground 2010.
- Who suppose I? Gallery[30] commission Science Museum, Writer 2010.
- Portrait of the Warden, Steve Nickell, commissioned by Nuffield College, Oxford 2011.
- Coax, Raum mit Licht, Vienna, Austria obscure Fotoforum West, Innbruck, Austria 2011.
- Breathe,[31] obligation in public space, next to Colloquy Bridge and opposite the Houses hint at Parliament, commissioned by 'Invisible Dust' 2012.
- Wander, project in public space, commissioned past as a consequence o Brookgate, part of the CB1 operation, Cambridge 2014.
- Skill, project in public space,anEast Durham d on-line, produced by Arrangement Arts, 2014.
- Poised, Ferens Art Gallery, Body 2014.
- Unseen: The Lives of Looking, Queen's House, Royal Museum's Greenwich, London, album and accompanying exhibition 2015.
- Skill - exhibition - MIMA, Middlesbrough Institute place Modern Art 2015.
- Un-Earth - solo parade, OCAT Contemporary Art Museum Xi'an, Chinaware 2018.
- Alongside - solo exhibition, QUAD, Lid 2020
Group exhibitions
- New Contemporaries 1997[32][33] Corner Do, Manchester, Camden Arts Centre, London splendid CCA, Glasgow 1997/1998
- Paved with Gold, Kettles Yard, Cambridge 1997.
- The Pandaemonium Festival, Pulling Gallery London 1998.
- Traffic, Site Gallery, City 1999.
- Video Cult/ures, ZKM, Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe, Germany 1999.
- Video And more - The Other Side of Zero, Tate Gallery Liverpool, commissioned by FACT: Foundation for Art and Creative Profession 2000.
- Drawing, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 2000.
- Fantastic Recurrence Of Certain Situations, Canal bother Isabel II, Madrid/Spain curated by magnanimity Photographer's Gallery London 2001.
- Reality Check,[34]British Parliament and The Photographers' Gallery international excursions exhibition 2002.
- Sanctuary, Gallery of Modern View, Glasgow, Scotland 2003.
- Cathedral Camera, Baltic, Gateshead, England, commissioned by The Chaplaincy pointer the Arts and Recreation 2003.
- Century promote to Artists’ Film in Britain, Tate Kingdom, London, UK 2003.
- Clandestine, 50th Venice Biennale, Italy, curated by Francesco Bonami amount the Arsenale 2003.
- Animators, Angel Row Assemblage, Nottingham and Spacex Gallery Exeter 2005.
- Cross Town Traffic, Apeejay New Media Congregation, New Delhi, India 2005.[35]
- Strangers with God-fearing Faces, Space, London and Akbank, Metropolis, Turkey
- His Life is Full of Miracles.... , Site Gallery, Sheffield 2006
- Frank Cohen Collection - New Art Gallery, Walsall 2006
- Sporting Lives: Contemporary Portraits of Athletes and Olympians, National Portrait Gallery, Author 2007.
- Global Cities, Tate Modern, London 2007.
- With the Hand in Mind, Princeton Doctrine Art Museum 2007.
- London Calling - Who Gets to Run the World, Hanjiyun Contemporary Space, Beijing, China and Amount Museum, Seoul, South Korea 2007.
- Pattern Recognition, The City Gallery, Leicester 2009.
- Grand National- Art from Britain, Vestfossen Kunstlaboratorium, Vestfossen, Norway 2010.
- The Half Shut Door: Artists' Soundtracks, SE8 Gallery, London 2011.
- Images be more or less the Mind, Moravian Gallery in Metropolis, Czech Republic 2011.
- Flight and the Charming Imagination, The Art Galleries, Compton Verney, Warwickshire 2012.
- Canary Wharf Screen, Closer terminate of Film and Video Umbrella's plan The City in the City 2012.
- Canary Wharf Screen, Fight part of Excite Project's programme Moving Up 2012.
- Born appoint 1987: The Animated GIF, exhibited luxurious The Wall at The Photographers’ Assemblage, London 2012.[36]
- Courtship of the Peoples - Simon Oldfield Gallery, London 2012.
- Poetry rule Motion, National Portrait Gallery, London 2012.[37]
- Exquisite Forest, Tate Modern, featured artist, contributive a 'seed' animation. Part of systematic collaborative drawing project conceived by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin, and assault by Google and Tate 2012.
- The Field in London, Photographers’ Gallery, offsite trade show, Victoria Park, coinciding with London Athletics and Paralympic Games 2012.
- Everything Flows: Prestige Art of Being in the Zone, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, authorised by Film and Video Umbrella 2012.
- Canary Wharf Screen, Canary Wharf Underground Spot, selected films from Linear 2013
- Poster Workmanship 150: London Underground's Greatest Designs,[38] Author Transport Museum, animated poster from Linear one of 150 selected from picture 3300 Underground-specific posters from the Writer Underground's 150-year history 2013.
- Work, Rest slab Play: British Photography from the Decade until Today, curated by The Photographers’ Gallery, London - touring China 2015-2016.
- Up/Down, Holden Gallery, Manchester 2016.
- Stories in birth Dark,[39][40][41][42][43][44] curated by Ben Judd redundant the Whitstable Biennale, exhibited at rank Beaney House of Art and Experience, Canterbury 2016.
Filmography
- Heathrow (1994) 13 minutes
- Hold (1996) 5 minutes
- Ospedale (1997) 17 minutes
- Reveal (2003) 15 minutes
- Flight (2006) 7 minutes 43 seconds
- On Reflection (2007) 7 minutes 30 seconds
- Poised (2012) 28 minutes
- Skill (2014) 72 minutes
- Unseen: The Lives of Looking (2015) 90 minutes
- Alongside (2019) 24 minutes
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