Henna Nadeem

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Artist statement

My work consists of divergent visual forms, from stand-alone photographs and meticulously handcrafted collages, digital prints to semi-functional architectural/sculptural works and large-scale installations. Linking these forms and disparate visual references is an interest in landscape, geometry and colour.

Qualifications and training

  • 1991 MA Fine Art, Royal College of Art, London
  • 1985 BA Hons Fine Art, John Moores University, Liverpool

Solo exhibitions

  • 2007 A Picture Book of Britain, Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-Sea (publication available)
  • 2006 Henna Nadeem: A Picture Book of Britain, Charleston Farmhouse, Firle, East Sussex, as part of Brighton Photo Biennial (2 publications available)
  • 2005 Henna Nadeem, Newlyn Art Gallery, Penzance
  • 2004 Trees Water Rocks, Piccadilly Circus underground station, London

Group exhibitions

  • 2009 Superabundant: A Celebration of Pattern, Turner Contemporary, Margate (publication available)
  • 2008 Book2, Margaret Harvey Gallery, University of Hertfordshire, St Albans
  • 2007 Urban Myths Modern Fables, UTS Gallery, Sydney, Australia and touring to Doris McCarthy Gallery, Toronto, Canada and 24HR ART:The NT Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin, Australia (2 publications available)
  • 2007 Drawing 2007, The Drawing Room, Tannery Arts, London
  • 2007 Wood for the Trees and Falling Leaves, Gimpel Fils, London
  • 2006 Alien Nation, ICA, London and touring to Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester and Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, (publication available)
  • 2006 Book, an exhibiton of artists books, Mortimer Road, London
  • 2006 Fragments, Cafe Gallery Projects, Southwark Park, London and touring to Tom Thomson Gallery, Ontario, Canada
  • 2006 Green, incl David Spero, Mandy Lee Jandrell & Peter Finnemore, Winchester Gallery, Winchester
  • 2005 Ricochet, Stills Gallery, Edinburgh
  • 2005 Picture of Britain, Tate Britain, London (publication available)
  • 2005 The Beautiful Script, Dray Walk, London
  • 2003 I want! I want!, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland and touring to Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne
  • 2002 Pattern Crazy, Crafts Council, London (publication available)
  • 2002 Message to India, Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai and touring to Queens Gallery, New Delhi; Art Folio, Chandrigah and Jawar Kala Kendra, Jaipur, India (publication available)
  • 2001 Landscape Trauma in the Age of Scopophilia, Leeds Metropolitan University Gallery and touring to The Gallery, London (publication available)
  • 2001 Record Collection, VTO Gallery, London and touring to The International 3, Manchester and Forde Espace d'Art Contemporain, Geneva
  • 2001 Re:construction, Pump House Gallery, London
  • 2000 A Different Kind of Show, The Whitechapel Gallery, London
  • 2000 The Poster Show, Cabinet Gallery, London

Residencies

  • 2007 International Artists Residency, Artspace, Sydney, Australia
  • 2004 Residency, London Print Studio, London
  • 2003 Residency and photographic commission, Autograph and University of Sunderland, Sunderland
  • 1997 On-site Artist-in-residence, Camden Arts Centre, London

Public commissions

  • 2009 Harlow Windows: Church, Little Walk, Advice Centre, Town centre, Harlow, Essex
  • 2008 Spectra (silk screen print), London School of Economics, London
  • 2007 Earth (window manifestations), Dept for Culture, Media and Sport, Cockspur Street, London
  • 2006 Henna Nadeem: A Picture Book of Britain, (publication), commissioned by Photoworks, Brighton
  • 2006 Heaven (window manifestations), Dept for Culture, Media and Sport, Cockspur Street, London
  • 2004 Billy Bragg (billboard), Project Art Gallery, Dublin
  • 2000 Sky Pavilion, collaboration with David Adjaye (large-scale steel structure), Limehouse Fields, Stepney

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