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Artist statement

Photoworks by MASLEN & MEHRA are included in collections such as Tattinger Switzerland, Art Es Collecion Madrid, numerous international private collections and more recently the Altered Landscape Collection, Nevada Museum of Art which includes artists such as Bernd and Hilla Becher, Lewis Baltz, Edward Burtynsky, Amy Stein, David Maisel, and Fandra Chang. The collection is accompanied by a deluxe publication by Rizzoli with contributions by Lucy Lippard. Solo exhibitions have been staged in New York, London, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Dubai, Istanbul, Sydney, and Berlin. A monograph titled MIRRORED is dedicated to two major series of photographs, The Mirrored and Native series and was published by Verlag für moderne Kunst Nürnberg with support from the Arts Council Of England and texts by art historian Edward Lucie-Smith and Eugen Blume, curator at the Hamburger Bahnoff Museum Berlin. In 2011 there was a solo presentation of work from these two series for the Scotiabank CONTACT International Photo Festival, Toronto and in addition a commissioned public installation of lightboxes was commissioned for Halifax Ferry Terminal. A solo exhibition for Art Month Sydney took place at Conny Dietzschold Gallery in March 2012 with solo exhibitions of a new body of work to take place this year in London and Istanbul.

Solo exhibitions

  • 2012 Impermanent Collection curated by Denizhan Ozer, Chalabi Art Gallery, Istanbul
  • 2012 Impermanent Collection, Occupy My Time Gallery Deptford, London
  • 2012 Native and Mirrored series, Conny Dietzschold Gallery, Sydney
  • 2011 Public installation Ferry Terminal Downtown on 6 backlit billboards, Scotiabank CONTACT Festival, Halifax Canada
  • 2011 Mirrored Scotiabank CONTACT Festival, General Hardware Contemporary, Toronto
  • 2010 MASLEN & MEHRA, Cuadro Fine Art, Dubai
  • 2008 Because There Is Nothing On This Green Earth That Is Stronger Than, Galerie Caprice Horn, Berlin
  • 2008 Two Worlds, Piramid Art Center, Istanbul Turkey
  • 2008 Shadow Lands, Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, New York
  • 2008 Maslen & Mehra, MK Contemporary, Milton Keynes
  • 2007 Maslen & Mehra, First Gallery, Rome Italy (more info)
  • 2007 Native, 9 Shorts Gardens Seven Dials, 9 Shorts Gardens Seven Dials Covent Garden London WC2 (more info)
  • 2006 MASLEN & MEHRA, Galera Sicart Barcelona Spain, Vilafranca del Peneds (Barcelona)
  • 2006 Une premire solo exposition Paris de MASLEN & MEHRA, LACEN 57 rue de Bretagne 3eme arrondissement Paris, Paris (more info)
  • 2006 Metropolis, Galerie Caprice Horn, Berlin Germany (more info)
  • 2003 Phoenix, Perth International Arts Festival, Holmes Court Gallery, Australia
  • 2002 Terra Incognita, Artspace, Sydney, Australia
  • 2001 Drift, Dilston Grove (disused church), South London, UK

Group exhibitions

  • 2013 LUMINOUSFLUX - Dan Flavin MASLEN & MEHRA Jim Campbell Rebecca Baumann Bill Culbert Brendan Van Hek Paul Caporn and Tom Muller, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery - University of Western Australia, Perth Australia
  • 2012 Past And Present, OMT Gallery, London
  • 2012 The Altered Landscape Photographs of a Changing Environment, Nevada Museum Of Art, Reno Nevada USA
  • 2012 Art Stage Singapore art fair, Exhibiting with Conny Dietzschold Gallery Sydney/Cologne, Singapore
  • 2011 Heavy Papers, Galeri Merkur, Istanbul
  • 2011 London International, KCCC Exhibition Hall curated by Edward Lucie-Smith, Lithuania
  • 2011 Group exhibition, Garboushian Gallery, Los Angeles
  • 2010 Made Up Realities, Transformations: Canakkale Biennal Turkey, Multiple venues, Canakkale
  • 2010 For Now, The Drake, Toronto
  • 2010 Mortars At Dawn, Carter London, London
  • 2010 Art Dubai, Galerie Caprice Horn, Dubai
  • 2010 Globalised Nature, Galerie Caprice Horn, Berlin
  • 2009 The Space Between, Surrounds Our Desire, The Event, Birmingham
  • 2009 Olympic Visions, Nunnery Gallery, London
  • 2009 A Shot In The Dark, Chateau Radvanov, Czech Republic
  • 2008 Peeksill Project 2008, The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, Peekskill NY
  • 2008 It's Not Easy, Exit Art, New York
  • 2008 Margate Rocks Contemporary Art Festival, Margate, Margate UK
  • 2008 Grounded, Ellen Curlee Gallery, St Louis USA
  • 2007 Slow Space Fast Pace, Arttrail, Cork Ireland
  • 2007 Nature Scopes, Venue 1 : Special Exhibition Hall Gongju National Museum, South Korea
  • 2007 Optical Titillations, Galerie Caprice Horn, Berlin
  • 2007 Reality Bites, Galerie Caprice Horn/Berlin, Kochstrasse 60 (more info)
  • 2007 CORPO SOCIALE (Social Body), PACK art gallery, Milan (more info)
  • 2007 Art LA 2007, Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles (more info)
  • 2006 Miami Photo 2006, Miami Photo Wynwood Art District, Miami (more info)
  • 2006 Refraction, Galerie Caprice Horn Berlin, Berlin (more info)
  • 2006 Buenos Aires Photo (Galeria Sicart), Buenos Aires Photo, Palais de Glace Posadas 1725 - Buenos Aires
  • 2006 06' Vilafranca Contempornia, Galeria Sicart, Vilafranca del Peneds (Barcelona) (more info)
  • 2006 The Stars Down to Earth, Nunnery Gallery London, 183 Bow Rd London E3 2SJ (more info)
  • 2006 Art Moscow, Central House of Artists Moscow, Russia
  • 2006 Harlem Art Project, Hosted by Philips de Pury & Company Saatchi & Saatchi, New York, US
  • 2006 East Wing Collection, Courtauld Institute, Somerset House London (more info)
  • 2005 February March Western Biennale Of Art curated by Edward Lucie-Smith, Natsoulas Gallery, California, USA
  • 2004 Gods Becoming Men, Frissiras Museum, Athens during Olympics
  • 2004 Tempered Ground, Museum Of Garden History, London, UK (more info)

Competitions, prizes and awards

  • 2011 Latitude Contemporary Art Prize & Exhibition, Latitude Festival, Henham Park Suffolk
  • 2008 Honorable Mention, Pilsner Urquell International Photography Awards, International
  • 2007 production of a publication: Mirrored - Maslen & Mehra, Arts Council of England Award, London
  • 2004 New Work Grant Award, Arts Council England, UK
  • 2001 Grant Award, The Henry Moore Foundation, Drift project Dilston Grove London

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