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Joseph Loughborough

Joseph Loughborough

Joseph Loughborough (born 1981) spent his formative years exploring the derelict boatyards and creeks of Portsmouth, on the south coast of the UK. After graduating from Portsmouth University he pursued interests in art, philosophy and skateboarding culture, living in London, Paris and currently Berlin.

Joseph Loughborough is represented in Berlin by Nomad Gallery. 

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Artistic Curriculum Vitae

  • BA in Illustration / Portsmouth University

Exhibitions

Solo exhibition

  • May 2016
    Berlin – Germany – Nomad Gallery – Resurfaced
  • July 2015
    Berlin – Germany – Nomad Gallery – New works
  • October 2014
    San Jose – USA – Anno Domini Gallery – In the Cave We Dance
  • May 2014
    Antwerp – Belgium – AimSpace Gallery – The The Human Mine
  • June 2013
    Poitiers – France – Gallery Grand Rue – Defense of the Absent
  • March 2013
    San Jose – USA – Anno Domini Gallery -Deciphring the Ash of Effigies
  • June 2012
    London – UK – Future Tense Gallery -The Anatomy of Strangers
  • 2008
    Brighton – UK – The Artists Residence Gallery

Group exhibition (selection)

  • 2015
    Esthisis – Crowsnest Gallery – London
    KunstKabnet – Nomad Gallery – Berlin
    The Other Summer Exhibition – London – Lollipop Gallery
    Leclere – Maieson de ventes – Marseille
    Stroke Art Fair – Munich – Intoxicated Demons
  • 2014
    Le Cave – Berlin
    Virtue of Fools – Munich – Intoxicated Demons
    Berliner Liste – Berlin – Intoxicated Demons
    Stroke Art Fair – Munich – Intoxicated Demons
    Memory – Fellini Gallery – Berlin
  • 2013
    Moniker Art Fair – London
    Culture Urban – Bmw Museum – Munich
  • 2012
    Produce – Anno Domini
    Crossing borders – Msa Gallery – Paris
    De Visage,De Figures, Des Supports – Galerie Naclil – Lille
  • 2011
    LE – Msa Gallerie – Bellevile – Paris
    Jeux Expo – Gallerie Art-De-Rien – Paris
    ‘One’ Show – London Bridge
    MTV Redefine – Dallas – Goss Micheal Foundation
    Shine – Folkestone
    Sand sea ,spray – Blackpool
    Battersea Art Fair London
  • 2010
    Splat (pop up) – London
    From London – Lille2nd
    In Human – London
    Red Propeller Group show – Exeter
    Le bateau (Joint Show) Paris
    Bedford festivalGroup show –  Exeter
    The Loft(Joint Show) – Paris
    The Louvre carrousel – D’art urbain – Paris
    Future Tense Gallery – London
  • 2009
    Battersea art fair London
    Advent69er Gallery – Bristol
    Rump1Love Gallery – Bristol
    Inked Gallery – Brighton
    Visual Imprints Gallery- Brighton
  • 2008
    Urban Scrawl –  Portobello Rd Gallery –  London
    Naked Eye Gallery – Brighton
  • 2006
    Ether GalleryPortsmouth
  • 2005
    Toast Gallery – Southampton
  • 2003
    University Graduate show- Portsmouth
  • 2002
    Skating and Art-  Mountbatten Gallery – Portsmouth

Awards

  • 2010
    Selected Courvoisier/Guardian Future500 Artist
  • 2009
    Daffodil Award
    Farnham Maltings ‘No Strings Attached’ Award
    Norden Farm ‘Granted’ Award

Literature

  • Ner0bilo, 2014
  • ArtBeat Magazine, 2013
  • Mirroir de l’art, 2013
  • Antique Children, 2012
  • Rooms Magazine, 2011
  • Vitry vit le street art, 2011

Interviews

http://wordsocialforum.com/2015/06/08/15401/
http://cfye.com/?s=joseph+loughborough
http://www.bleaq.com/2013/bleaq-interview-joseph-loughborough
http://nakidmagazine.com/2015/02/13/an-interview-in-charcoal-and-gold-joseph-loughborough-interviewartist-to-watch/
http://livefastmag.com/2013/03/interview-series-joseph-loughborough/
http://www.kaltblut-magazine.com/joseph-loughborough/
http://fillermagazine.com/culture/gallery/interview-with-artist-joseph-loughborough/

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